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Justin Bieber has been cleared in a possible hit-and-run accident involving a paparazzo Monday night. Bieber is no longer under investigation for the late-night possible hit-and-run in Hollywood, ABC News Los Angeles affiliate KABC-TV confirmed with the Los Angeles Police Department. See Other Celebs Accused...    

Kristen Stewart has been to some of the most exclusive spots around the globe, but the “Twilight” star is just as happy eating at low-key places, too. Stewart, 23, stopped at a Hooters in Amarillo, Texas, Saturday night with a woman who appeared to be...    

    

A 15-year-old boy is recovering after he was was attacked by a shark earlier today at Surfside Beach in Texas.    

World-famous chef known for his hot temper is accused of failing to pay employees.    

Former NFL star and his attorney talk to Robin Roberts after serving 7 days of a 30-day sentence.    

Starbucks to post calorie information nationally ahead of federal regulation    

Multiple murder suspect acting as own attorney says in opening statement he's no 'monster'    

A 70-year-old man "voluntarily" walked into a London police station today and received a caution for assault related to the photos published in a British tabloid of celebrity chef Nigella Lawson in a physical confrontation with a man who appears to be her husband, art and advertising magnate Charles Saatchi, police said.    

100K protesters flood Brazil streets in protests venting anger over poor government services    

Authorities say nine 7-Eleven franchise owners and managers made millions exploiting illegal immigrants.    

The president's daughters seemed less than thrilled during their trip to Ireland.    

John Martorano took the stand in the trial of alleged mob boss "Whitey" Bulger.    

The former NFL star was sentenced to 30 days after a plea-deal hearing went awry.    

Passengers on Hong Kong flight subdued a man as they say he reached for something in his jacket.    

On Facebook, a crime report can read a lot differently than it would on a police blotter or in a news story. Take this example from the Brimfield, Ohio, Police Department: "Two females arrested. ... They walked into the store thin and walked out much 'thicker.' We are thinking it was the additional shirts and 'booty' shorts they put on under their own clothing..." Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver wrote on April 29. "Their 'booties' and the rest of them were taken to the bed and breakfast ... where the shorts are longer ... and so are the days."    

NYC woman who helped police track down suspect in her dad's 1986 killing attends arraignment    

Ex-NFL star Chad Johnson released from jail 1 week after slapping attorney on rear    

    

Likely Virginia site of complex Indian empire, Pocahontas' rescue preserved under agreement