Police have confirmed that a gunman, believed to be a 15-year-old student, has barricaded himself inside a classroom at Scott High School in Toledo, Ohio. The school is currently under lockdown. UPDATE: The gunman is now in custody.

According to the Foreign Press Association, the Israeli military has intentionally targeted journalists at least ten times over the past two years. The most recent incident occurred on Friday, when the Israeli army allegedly fired rubber bullets and stun grenades at clearly-identified photojournalists covering a skirmish between the Israeli military and Palestinian protestors.

New York magazine is considered one of the most prestigious magazines in America. New York magazine is no longer able to publish a weekly print edition. We were not joking when we told you thousands of times that print is dead.

The incredible story of Harrison Okene's underwater survival made headlines back in June, but the equally incredible footage of his rescue has just now surfaced.

It's all fun and games until someone pokes your kid's eye out.

The White House has met all its goals in fixing the beleaguered online federal health-insurance marketplace so it "will work smoothly for the vast majority of users," according to a representative of Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and Chief Kommissar Barack Husseinovich Obamaski.

A police officer arrested three teens last week as they were standing outside a store in downtown Rochester, New York. Their crime: Waiting for a school bus.

The 2013 hurricane season has ended, and it was the weakest one in 30 years. On top of that, it's cold outside. This should lay that "global warming" crap to rest once and for all.

In a stunningly straight-forward confessional video posted this morning to YouTube, popular British Olympian Tom Daley "put an end to all the rumours and speculation" by revealing that he has been dating a man for the past several months.

Authorities have begun their investigation into Sunday's Metro-North train crash that left four people dead and at least 60 injured. In what one firefighter described to the New York Post as a "bloodbath," three of the victims' bodies were ejected from the train, which was traveling at excessive speeds as it rounded a bend under the Henry Hudson Bridge in the Bronx.

A Swedish inmate had such a bad toothache that he escaped prison two days before he was supposed to be released, went to the dentist, and then turned himself back in.

The Jodi Arias case — previously a mainstay of cable news coverage and Lifetime TV movies — has gone almost completely dark as prosecutors pursue the death penalty for the second time.

Amazon is developing a new service called Prime Air which would use unmanned drones to deliver Amazon packages. While the drone drops are at least four or five years away, CEO Jeff Bezos appeared on 60 Minutes to mess with producers and show off the prototypes.

[Spike Lee's having a rough weekend — his new film "Oldboy" opened at just $1.2 million and he failed to coach his beloved Knicks to a win tonight at Madison Square Garden, where they suffered their ninth straight loss. Image by Kathy Willens via AP.]

Thanksgiving travel is not for the faint-of-heart. Just ask one of the sixty-five cars or three tractor-trailers that all crashed into each other in a massive pile-up early this morning on Interstate 290 in Massachusetts. The AP reported at least 35 people were taken to hospitals. And the traffic. Oh, the traffic.

Actress Maria Bello wrote the Modern Love column in today's New York Times, using her experience explaining to her twelve-year-old son Jackson that she is now dating a woman to let the rest of the world know that it's not a big deal.

Looks like the Hells Angels have figured out that the pen is mightier than the crowbar.

"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" ruled the box office this holiday weekend, earning $110.2 million to become the top Thanksgiving title of all time. Disney's "Frozen" also fared well, pulling in $93 million between Wednesday and Sunday. Spike Lee's "Oldboy" however, bombed, garnering only $1.2 million, the lowest of the major titles currently in release.

A senior city official told the New York Times thatthe operator of the Metro-North train that derailed today, killing four passengers and injuring scores more, told emergency medical workers that the crash occurred because the train's brakes failed. The Times notes that the operator's account has not been confirmed.

Whoever is running the DiGiorno Twitter account has been having a great time yelling at people about football. While the tweets (#DiGiorNOYOUDIDNT) are clearly some sort of marketing scheme, they're all in shades of Bobby Moynihan's Drunk Uncle, alternating football insults with general insults with sadness.