One day after French radar detected potential wreckage in the area, Australian and Chinese military planes spotted debris in the southern Indian Ocean that authorities believe might belong to missing Flight 370.

An adorable baby moose was just looking for the woods when he got his hooves stuck trying to jump over a gate. Luckily a group of laid-back guys were around to casually free him with a hatchet. When he doesn't run off, they try to guess what he wants—he obviously just wants to hang, guys.

A commercial barge dumped close to 168,000 gallons of oil into a Texas bay after one of its tanks ruptured Saturday.

John Lennon's cartoons are set to be auctioned to a wealthy private buyer at Sotheby's later this year, but they wouldn't necessarily be out of place on the back page of the New Yorker.

Can you tell when people are lying through their teeth about everyday topics?

A teenage boy died saving his girlfriend from an oncoming train as the pair walked on the train tracks near their California school Friday.

Shootouts all across Chicago last night left at least ten people injured, according to city authorities. Police opened fire on one fleeing gunman, 19-year-old Junior Adziwonou, as officers chased him on foot through Englewood on the South Side.

[Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York dons an afro wig at a charity event as Cynthia Nixon and wife Chirlane McCray express lukewarm amusement. Image via AP]

A pool report from the U.S. press team covering Michelle Obama's tour of China notes that authorities ordered local merchants to hide their stock of "Obama-Mao" T-shirts from a section of the Great Wall where the First Lady and her daughters visited earlier today.

James Rebhorn, a character actor who played roles on Homeland, White Collar, and as the lawyer who puts the cast of Seinfeld in jail on its series finale, died on Friday night, his agent shared with The Hollywood Reporter.

Timur Vermes, a German ghostwriter, penned a nationally best-selling novel satire about Hitler. Originally published in 2012, MacLehose Press is finally releasing the English translation of Vermes' literary debut, Look Who's Back (Er ist wieder da), next week.

In a report published in The Cincinnati Enquirer, journalist Lisa Bernard-Kuhn found several families in Ohio, where legalization of medical marijuana is currently pending, who are eagerly fleeing the confines of the Midwestern state for places where they can treat their ill children.

Following the death of founder Fred Phelps last week, the Westboro Baptist Church's first target of mob protest since Phelps' demise was our dear Lorde, at a concert in Kansas City. Her fans came prepared.

At least 3 are dead and 10 are missing in a landslide that occurred in Oso, a town north of Seattle, yesterday afternoon. The sounds of people crying out for help have been heard beneath the remaining rubble, the local fire department has reported.

Lady Gaga's latest dalliance in directing clocks in at seven minutes of dancing and grinding and Kanye West-style sacrificial bird-fallen-to-earth mythology, plus five minutes of rolling credits. Michael Jackson gets resuscitated. And Gandhi, too!

Last night, in the most dogged interrogation of Hillary Clinton's national political ambitions yet, comedian Jimmy Kimmel pestered the former Secretary of State with the repeated question of whether she's planning to run for president in 2016.

Pope Francis, coolest pope, has not made a statement regarding a package of cocaine that was intercepted by German authorities in January, but the all-white getup is starting to make some sense.

Last we left off with the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, the U.S. had dropped their navy out of the search, and Australia was inching toward a resolution. As of this morning, France has now shared satellite images with Malaysian officials that point to debris in the Indian Ocean.

Yesterday, tig o'l bigot Bill Donohue of the Catholic League announced that he would not be marching in New York's upcoming LGBT Pride parade, after having his application to do so accepted by Pride's powers that be. Why the flip-flop? In the weak excuse for an excuse posted on his organization's website, Donohue wrote:

Kahton Anderson, the 14-year-old boy who opened fire on fellow passengers of a city bus on Marcus Garvey Boulevard in Brooklyn will stand trial as an adult. New York City prosecutors have charged Anderson with second degree murder following the death of one bystander, Angel Rojas, 39.