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A new exercise to help moms fix their mommy pooch looks suspiciously like an ancient yoga breathing technique. But there are few key differences.

A collector who purchased a rare U.S. "quint" in 2013 says he has proof that it is the first coin ever minted in the United States, dating to 1783. And experts think he could be right.

Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson has more than half a million dollars on hand for his reelection bid as the September primary approaches. With a campaign war chest of $703,782, the three-term mayor has far more money than any of his opponents, according to semi-annual financial disclosures made this week. Jackson raised $559,367 in the first half of this year. His next closest competitor, Councilman Zack Reed, raised $57,350. Jeff Johnson, another councilman challenging the mayor, filed the day after the deadline and reported raising $55,540.

The White House continues its letters-from-forgotten-people series with a business opportunity from 11-year-old local entrepreneur.

Entrepreneur Mary Anderson thought it made no sense that New York streetcar drivers had to keep jumping off to clean snow from the windshield. She soon won a patent for her "window cleaning device."

Catalan separatists are arguing that Spanish police failed to keep them safe. Spain's king was booed at a vigil for victims in Barcelona. An independence referendum is scheduled for Oct. 1.

Around 60,000 people had to leave their Frankfurt homes while experts defused the 2-ton bomb, believed to have been dropped some 70 years ago by the British Royal Air Force.

Pop culture often helps perpetuate stereotypes about gay men and about gang members, and virtually none of those stereotypes overlap. That’s what Vanessa…

The Grammy-winning artist rose to prominence in the 1980s and enjoyed several successful collaborations with other artists. He had two No. 1 hits on the Billboard charts.

A Cuyahoga County Inspector General’s report says there’s evidence former county jail director Kenneth Mills likely made anti-gay remarks about two employees. The report, which was completed in January, also outlines other allegations of derogatory comments made about County Executive Armond Budish and Sheriff Clifford Pinkney. “Three county employees separately heard Mills make different discriminatory comments regarding the perceived sexual orientation of a subordinate employee and a contractor,” the report concluded.