The world will end on Friday, according to Harold Camping, the biblical clock-watcher who was born in the apocalyptic town of Boulder more than nine decades ago. Of course, Camping has been wrong ...

Harold Camping's world just hasn't been the same since his erroneous prediction that the world would end May 21, 2011. He's taken heat from his followers over the failed Rapture, followed by a stroke ...

Alameda, Calif. -- The man who said the world was going to end appeared at his front door in Alameda a day later, very much alive but not so well. ''It has been a really tough weekend," said Harold ...

Debunked doomsday prognosticator Harold Camping finally answered the door of his compound last night to sheepishly acknowledge that the apocalypse was late. Harold Camping, the 89-year-old ...

Excited that the world didn’t end this weekend? Tough for you—it’s still going to end in October! Reverend Harold Camping spent years of his life predicting that the Rapture would happen on May 21, ...

On tonight’s “Rewrite,” Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell, though certainly weary from single-handedly defending the world against the menace that is was Donald Trump, summoned the strength to take on ...

Harold Camping, the radio preacher who generated headlines around the world in 2011 with his ultimately wrong predictions that the world was about to end, has died. According to The Associated Press, ...

So all this time we’ve been thinking that the rapture was supposed to go down at 6pm tomorrow. Well, it appears that we were wrong, based on the word of noted doomsday prophet Harold Camping, who says ...

Camping, 89, is hospitalized. After May 21 came and went, he said he'd made a mistake — and that the world will end on Oct. 21. The radio preacher who warned the world that the Rapture would begin on ...

Hey remember how the world was supposed to end with the Rapture this past weekend, only it didn’t? Well, the guy who was sort of behind the whole thing, doomday preacher Harold Camping, is now ...

I don't know what you were doing on Saturday, Rapture time, but being the hedonist I am, I was cramming in one of my favorite pleasures — eating several scoops of ice cream (mint chip, chocolate, ...

Harold Camping emerged from his Alameda, California home yesterday to face reporters for the first time since the Rapture that never happened. Wearing a light jacket and speaking over chirping birds, ...