When Ugandan climate change activist Vanessa Nakate attended the World Economic Conference in Davos, Switzerland, she was excited to share her…
Continue Reading TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — A power company is reconsidering its options after dropping plans to bury waste from its nuclear plants on the Canadian…
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Gannon Stauch would tell his mother jokes every day and was learning how to code before he vanished from his Colorado home last week, his family…
Continue Reading Almost two years ago, a freezer malfunction at an Ohio fertility clinic may have destroyed hundreds of patients’ chances at having biological…
Continue Reading Capt. Leonard Dimaculangan hugged his daughter for the first time in a month after battling flames half way across the world in Australia.…
Continue Reading It’s a beautiful morning at March Air Reserve Base in Riverside County, California. A handful of people are out and about on the grounds,…
Continue Reading No Native American tribe has ever received an invitation to store its traditional heirloom seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. The seed vault,…
Continue Reading As a civil rights leader and an advocate for justice, Bayard Rustin was no stranger to being behind bars. He was arrested for his anti-war efforts in…
Continue Reading ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Gov. Larry Hogan called for decisive action to fight “out-of-control violent crime” he said is “destroying…
Continue Reading Police have served search warrants in the case of Kristin Smart, a young woman who went missing from a central California college campus in 1996, but…
Continue Reading DOVER, Del. (AP) — A personal finance website founded by former University of Delaware students has agreed to pay $350,000 to settle allegations…
Continue Reading A new study that used social media to measure the impact of tidal flooding along the US East and Gulf coasts suggests flooding happens more…
Continue Reading COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A federal judge has stripped a terrorist of his naturalized U.S. citizenship, siding with the government in the case of a…
Continue Reading A gloomy winter of Palestinian discontent has been made grimmer still by Donald Trump’s new “peace plan.” It’s been presented…
Continue Reading At least 38 people, many of them rescuers, have been killed and dozens are feared trapped after two avalanches near Turkey’s eastern border…
Continue Reading If you are starting a new job this year, or just want to update your tax information with your employer, some of the paperwork is going to look…
Continue Reading The Kansas City Chiefs‘ championship parade route had a little more activity than was planned for Wednesday morning. A car led police on a…
Continue Reading Stars that have companions aren’t always friendly to them, as evidenced by a stellar confrontation witnessed by astronomers. They studied the…
Continue Reading An ultramassive monster galaxy dating back to the early days of the universe lived fast and died young, astronomers say in a new study. The galaxy,…
Continue Reading The PGA Tour Series-China is moving its global qualifying tournament from China to Indonesia due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, according a…
Continue Reading All travelers arriving from mainland China will face a “compulsory” 14-day quarantine on reaching Hong Kong, as the number of deaths from…
Continue Reading He made America Great Again. That’s the message ringing through Donald Trump’s “State of the Union” speech —the blueprint…
Continue Reading Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and recent Super Bowl champ Patrick Mahomes was the renaissance man of sports at his Texas high school. His dad was a…
Continue Reading Does it really matter that Iowa botched its vote reporting? After an embarrassing delay, results are emerging from the first Democratic presidential…
Continue Reading A magnitude 5 earthquake rattled Puerto Rico yesterday. No one was seriously injured, but residents are still wary, given that it’s the 11th…
Continue Reading It’s a whodunnit for baseball fans except the mystery may never be solved. Derek Jeter, the Yankees star, was voted into the 2020 Baseball Hall…
Continue Reading It’s almost like a scene out of a classic Disney movie — a coyote and badger teaming up to go on a wild adventure. The adorable video of…
Continue Reading More than 5,300 people are being quarantined on two cruise ships off Hong Kong and Japan amid concerns passengers and crew were inadvertently exposed…
Continue Reading A second member of an Oklahoma high school track team has died after a pickup truck struck six team members who’d just started a practice run,…
Continue Reading French police are investigating the murder of a Chechen blogger, who was a vocal critic of President Ramzan Kadyrov, in a hotel room in Lille. The…
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