A marine reptile called an ichthyosaur ripped into the nutritious torso of a slightly smaller marine reptile 240 million years ago, swallowed it and…
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Portland police have made at least 500 arrests during nightly protests since May 29, the department announced Thursday. The protests, which have gone…
Continue Reading College students knew that returning to school for in-person classes this fall would be unlike any other semester — after all, Covid-19…
Continue Reading Military watchers across the internet were provided with a rare sight after photos circulated this week that appear to show a Chinese submarine using…
Continue Reading Kim Jong Un has reportedly given his sister, Kim Yo Jong, partial authority to oversee “general state affairs” in order to ease the North…
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WILMINGTON, Delaware — Joe Biden vowed to unite an America torn by crisis and contempt Thursday night, accepting the Democratic presidential…
Continue Reading Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, the team confirmed in a statement on Thursday night.…
Continue Reading Two Long Island residents were arrested and charged on Monday for allegedly harassing and tampering with their neighbor’s property following a…
Continue Reading California’s lightning-sparked infernos are torching wide swaths of the state, killing a utility worker, demolishing homes and forcing people…
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NEW YORK, NY — President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon pleaded not guilty to charges that he ripped off donors to “We…
Continue Reading Alaskan salmon are getting smaller due to climate change and competition, according to a new study. The authors researched over six decades of data…
Continue Reading The city of Los Angeles shut off utility service at a Hollywood Hills home that hosted several large parties, violating public health orders to…
Continue Reading WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Attorney General William Barr says the Justice Department will seek to reinstate the death sentence of Boston Marathon bomber…
Continue Reading Five people on the front lines of the Covid-19 pandemic are getting the American Girl treatment. The popular doll line, owned by Mattel, asked kids…
Continue Reading Officials in Nebraska are trying to reunite a military armored vehicle with its rightful owner after it was found abandoned Thursday on the side of…
Continue Reading As the US continues to grapple with the dual crises of coronavirus and racism, two things have become clear: People of color are being hit hardest by…
Continue Reading An Iowa restaurant owner is firing up his grill to supply hundreds of free meals for his community after thousands fell victim to a line of…
Continue Reading The federal government’s push to reopen schools while Covid-19 is still widespread is meeting tough resistance from powerful groups with deeply…
Continue Reading Baltimore Orioles legendary former shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. said he is “cancer free” after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in…
Continue Reading New satellite images show the smoke from wildfires that’s drifted 600 miles into the Pacific Ocean, and made California’s air quality…
Continue Reading K-12 students and teachers in Utah now can be charged with a misdemeanor for not wearing a mask. Gov. Gary Herbert issued an order on July 17…
Continue Reading Three Metro Nashville police officers have had their law enforcement powers restricted after they improperly forced open the door of a family’s…
Continue Reading Thousands of New York Police Department discipline records were published online by the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) on Thursday morning.…
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MONT BELVIEU, Texas — A Texas teenager, who was punished over the length of his dreadlocks, won’t have to cut his hair to return to…
Continue Reading The state of Michigan and other defendants have reached a $600 million settlement in the Flint water crisis lawsuit that will provide hundreds of…
Continue Reading A New York man who calls himself the “Lottery Lawyer” and three of his associates have been charged with defrauding lottery winners out…
Continue Reading Massachusetts will would require all schoolchildren to get influenza vaccines to stay enrolled in public schools and day cares. The mandate makes it…
Continue Reading On top of everything else going on, there are more than 70 wildfire zones burning across 15 states right now, and tens of millions of people are…
Continue Reading Mittens the cat, a famous feline from Wellington, is in the running to be voted New Zealander of the Year, going up against Prime Minister Jacinda…
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