The hurricanes that pounded Puerto Rico in 2017, blasting away most of its forest cover, may give scientists clues to how the world will respond to climate change and increasingly severe weather.
Last week, President Donald Trump followed through on a threat he had been making for months. It was not a blistering or insulting tweet. It was not an attack on the press or congressional Democrats. It was an attack on the Constitution.
The U.S. government says it will position 190 metric tons of supplies by Friday, ready to deploy throughout Venezuela, according to Mark Green, the administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Courteney Cox is speaking out about her and Jennifer Aniston's recent in-flight emergency.
A Nebraska daycare facility is asking parents of non-immunized children to keep their kids at home after one of its employees was hospitalized with a rare, and potentially life-threatening, airborne bacteria.
Former CBS News foreign correspondent Lara Logan appeared on Fox News' "Hannity" on Wednesday night to speak about what she claims is a rampant liberal and anti-Trump bias across the news media, but she proclaimed she is independent from the political spectrum.
Zion Williamson, a freshman star player for Duke University's basketball team, destroyed his shoe with his own foot in the first 36 seconds of a game — at which former President Obama was in attendance — on Wednesday night.
A 79-year-old homeowner in Georgia reportedly fired off two shots during an attempted home invasion earlier this month.
Lesson one of L’Affaire Jussie Smollett: A rush to misjudgment makes fools rush in.
The FBI's top lawyer in 2016 thought Hillary Clinton and her team should have immediately realized they were mishandling "highly classified" information based on the obviously sensitive nature of the contents of the emails sent through her private server -- and believed she should have been prosecuted until "pretty late" in the investigation, according to a transcript of his closed-door testimony before congressional committees last October.
The father of Sen. Kamala Harris is trying to distance himself from the 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful after she said her smoking pot in college stemmed from her Jamaican heritage.
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne announced his intention to run for the seat held by Democrat Doug Jones, vowing to be a senator “who will fight with President Trump
A California college student has been indicted for allegedly creating a phone app through which he sold drugs, officials said.
Florida authorities have found the body of a 14-year-old boy who disappeared in 2017 days after he witnessed a man's slaying.
Michael Cohen, President Trump's onetime personal attorney, will testify publicly before the House Oversight and Reform Committee next week, the panel's chairman announced late Wednesday.
The U.N. Mideast envoy says the prospect of peace between Israel and the Palestinians "is fading by the day as the specter of violence and radicalism grows" and "the risk of war continues to loom large."
A devastating fire has raced through at least five buildings in an old part of Bangladesh's capital and killed at least 45 people.
House Democrats are planning to file a resolution Friday to block President Trump's emergency declaration to secure more funding for his southern border wall, although the proposal faces questionable odds in the Senate and the virtually certain prospect of a fatal White House veto that would be nearly impossible for Congress to overcome.
Ariana Grande and Piers Morgan have buried the hatchet.
A New Jersey bus driver was transporting children on Wednesday when she allegedly overdosed and crashed into a tree, police said.
Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., is accusing Democrats of making a concerted effort to eliminate “so help me God” from the Congressional oath.
The U.N. General Assembly has elected Inger Andersen of Denmark as the new executive director of the United Nations Environment Program, which is based in Nairobi, Kenya.
Nick Sandmann, the smiling target of the infamous Covington smear, is suing The Washington Post for 250 million bucks for leading the media mob. Can’t say I blame him.
The Mormon church says it won't stand in the way of a proposal to ban gay conversion therapy for minors in its home base of Utah, a position that advocates heralded as a milestone in the conservative state.
A U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant arrested last week on gun and drug charges is a white nationalist who compiled a would-be hit list of Democratic lawmakers and activists as well as prominent media personalities, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.