WWII Destroyer Remains Found Off Alaskan Coast
The stern, 75 feet long and about 18 feet high, was encrusted with sea life but it was unmistakable.
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The stern, 75 feet long and about 18 feet high, was encrusted with sea life but it was unmistakable.
The toddler has spent the past six months at Saint Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, where she received chemotherapy treatment and lost all of her curly brown hair.
Flowers mark the spot where a bicyclist was killed earlier this month as she collided with a garbage truck.
New York University is offering free tuition for all of its medical students. The move is a first among major U.S. medical schools, reports The Wall Street Journal.
New government research finds 61 million U.S. adults – about 1 in 4 Americans – have a disability that impacts a major part of their life.
At a time when the city is pushing to add more officers to the Chicago Police Department, there are hundreds of sworn officers who are not on the streets fighting crime.
Google has revised a help page that erroneously described how its "Location History" setting works, clarifying for users that it still tracks their location even if they turn the setting off.
Manafort is facing 18 counts of tax evasion, bank fraud and hiding foreign bank accounts brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.
The third day of the Hadiya Pendleton murder trial was marked by tearful testimony.
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution Thursday affirming that "the press is not the enemy of the people." President Trump has repeatedly declared that the "fake news" media is the "enemy of the people." The resolution, introduced by Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii, passed by unanimous consent.
Within hours, the shocking news was reverberating through his worldwide fan base.
The Vatican has condemned sexual abuse described in a Pennsylvania grand jury report and said Pope Francis is on the victims' side.
The victims are doing fine. One, however, is a little bit sore.
Dozens of veterans attended a kayaking event at Montrose Beach Thursday as a way to help cope with battle scars suffered during the dark days of war. The event was organized by the Wounded Warrior Project.
Abdul-Ghani, who would have turned 4 the day his body was discovered, had been missing since November.
