Deadly Earthquake Strikes Puerto Rico, Knocking Out Power Across Island
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked Puerto Rico early Tuesday morning, the second large strike in 24 hours.
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A 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked Puerto Rico early Tuesday morning, the second large strike in 24 hours.
Police said 9-year-old Jaremy Vazquez, of Brooklyn, and 35-year-old Eileen Zelis Aria, of the Bronx, were killed in the pileup, along with 58-year-old bus driver Shuang Qing Feng, of Queens.
In a briefing with reporters at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Mark Esper responded to reports that the U.S. command in Iraq had informed its Iraqi counterparts of plans to withdraw from the country.
Computer hacking is a major weapon in the Iranian arsenal, and one was used just a few years ago against a target in the northern suburbs.
The Iranian government announced Sunday it would no longer abide by the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal. President Trump pulled the U.S. out of the deal in 2018.
President Trump said Friday the action was taken "to stop a war." He said Soleimani "was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on American diplomats and military personnel."
She's gotten a head start at the gym, and her trainer is spreading the word about her achievements.
Officials say there is currently no credible threat.
Police in Iowa seized approximately 1,500 pounds of marijuana during a routine traffic stop on New Year's Day.
A woman says an employee at an Ulta Beauty store in New Jersey told her that her skin was "too dark for most colors in the store" after she arrived for a makeover.
A national shortage of volunteer firefighters and first responders has prompted a community college in Indiana to offer free tuition to get more people to join up.
Here's something to add to your list of new year's resolutions: don't abbreviate the year 2020 when signing financial and legal documents.
A U.S. airstrike at an airport in Iraq killed the Iranian general, who reportedly played a role in the attack on the U.S. embassy in Baghdad this week.
A New York City police officer convicted of breaking into a Nashville family's home and unleashing a drunken, racist tirade has resigned from the force.
The surprisingly divisive issue went viral following a tweet by rider who put the question up for vote.
