Senate Judiciary Committee Releases Transcripts Of Interviews In Russia Probe
We're learning more about the meeting between Donald Trump, Jr. and a group of Russians at Trump Tower, which is now part of Robert Mueller's probe.
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We're learning more about the meeting between Donald Trump, Jr. and a group of Russians at Trump Tower, which is now part of Robert Mueller's probe.
A team led by CUNY professor Dr. David Gruber got pictures of a rarely seen jellyfish that lives off the Coast of Mexico.
An Alabama homeowner says his new puppy saved his life after the man's front yard went up in flames.
A woman in Tennessee is regretting her decision to buy paper plates on Amazon after the online giant charged her over $1,000 in shipping fees.
It's not clear how much each victim will receive, although the money will not be divided equally.
According to a study by North Carolina State University, human beds are covered in bacteria and even feces particles, most of which fall off our bodies while we sleep and attract bugs like dust mites.
A Pennsylvania school district is under fire for a policy that allegedly requires students to smile when walking in school hallways.
This Michigan family thought their dog was gone for good and then a phone call changed all that.
We now know what roles Prince George and Princess Charlotte will play in Saturday's royal wedding.
According to researchers from Columbia University, the number of cigarette-smoking parents who said they used marijuana increased from 11 percent in 2002 to over 17 percent in 2015.
A pair of sherpas set new records today for most climbs of the world's tallest mountain.
The nine-year-old from Virginia has just won the 2018 Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest's Nicholas Maxim Award.
North Korea says the United States should carefully consider the fate of the North Korea-US summit, set for June 12 in Singapore, in view of what it calls "provocative military disturbances."
Researchers say they have identified a new pig virus that could be a threat to humans.
The Jacksonville convenience store has reportedly been blasting the classical tunes for three weeks in the hopes of encouraging unwanted guests to leave the area.
