Record-breaking heat and fires are worsened by climate change, scientists say
"Weirdness abounds," said Rutgers University climate scientist Jennifer Francis
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"Weirdness abounds," said Rutgers University climate scientist Jennifer Francis
"Everybody expected a happy ending to the search because Amelia was out there calling for help and her calls were being heard," said Ric Gillespie
Acting EPA chief Andrew Wheeler withdrew a break that former EPA head Scott Pruitt put in place the day he left
President Trump, without naming Michael Cohen, has lashed out against him on Twitter
The president has strayed from the party's principles of free trade, and Republicans have been split on their response
There was no word early Saturday morning on what caused the blaze
Air traffic control suggested the pilot fly into Midway Airport, but the pilot calmly replied, "Negative, sir. We'll be down here somewhere on the shore line"
More than 1,800 children 5 and over have been reunited with their parents or sponsors
"All my broken bones and injuries will heal but not the unbearable pain my heart," said Mary Rose Ballocanag
Toledo police tweeted the man had a firearm, but the details of what happened are still unclear
An investigation by Ronan Farrow alleges multiple instances of sexual misconduct by CBS Corporation CEO Les Moonves and raises questions about the culture in the news division
The agency cited preliminary findings gathered from the video recorder camera system salvaged by divers
Some witnesses have described a "firenado," which can happen as hot air rises
A father and three children were among nine members of a family who were killed in a duck boat accident in Branson, Missouri
NYPD spokesperson says "at this time there is no danger" after the investigation