Why is dangerous paint stripper chemical still sold?
Health authorities in California say dozens of people have died from exposure to methylene chloride, but manufacturers say it's safe if used correctly
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Health authorities in California say dozens of people have died from exposure to methylene chloride, but manufacturers say it's safe if used correctly
Views on the Republican tax plan: Is it fair? Who does it benefit? Corporations or the middle class? And will it help the economy?
U.S. House and Senate ethics committees generally go about their business with little public attention — until there's a political scandal
Unprecedented conditions in forecast could leave crews with "no ability to fight fires"
WNYC's Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz were suspended following reports of harassment by retired WNYC host John Hockenberry
The fake story claimed a man decided to take a nap on a stretcher after working for 16 hours straight, but the Macomb Medical Examiner's officer does not cremations
Nearly two years ago, clerk Kim Davis denied him a marriage license — now, he wants her job
Sales this year top half a million dollars, which is the highest in nearly four decades
Tens of thousands have evacuated from areas, including L.A.'s most prestigious and densely populated neighborhoods
Most Americans think Flynn's guilty plea is a serious matter for the Trump administration
The tiny creature, only about 18 inches tall, roamed 75 million years ago in what is now Mongolia
That extension has been a source of controversy because Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones objected to the process
The top Republican on the committee wasn't too interested in pursuing the matter
Alex Clark was asleep, holding his infant daughter when police say a man stood outside his apartment and began firing
About 7 million Yemenis -- many of them children -- are on the brink of starvation as the Saudi coalition has cut off access to the country