67-year-old Texas woman climbs tree to protest unwanted trimming
Jerilynn Huber -- in her second protest protecting her tree -- was served with a restraining order by a utility company in Dallas
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Jerilynn Huber -- in her second protest protecting her tree -- was served with a restraining order by a utility company in Dallas
The scale of the blizzard and its impact on the Northeast could have a disproportionate effect on the nation's GDP
Ahlam Aref Ahmad Al-Tamimi has been charged in connection with the 2001 bombing of a Jerusalem pizza restaurant that killed 15 people
Lawyers for drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman argue his First, Fifth and Sixth Amendments are being violated
Everett, Washington, is suing Purdue Pharma, maker of the opioid pain medication OxyContin
Owner of the reptile told Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission that it had escaped its enclosure
The county's morgue ran out of space in part because of fatal drug overdoses
Gen. Robert Neller, who was testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee about the problem, was met by skepticism and anger from some senators
More than 100,000 power outages have been reported and thousands of flights canceled as snow, sleet blanket the East Coast
Health officials say sperm donations from South Florida could carry small risk of spreading Zika
The state gave $1.6 million to fund anti-abortion alternatives, but it hasn't worked out as planned
Nudged by lawyers at the ACLU, Facebook is distancing itself from developers that build surveillance tools
As Northeast is slammed by late winter weather, we look at Trump's peculiarities, and what Europe and Russia think of his ultimatum to NATO allies
A sheriff’s office is giving the search for criminals a creative spin with game show-style videos -- but do they amount to public shaming?
One in Chicago and one outside Milwaukee leave several people hurt