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3 Soldiers Killed in Training Accident at Fort Stewart in Georgia, Official Says
Three soldiers were killed and three others injured in a training accident at an Army base in Georgia on Sunday, an official said.
Should You Take Your Shoes Off at Home?
Maybe you kick off your shoes at home because you don’t want to track dirt across clean carpets or floors, or maybe it’s just a relief to shed them.
Flashing Your Headlights? You're Probably Sending the Wrong Signals
You’re driving on a winding, rural road at night and a car in the opposite lane has its high beams on.Subway Service Is Suspended on Several Lines, MTA Says
NEW YORK — Subway passengers were left stranded and broiling on train platforms for more than an hour Friday night on the first day of a heat wave as several lines in New York City were suspended in both directions.Subway Service Suspended on Several Lines, MTA Says
NEW YORK — Subway passengers were left stranded and broiling on train platforms for more than an hour Friday night on the first day of a heat wave as several lines in New York City were suspended in both directions.Man in Custody in Synagogue Shooting in California, Officials Say
A man has been taken into custody in connection with a shooting at a synagogue in California on Saturday afternoon that resulted in injuries, authorities said.Man in Custody in Synagogue Shooting in California, Officials Say
A man has been taken into custody in connection with a shooting at a synagogue in California on Saturday afternoon that resulted in injuries, authorities said.Man in Custody in Synagogue Shooting in California, Officials Say
A man has been taken into custody in connection with a shooting at a synagogue in California on Saturday afternoon that resulted in injuries, authorities said.That Black Hole Is Now Called Powehi, at Least in Hawaii
When Jessica Dempsey, deputy director of the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Mauna Kea, Hawaii, wanted help last year naming an upgrade to a deep-space detection system, she turned to Uncle Larry.That Black Hole Is Now Called Powehi, at Least in Hawaii
When Jessica Dempsey, deputy director of the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Mauna Kea, Hawaii, wanted help last year naming an upgrade to a deep-space detection system, she turned to Uncle Larry.Ex-University of Oklahoma President Faces Sexual Misconduct Claims
The former president of the University of Oklahoma, David L. Boren, is being investigated over allegations that he made unwanted sexual advances toward a student from 2010 through 2012, according to officials and a news report.Personal Data of 2.3 Million Disaster Victims Was Released by FEMA, Report Says
The Federal Emergency Management Agency unnecessarily shared sensitive personal data of more than 2 million disaster victims with a contractor, subjecting that information to potential identity theft and fraud, a government memo released Friday said.
Suspect Arrested in Shooting Death of California Police Officer
A man who was in the United States illegally and involved in a street gang was arrested Friday in connection with the shooting death of a California police officer during a traffic stop two days earlier, authorities said.Man in custody in Synagogue shooting in California, officials say
A man has been taken into custody in connection with a shooting at a synagogue in California on Saturday afternoon that resulted in injuries, authorities said.
More than 700 at 2 California universities under quarantine amid measles outbreak
More than 700 students and staff members at two California universities were under quarantine Friday — an increase of about 400 from the day before — as officials continued steps to curb the potential spread of measles after an outbreak was declared in Los Angeles County.
Man charged in racist threats against three lawmakers
Federal officials charged a Florida man on Friday with leaving threatening phone messages laced with racist slurs at the offices of Sen. Cory Booker and two House members, including Rep. Rashida Tlaib.
Sexual assault on flights: Experts recommend ways to stay safe and combat it
Airplanes, with their cramped quarters and crowded conditions, would seem improbable settings for sexual assaults, but recent news accounts show they do happen.
Wanted: the 'traveling bandit,' a bank robber who gets around
The nicknames assigned by federal investigators to some bank robbers are drawn largely from their appearances or modus operandi.
