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What Happened To Amelia Earhart? Forensic Dogs To Search For Pilot’s Remains

Almost 80 years later and the search is still on for the missing pilot.

Rocket Launch Competitions: Team USA High School Students Take On The World

High school students are representing the U.S. this week in Paris at an international rocketry competition.

How Are Snipers Trained? 5 Deadliest Shooters After Canadian Soldier Breaks Record

A Canadian soldier made history recently after shattering the world record for longest-range sniper kill in history.

Nintendo Switch Stock: Company Apologizes For Shortages Of New Console

Nintendo says that stock of the Switch console is expected to increase in July and August.

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Intelligence Officials Violated Donald Trump’s Order By Not Publicly Refuting Russian Collusion, Report Says

According to a report, intelligence officials were instructed by President Donald Trump to publicly refute that there exists any collusion between his administration and the Russians.

Gulf Standoff: Amid Trump’s Qatar-Bashing, Tillerson Called For Easing Tensions Thrice

Despite President Donald Trump's scathing attacks on Doha over alleged terror links, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been appealing to the Arab countries to reconsider the Qatar blockade.

Canadian Sniper Breaks World Record For Longest Shot, Kills ISIS Operative In Iraq

The Canada Special Forces marksman shot from a distance of 3,450 meters and hit his target, breaking the previous record by almost 1000 meters.

‘Resident Evil 2’ Remake Won't Feature The Same Voice Actors For Claire, Leon & Ada

Allyson Court, Matthew Mercer and Courtenay Taylor won't be returning to voice Claire, Leon and Ada for Capcom's "Resident Evil 2" remake.

Galaxy S8, S8+ Owners Can Now Use Bixby Voice Through Samsung’s Preview Program

Samsung has invited some Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ owners to try out Bixby Voice’s preview version.

Why Wall Street Journal Fired Jay Solomon, Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent

Farhad Azima, a U.S. citizen, tied to Reagan administration’s Iran-Contra scandal, was a key source for WSJ's chief foreign affairs correspondent Jay Solomon.

Twitter Reacts As Trump Explains Why Billionaires Must Be In Charge Of The Economy, And Not Poor People

The president was in Iowa Wednesday night where he addressed his supporters at the U.S. Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids.

Teen Pregnancies In US Decline As Most Opt For Protected Sex, CDC Study Says

Over 80 percent of teenagers opt for safe sex during their first sexual encounter, according to a study by the National Survey of Family Growth.

Will North Korea Attack US? Washington Might Agree To Pyongyang's List Of Demands To Prevent Nuclear War

North Korea has asked the U.S. to cease its joint military drills with South Korea. While the U.S. maintains that the drills are a part of their routine defensive preparations, North Korea has branded them as a precursor for invading their country.

‘Wonder Woman’ Writer Allan Heinberg Teams Up With Shonda Rhimes For ABC Dramedy Pilot

“Wonder Woman” screenwriter Allan Heinberg will once again work with Shonda Rhimes for a new dramedy on ABC.

'Dance Moms' Star Abby Lee Miller Breaks Down In Final Appearance: 'I Regret Everything'

Abby Lee Miller says she regrets "everything" in promo for final season of "Dance Moms."

Trump's Approval Rating Hits 36 Percent Low In New Poll Amid Russia Investigation

President Donald Trump’s approval rating hit a low of 36 percent in a new poll amid ongoing investigations into his associates' alleged ties to Russia.

George Clooney Net Worth: Actor Sells Tequila Company For $1B

George Clooney sells his tequila firm Wednesday, making him a wealthier man.

Girl Scouts Partner With Silicon Valley To Offer Cybersecurity Badges

The Girls Scouts are working with Palo Alto networks to offer cybersecurity badges nationwide in the hope of encouraging young women to pursue male-dominated STEM fields.

Twitter Reacts To George Clooney Selling Tequila Brand For $1 Billion

"Whew, I was worried he wouldn't be able to properly support his new twins."

Can US Elections Be Hacked? Security Experts Call For More Protections Against Election Hacking

As the DHS said 21 states were targeted for cyberattacks during the 2016 presidential election, More than 100 security experts signed on to a letter warning the US is unprepared to deal with cyberattacks against election systems.

eBay Takes On Amazon, Walmart With Price Match Guarantee

eBay will now match prices on select deals offered by competitors, including Amazon, Walmart and Target.

When Are Humans Going To Mars? NASA Official Says Red Planet Is ‘Primary Mission’

"Sending humans to orbit Mars is our primary mission now," said Lt. Gen. Larry James.

The Weirdest Things Launched Into Space, From Buzz Lightyear To A KFC Sandwich

NASA and other space authorities have launched some bizarre things into space in the last few decades, everything from a Buzz Lightyear figurine to a drawing of a penis.