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10-Month-Old Dead, 3 Missing After Raft Carrying Immigrants Capsizes On Rio Grande

A raft that was transporting immigrants up the Rio Grande capsized, taking the life of a 10-month-old boy. Three others are being reported as missing.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets, Oil Down

Higher open likely for the U.S markets Friday after the U.S. stock index futures moved up in the morning.

Najah Ferrell Update: Severed Foot Found In Pond Belongs To Missing Mother

The 30-year-old was last seen on March 15 at her home in Avon, a town of 17,000 people west of Indianapolis.

How To Tell If Your Teen Is Vaping

As teen vaping continues to rise in the U.S., parents should be more vigilant in spotting the signs.

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Beyond Meat Stock Soars 163% On Wall Street Debut

Shares of vegan burger maker Beyond Meat zoomed at Wall Street debut on May 2 after investors lapped up the plant-based meat maker's stock.

Arizona Woman Drove Over Boyfriend After Argument, Claimed She 'Blacked Out'

The woman and her boyfriend got into a disagreement while she was driving. After a while, she pulled over the car and her boyfriend exited the vehicle.

NASA's Hubble Captures Stunning Swan Nebula Thousands Of Light-Years Away [PHOTO]

NASA brought back a stunning image of the Swan Nebula.

UFO Sightings: Why US Navy Is Keeping Possible Extraterrestrial Proof Confidential

The U.S. Navy has set up a new system for the reporting of UFOs.

Hulu Is Adding US Subscribers At Twice The Rate Of Netflix

The third-place streamer may be considered the underdog, but its growth is surging.

Fitbit Boosts Tracker Sales With Cheap Devices

Recent launches of affordable devices brought the troubled tracker business back to life.

NASA Asteroid Warning: It Could Hit Us Anytime, Here's How To Stop It

In the likely scenario that a giant asteroid could hit us, here's what NASA would do.

Elon Musk SpaceX Confirms Crew Dragon Capsule Destroyed During Explosion

Elon Musk's SpaceX recently confirmed that the Crew Dragon was destroyed while testing escape engines.

Infographic: US Jobs That Are Expected To Decline By 2026

This chart shows the projected decline in employment in U.S. jobs by 2024.

Apple Management Talks AirPods, Greater China, And New Services

Here's a look behind the quarter's numbers.

Nancy Pelosi Slams William Barr: 'He Lied To Congress' And 'That's A Crime'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called attorney general William Barr a liar who shoould be punished.

New Pentagon Survey Reveals Rise In Sexual Assault Towards Women In The Military

According to a new survey conducted by the Pentagon, 2018 saw a rise in sexual assault towards women in the military.

CVS Store Closures 2019: Full List Of Locations Closed

CVS announced that it closed 46 "underperforming" stores during its first-quarter earnings report. See which stores closed.

Starbucks Coffee Press Recall 2019: How To Get A Refund

Starbucks has recalled 263,200 Bodum + Starbucks Recycled Coffee Presses because the plunger can break and cause a laceration or puncture injury.

Apple's iPhone Business Shows Signs Of Life

Has the worst of the storm nearly passed?

‘Days Of Our Lives’ Spoilers: Will Claire Begin To Lose Control?

Claire lashes out at Tripp over the continued situation with Haley on “Days of Our Lives.”

Newly Discovered Water-Rich Asteroids Hint That Half Of Earth's Oceans Came From Space

Scientists believe that water-rich asteroids bombarded Earth millions of years ago and this helped form some of Earth's oceans.

A Hacker Is Selling Windows Zero-Days To World's Most Dangerous Hacker Groups

A shadowy hacker, going by the pseudonyms Volodya or BuggiCorp, was found selling Windows zero-day vulnerabilities to APT groups like the Fancy Bear, SandCat, and others.

Alabama Dem John Rogers' Sick Comment On Abortion Invites Backlash

The Democratic State Representative is facing backlash for his comments during a debate on the abortion bill that the Alabama House passed Tuesday.

Indonesia To Move Capital From Jakarta To Outside Java Island

Indonesia is planning to shift its capital away from Jakarta citing congestion and rapid sinking of the city as the main reasons.

3 Ways $2 Trillion For Infrastructure Can Fight Inequality Too

Just as America's highways, sewage systems and water pipes need fixing, so does the growing gap between rich and poor. Trump and the Democrats could use that money to address both.