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Lockheed Martin has inherited a production contract for the new "King Stallion."

Economic justice is at stake with the top court's latest addition.

Scientists and science enthusiasts from the U.S. and worldwide marched Saturday to show their solidarity for the important of science and evidence-based research.

After a young boy died from an infection he developed from a rat bite, Petco was found not liable by the jury in a lawsuit against the pet store.

A new study demonstrates just how far the weed pendulum has swung in recent years.

Russia, once again, vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution that condemned North Korea's latest missile launch test.

After steady improvement in recent years, California hospitals have lost ground.

Here are today's average mortgage rates across the U.S., along with where they stood a month ago.

A new Bankrate.com survey revealed what and how much adults were spending on wedding gifts around the country.

Dropping traditional cable for streaming options has grown in popularity.

“The DPRK is ready to react to any war desired by the US,” In Ryong reportedly said. “North Korea will hold the U.S. accountable.”

We can be forgiven, especially this time of year, for questioning a decision our predecessors made just over a century ago.

Melania Trump wore a pale pink, sleeveless dress -- the ideal springtime ensemble -- to host her first White House Easter Egg Roll event.

A brief look at the traditional Polish day-after-Easter holiday.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also said Thursday that Kim Jong Un's regime may be capable of delivering missiles "with sarin as warheads."

On Tuesday, Army Gen. Joseph Votel said Tomahawk cruise missiles targeted 59 locations on the base and hit 57 of them.

OPEC's naysayers may want to backtrack on their skepticism, as a recent report put their compliance with proposed cuts at more than 100 percent.

Conversely, federal arrests for drugs, probation or parole violations, property crimes and guns were all down significantly.

A combination of less coal and warm weather contributed to the reduction in carbon emissions from the nation's energy sector.

President Donald Trump cited the chemical attack as the primary reason behind the military response from the U.S. that included 59 Tomoahawk missiles.

Russian president Vladimir Putin regularly met with former secretary of state John Kerry when he visited Moscow.