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Firefighters warm up their boat's engine before heading up Troublesome Creek on July 29, 2022 to rescue people stranded by flooding in Kentucky

Pew Poll Shows Few Religious Americans Believe Climate Change A Big Problem

A survey from the Pew Research Center found that highly religious Americans are less likely to consider climate change a real problem.

The Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Trail, named for the homesteader who was the "Father of the Iditarod," is a ribbon of ice, with some spots of bare pavement, in Wasilla, Alaska, U.S., February 25, 2022. Winter rains, which are increasing in frequency as the

Native American Tribes Hurt By Climate Change To Receive $115M To Move

The government is giving three Native American tribes $25 million each to relocate because of climate change. Eight others are getting $5 million each to plan.

San Francisco Leaders Approve Motion For Police To Use Killer Robots

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve a policy allowing police to use robots capable of deploying lethal force if necessary.

FILE PHOTO - Pride Month celebration in New York City

Respect For Marriage Act: What Does The Bill Mean For Same-Sex Couples?

On Tuesday, the Senate passed the Respect For Marriage Act that would codify same-sex marriage protections into law.

Mega Millions Jackpot Grows To $333M

There were no winners for the $305M jackpot in Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing, raising Friday's jackpot to $333M.

White House Senior Advisor Ivanka Trump leaves the stage during a campaign for Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler on the eve of the run-off election to decide both of Georgia's Senate seats, in Dalton, Georgia, U.S., January 4, 2021.

Ivanka Trump Spends Giving Tuesday Distributing Meals In North Carolina

Ripe Revival credited the creation of its business to Ivanka Trump and the Farmers to Families Food Box program she spearheaded.

Woman Found Decapitated On Kitchen Floor In Philadelphia

A Philadelphia woman has died due to domestic homicide, found decapitated on the kitchen floor inside a home in Northeast Philadelphia Tuesday.

Man Fatally Shot Ex-Girlfriend's New Boyfriend To 'Take' Victim's Soul

The suspect bought a tourniquet and other articles of first-aid days before the incident, assuming he would need them in case he got injured in the shooting.

National Meth Awareness Day: Important Facts About The Drug Addiction

Help is available for those who need it, whether for themselves or their loved ones.

Leon Black Net Worth: How Rich Is The Businessman Accused Of Rape?

A fresh lawsuit filed against Leon Black claimed that he raped a woman in Jeffrey Epstein's New York City mansion.

Retired Cop Fatally Shoots Ex-girlfriend And Kills Himself

The accused was a retired Atlantic City Police Department officer and former Egg Harbor City Police cop.

Police identified the gunman in the Walmart shooting as an employee at the store

Woman Fatally Stabbed, Another Injured In Domestic Violence Incident

The second woman may have suffered the wounds while trying to defend herself or her mother from the suspect, authorities said.

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 plane is seen at LAX in Los Angeles

Southwest Passenger Tries To Open Door Mid-Flight As 'Jesus Told Her'

The woman claimed, "Jesus told her to fly to Ohio and Jesus told her to open the plane door."

Man Gets Tangled In Christmas Lights, Falls In Wood Chipper And Dies

Joseph 'Joey' Wesley Manire, 46, was trimming trees when the tragedy unfolded.

People walk in front of a damaged building after a tornado struck in the Arabi neighborhood, St. Bernard Parish, New Orleans, Louisiana March 22, 2022.

Tornado Watch: 'Particularly Dangerous Situation' Forecast In 3 States

The NWS has issued Tornado Watches in three states as severe thunderstorms hit the southern U.S.

In this file photo taken on October 14, 2019 a helicopter flies past the Statue of Liberty as the sun sets in New York City

New York City Plans To Send Mentally Ill Homeless To The Hospital

New York City will start taking its mentally ill homeless people and others to the hospital for mental health treatment without their consent.

U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) speaks to a reporter outside his office at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, U.S., January 18, 2022.

McConnell Says Trump 'Highly Unlikely' To Become President

Mitch McConnell told reporters that former President Donald Trump is "highly unlikely" to become president again, following his dinner with a white supremacist.