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Shortly after reaching the summit of Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, 55-year-old Donald Lynn Cash “suddenly fainted due to high altitude sickness” while taking photographs during the descent.

The missing girl was identified as Octavia Shaw, who was last seen at a traffic stop on Boy Scout Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Her alleged kidnapper is Matias Martinez.

The U.S defense establishment, Pentagon, has admitted that it has been studying the existence of UFOs and other generalized UAP or unidentified aerial phenomena for long.

Nearly two years after being accused, chef Mario Batali now faces charges of indecent assault for alleged sexual misconduct from 2017.

The "violent tornado" was confirmed in Jefferson City around 11.43 p.m. EDT,  as severe thunderstorms continued to strike Central U.S.

The California teenager's stepmother said the girl's behavior fluctuated between paranoia and excitement a day before she went missing.

Some survivors of the Clotilda formed a community in Mobile County, eventually known as Africatown.

The Trump Administration has delayed to 2028 the issuance of a new $20 bill with the image of African-American heroine Harriet Tubman.

Bank records of president Donald Trump held by Deuttshe Bank and Capital One will be turned over to Congressional Democrats.

Many Americans don't know or remember John Walker Lindh was never convicted of crimes against the U.S. and instead took a plea deal to avoid the threat of a lifetime in prison.

Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee has suggested that the U.S. Census ask for criminal records in order for the government to better reintegrate people with a criminal history back into the U.S. economy.

Nevada's State Senate has joined many other states in passing legislation to favor the popular vote instead of the Electoral College.

A judge has order that no cameras will be allowed at the arraignment hearing of Patrick Frazee, the man accused of murdering Kelsey Berreth.

After slamming the Plains with severe storms and tornadoes, the Northeast is next in-line to be hit by severe storms.

Analysts argue that Ford Motors will have to cut tens of thousands of more jobs in order to remain profitable, in addition to the 7,000 worldwide job cuts the automaker already announced on Monday.

Ohio congressman says independent investigation into molestation accusations against an Ohio State University doctor while the congressman was an assistant wrestling coach absolve him of knowledge of the abuse, but former students say otherwise.

Mississippi State Rep. Doug McLeod is in custody after punching his wife Saturday night over sex.

Anyone who want's to try their luck could win nearly $400 million from the current Mega Millions jackpot.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and former GOP presidential candidate, Ben Carson, doesn't appear to know the difference between a creme-filled sandwich cookie and real estate taken back by government or banks from borrower default.

John Walker Lindh, 38, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2002, for supporting al-Qaeda militants planning the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The process of human composting involves placing the body in a steel container filled with wood chips and straw. The resulting soil is handed over to the loved ones at the end of the process.

The rising chorus for impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump has taken a new turn with pressure mounting on dithering House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to take a stand.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller apparently does not want to appear political after spending two years and $40 million of taxpayer money by testifying before congressional leaders, who have repeatedly requested public hearings.

Former Massachusetts Gov William F. Weld believes he can beat Trump in Republican primary with the help of Independent voters.

With tensions between California and the Trump Administration over the state's bullet train bubbling over, the state has sued the federal government to keep its train funding.

Former White House Counsel Donald F. McGahn II is the third Trump Administration official to ignore a congressional subpoena in less than two weeks.

More than two dozen female former employees of Mcdonald's have accused the fast-food giant of allowing sexual harassment to take place at their restaurants, in the latest chapter of the #metoo movement.

After nearly four days of heavy rains, hail, and tornadoes, Tuesday will be more of the same for the Midwestern and Southern U.S.

Baltimore is still working to recover after a May 7 hack crippled civic duties and payments in the city, such as real estate purchases and government emails.