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The woman was identified as Shannon Hathaway of Harwood Junior High School in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District in Texas.

The duo was placed on paid leave after the videos appeared on some porn websites.

“Strong storms with gusty winds and heavy rain shifting into northern IL over the next couple hours. Flash flooding poss,” The National Weather Service in Chicago tweeted.

Trump administration officials say the zero-tolerance policy, which was not practiced by the two previous presidents, is needed to secure the border and deter illegal immigration.

A science teacher in North Carolina almost got hit by a lightning bolt while capturing a storm on video.

The viral video resulted in the suspension of the doctor, identified as Beth Keegstra, of El Camino Hospital in Los Gatos, California.

On Sunday, Griffin took to her Twitter account to use some bad words shading the first lady.

Officials said the steady stream of water from the fire hydrant caused the sinkhole.

Forty-six-year-old Dewayne Johnson will become the first of hundreds of patients to take Monsanto to court, alleging that their product gave him cancer.

The former first lady said the "zero-tolerance policy is cruel" and it is "immoral."

Dr. Valerie Louise Augustus, who runs Christian Psychiatrist Services in Memphis, had hit at least 10 patients on the buttocks in 2015, according to investigation documents.

The Gibson County Sheriff's Office and Emergency Service Personnel have ordered a mandatory evacuation for Princeton area residents within a one-mile radius of OLD US 41 and Caniff Trailer Court due to Confirmed Train Derailment, an official statement said.

The incident occurred just before 3 a.m. EDT, when two suspects started opening fire at the crowd gathered for the local art exhibition.

Kimberly Dunn was arrested and booked into Columbia County Jail on Tuesday on a contempt of court charge for failing to show up in court on the aggravated battery charge from October last year.

Powerball winners are advised to sign their name on their ticket to ensure it cannot be mistakenly claimed by another.

The moment she saw the creature, DeDe Philips said the first thing that popped into her mind was “not today! I wasn’t dying today.”

In the 45-second-long clip that actress Mary McCormack uploaded on Twitter, flames can be seen shooting out of the bottom of the car that was sitting by the side of the road, accompanied by dark smoke.

Conservatives and consumer groups alike were quick to criticize the announcement, questioning if she will be able to get Senate approval given her qualifications.

Much to the surprise of his classmates, Sef Scott, a graduating senior with autism — a boy who rarely spoke in the class — delivered a six-minute-long commencement address.

The plant is originally from the Caucasus Region in Russia and Central Asia and was introduced into ornamental gardens in Europe and North America in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The sculpture in question was “Aphrodite di Kansas City” that was on display in the lobby of the Tomahawk Ridge Community Center.

The "Dreamers," as the mostly Hispanic group of immigrants are referred to as, were brought to the U.S. as children, illegally, and have had to spend most of their lives in limbo. The more moderate of the two bills would protect 1.8 million "Dreamers" from deportation and provide them a path to citizenship.

The deceased man was discovered by deputies in a field adjacent to Skydive Chicago, a skydiving facility, located in Ottawa, Illinois.

A bookkeeper pleaded guilty this week to embezzling from South Florida lawyer Laurence Leavy.

A California was arrested after he allegedly shot and killed his high school friend over an argument about who got to sit in the front seat of a car.

A white man in California was caught on video asking a black mother and her daughter if they showered before entering a hotel pool.

A salmonella outbreak across the continental United States was linked to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal, prompting a mass recall of the product.

The helicopter, based at Fort Drum in Watertown, was carrying six soldiers who sustained minor injuries.

Sessions added that it was not the fault of the border patrol agents if the immigrant children were torn away from their families because it was the fault of their parents for letting it happen.