Chandan Prasad

Over two percent of the existing 500 North Atlantic right whales have died in the last few months.

The orbiter sailed through the outermost reaches of Saturn's atmosphere without trouble Monday in the first of five dives which will be a part of the "Grand Finale" for the 20-year mission that will end on September 15 as the spacecraft dives to its demise.

Ahead of her visit to India for an entrepreneurship summit, an Indian newspaper editor tweeted a conversation with an Indian diplomat and what the latter really thought of President Donald Trump's daughter.

"I greatly appreciate the fact that we’ve been able to cut our payroll of the United States. We’re going to save a lot of money,” Trump told reporters at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, on Thursday.

Expect "lots of fun" and some "front stabbing" when the former White House communications director appears on the comedian's show.

The lawsuit filed by ACLU on behalf of two residents says it violates the First Amendment and seeks restoration of posting privileges.

Phoenix-based American Green will develop California town into the first marijuana tourism spot in the country.

The interior secretary tweeted a photograph of him having beer with the Republican senator at his Washington home, but his own department has initiated a probe to find if he broke any anti-lobbying laws.

The United States Air Force plans to buy a pair of Boeing 747s abandoned by a bankrupt Russian airline, which are to be customized into Air Force One planes.

A team of Rockfeller scientists have described how SSRIs initiate their action by targeting a particular type of nerve cell, a finding which may herald a new type of fast-acting anti-depressants.

The position of President Donald Trump's chief of staff became untenable after a verbal attack by White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci.

In a 22-minute call, the energy secretary discussed fuel made from alcohol and pig manure, cyberhacking and the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.

The differences between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions seem to be widening with each passing day.

Jared Kushner, senior adviser to the White House, becomes the first high-profile individual to testify in the probe to ascertain Russian interference in last year's presidential election.

Better growth in China, the euro zone and Japan will offset the slower-than-expected growth of the U.S. economy.

After years of investigation, Chicago authorities have named the second of the eight victims of serial killer Gacy that were unidentified since the late 70's.

Obituary photographs of the reputed mathematician without her head covered in the state-run newspapers has brought the issue back in the spotlight.

Lancaster County reported more than 150 cases of overdose from synthetic marijuana in the last week, triggering concerns about the toll the drug is taking due to lack of regulation

The law has been proposed to compel the global tech companies, mostly based in the U.S., to provide the security agencies access to encrypted messages.

Activists fear the education secretary's meeting with groups sympathetic with rape accused will be a wrong turn in the fight against campus sexual harassment.

The General Services Administration on Tuesday cancelled the decade-long search to find replacement for the FBI headquarters, counted among world’s ugliest buildings.

Amid increasing number of deaths due to opioid overdose, studies suggest use of medical marijuana can curb dependence on opiates

An estimate by public health analysts at George Washington University says millions of jobs will be lost in the next few years if Obamacare is repealed.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) commanders who launched a missile attack against the Islamic State (ISIS) group to boost the ballistic missile program of the country.

The survey, released Tuesday, showed the New York Times, Washington Post and broadcast television networks including CNN faring better than Trump in trustworthiness.

With the terror group besieged from all side, British jihadist Sally Jones reported to be desperate to leave Raqqa and return to Britain

Protesters marched Sunday in dozens of cities to call on Congress to remove President Donald Trump echoing the demand of lawmakers and advocacy groups.

Experts say it is potentially risky for an American president to go into such a consequential meeting with another world leader with so little preparation on what policy objectives he wants to pursue.

Visa applicants from six Muslim countries and refugees require a close family or business tie within the U.S., says the State Department.