The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether local governments can sue oil companies under state law for climate change costs.

Nearly 200 people are monitored in Siberia after a research worker died with a suspected plague infection, prompting hospital quarantines.

Public gatherings and spaces across the U.S. turned violent this weekend, leaving two kids and two adults dead.

Six people were on a Bermuda-to-Boston flight that lost contact overnight, and flight data shows it dropping altitude before it lost contact.

Children whose mothers had depression around pregnancy were more likely to have special education needs, a new study reported this week.

Trump says the force will “ensure that America continues to lead the World in Super Intelligence,” by coordinating the government’s efforts.

Specific details on the woman’s death were not immediately available, but Japan’s Prime Minister described the incident as “extremely brutal.”

A Kelvin wave driven by El Niño is moving toward the West Coast, bringing elevated sea levels and increased winter flood risks to California.

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching a debris field off Nantucket for six people missing after an air ambulance jet disappeared.

High school students across France protest overcrowded classes, teacher shortages, and budget cuts amid nationwide demonstrations.