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Scientists Find Rare Wild Alligator Snapping Turtle, Lose Creature Again

Alligator snapping turtles are a threatened species, but scientists found the first wild one in decades … before they lost it again.

US Police, Military Bases Using Hackable Chinese Government-Owned Surveillance Cameras

A recent warning from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security about a vulnerability in cameras made by Chinese manufacturer Hikvision has raised questions about government-sponsored surveillance.

Dream Chaser Spacecraft To Conduct Missions To The ISS

The dream Chaser spacecraft from Sierra Nevada Corporation is on track to start deliveries to the ISS in 2019.

Supersonic Plane To Fly From San Francisco To Washington DC In 2.5 Hours

The Boom Supersonic boasts speeds two and a half times faster than an average plane.

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World Heritage Sites Threatened By Climate Change Nearly Doubles Since 2014

The first IUCN meeting since the Trump climate-change debacle has revealed that climate change imperils one in four natural World Heritage sites, including coral reefs, glaciers, and wetlands — which is nearly double the number from just three years ago.

Cristiano Ronaldo Welcomes Fourth Child, First Baby With Girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez [PHOTO]

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez welcome their first baby together.

WATCH: US Navy's 3-Carrier Military Exercise in Western Pacific Ocean

Along with the three-carrier strike group of the U.S., the Japanese Maritime Defense Force helicopter carrier Ise (DDH-182) and two other Japanese destroyers are also operating in the exercise.

What Causes Cosmic Rays? Plasma From Lasers Helps Study Particle Acceleration

Laser-generated plasma could help us understand what causes cosmic rays, solar flares and solar eruptions, which are emissions from the sun that can disrupt cell phone service and power grids on Earth.

2017 Carbon Emissions Projected To Reach Record High, Reversing Flat Growth Trend

The dismal predictions appear in a series of reports from the Global Carbon Project even as policy makers are meeting in Bonn, Germany, for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 23).

Temperature Regulating Clothes: Reversible Textile Can Keep You Both Cool And Warm

Researchers have developed a double-sided fabric, based on the same material as kitchen wrap, which will regulate body temperature without expending effort or energy.

Joe Biden Recounts His Son Beau’s Final Moments Before Dying Of Cancer

Joe Biden became emotional while talking about his late son, Beau.

Photo Of Deported Veterans Saluting US Flag Goes Viral

A picture of veterans who have been deported from the U.S. went viral on social media for Veterans Day.

Putin’s Former KGB Boss Heads Security For US Embassies In Russia

U.S. personnel will be protected by a company founded by an ex-KGB agent.

Trump: Kim Jong Un Friendship Would Be ‘Very Nice’ Despite 'Fat' Insult

President Donald Trump traded insults with North Korea over the weekend, but still would like to be friends.

Sony PlayStation Black Friday Deals: PS4 At $200, PSVR Bundles At $300

The sale will take place from Nov. 19-27, and during the period the company will offer discounts on its gaming products and accessories.

Disney's Streaming Service Will Be Smaller And Cheaper Than Netflix

Disney's streaming service won't be as big as Netlfix's, but will have a lower price.

Research Suggests There's A Link Between Insomnia, Alcohol Use Among Teens

Parents, educators and therapists are recommended to qualify insomnia as being a risk indicator for alcohol use.

Could New Jersey Be The Next State To Legalize Marijuana?

Newly elected New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy advocated for the legalization of recreational marijuana in his campaign.

Veterans Day 2017 TV Marathons: What’s On Today?

Kick back, grab some popcorn and enjoy these TV show marathons.

Watch Live: Orbital ATK, NASA, Launch Resupply To Space Station

An early morning launch by Orbital ATK will bring NASA astronauts on the International Space Station supplies.

US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: We're Looking Into Illicit Bitcoin Activity

U.S. lawmakers are beefing up cryptocurrency investigations.

Who Is Aly Raisman? Gymnast Alleges Sex Abuse By Team USA Doctor Larry Nassar

Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman reveals she was abused by USA team doctor Larry Nassar.

CEOs Criticize Trump For DACA Phase-Out, Having 'No Common Sense'

At a New York Times conference Thursday, several business leaders made plain their views of the businessman-turned-president and his administration.

Veterans Day 2017: 15 War Movies To Watch On Netflix, TV

Spend your Friday and Saturday with these war films.

The Climate Science Report Trump Hoped To Ignore Will Resonate Outside Of Washington, DC

On Nov. 2, the White House posted a detailed climate science report without comment. The Trump administration is unlikely to heed it, but it could boost state, local and private sector action.