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Chris Hemsworth Posts Sweet Photo With His Kids During ‘Thor’ Press Tour

Chris Hemsworth took a break from promoting “Thor: Ragnarok” to have a fun weekend with his children.

North Korea Attack Could Kill 90% of Americans: Report

A new report by former-CIA nuclear strategist says that an EMP attack could bring the U.S. into an apocalyptic-like state.

Russia To Test Deadly ICBM That Can 'Beat Any Defenses'

Russia is slated to use the new ICBM by the beginning of the next decade.

North Korea Likely Building Biological Weapons Program, Report Says

"A reasonable assessment is that North Korea has the capability to cultivate and produce biological weapons."

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Psychedelic Drugs And Crime: LSD, Magic Mushrooms, Mescaline May Reduce Criminal Behavior

Classic psychedelic drugs like magic mushrooms, LSD or mescaline are illegal in most countries but can have reliable positive effects associated with their use.

All 8 Prototypes Of Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Border Wall [PHOTOS]

The samples of President Donald Trump's border wall which measure between 18 and 30 feet in height will be tested to see which would best fit in Trump’s construction scheme, Customs and Border Protection officials said.

EPA Pulls Climate Change Scientists From Rhode Island Conference

The EPA pulled its scientists from a presentation on their research about climate change.

Postpartum Depression: Scientists Find Seasons, Labor Pain Affect Mother’s Risk

The time of year when a mother delivers her baby could affect her risk of postpartum depression, as could the amount of labor pain she experiences.

Ivanka Trump vs. Meghan McCain: Do Daughters Of Feuding Politicians Like Each Other?

Despite an escalating feud between their fathers, Ivanka Trump and Meghan McCain have managed to remain cordial. How the daughters compare.

Newegg Lawsuit: Retailer Accused Of Partaking In Massive Fraud

Computer parts retailer Newegg and wholesaler ASI Corporation have been sued for allegedly taking part in a massive fraud against Korean banks.

Man Who Groped Sleeping Woman On Flight Pleads Guilty

The 59-year-old said he and the unidentified woman were "flirting" at the time.

'Lunatic Trump' Prepares For North Korean Air Strike, DPRK Officials Say

North Korea called the president "thoughtless" and a "lunatic" for using Cold War-like defense mechanisms.

Apple Sued Over Apple Watch Exercise Monitoring Technology Infringement Claims

A serial patent troll has once again filed a lawsuit against the iPhone X maker.

Twitter Users Support McCain's Vietnam War Remarks About Draft Dodgers

In an interview with C-Span about the Vietnam War, Sen. John McCain pointed fingers at wealthy Americans who were able to get out of being drafted into service, by finding a doctor to say they had a bone spur.

Salmonellosis Facts: Second Most Common Intestinal Infection Linked To 1 Death

Salmonella is the second most common intestinal infection in the United States. It causes approximately one million foodborne illnesses with 19,000 hospitalizations and 380 deaths annually.

Will Mike Pence As President Be Better For America Than Trump?

Vice-President Mike Pence would not prove to be a better president than Donald Trump, according to a report in The New Yorker.

Why Jimmy Carter Wants To Work With Donald Trump

Former President Jimmy Carter has said he is keen to work with President Donald Trump on resolving the ongoing North Korea crisis.

Michigan Teens Arrested For Allegedly Throwing Rocks From Overpass That Killed Man

Several teens allegedly tossing rocks from atop an overpass in Michigan threw a large rock that struck a man inside his car and killed him. Police said the teens did it as a prank.