J.E. Reich

A report recently revealed that President Trump contributed $6,000 to California Sen. Kamala Harris campaign years ago during her election bids for attorney general, but this isn't the first time reports of the president's past contributions to left-leaning politicians have surfaced.

If successful, China's mission to Mars will be the country's first space landing on another planet.

Two deadly back-to-back tornadoes in Alabama's Lee County have killed 23 people, including children, with many more missing and injured.

Australia isn't exactly known for a cooler climate, but wildfires exacerbated by a country-wide drought are making sure that things are heating up.

Gov. Gavin Newsom called upon "systemic reforms" to be made within the California judicial system after the district attorney's office announced that they would not pursue charges against two police officers who shot and killed Stephon Clark, an unarmed black man, in his grandmother's back yard last year.

American Airlines has apologized to a South Carolina after she and her infant son were kicked off of a flight due to a rare genetic skin condition both of them share.

A North Carolina mother impersonated her daughter in court and then was jailed herself for existing warrants after her identity was discovered.

A new title from the beloved children's author Dr. Seuss is set for posthumous release later this year.

Heavy precipitation in the Northeast and record-breaking cold temperatures in the Plains will affect millions in the United States starting Sunday evening and tapering off early in the week.

A recent UNICEF report warns that measles cases are on the rise in 98 countries, some in regions which had previously been considered disease-free.

After spending months spent in an ICU neonatal care unit in a Tokyo hospital, the world's tiniest human baby boy has finally been sent home.

Six diseased dolphins have washed ashore the Southern California coast over a two-week period and experts don't know why.

Anthony Butkiewicz aligned himself with the 2002 , while threatening to assault Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia. 

Two Sonoma County communities north of San Francisco are only accessible by boat after heavy rainfall caused flooding and mudsliding in the area.

A white woman identified as the ex-wife of Houston Astros owner Jim Crane is under fire for confronting and yelling at an interracial couple during a professional photo shoot with their 11-month-old child.

Connor Warren Scott, 24, walked into a police station and confessed to the 2014 murder of his then-girlfriend Kaylyn Whitaker.

Long before Jenna Bush Hager began her career in broadcast journalism, the former First Daughter was famous for a few other things.

Passengers on an Amtrak train stranded along Oregon tracks are on their way to the city of Eugene.

Thanks to DNA testing, four siblings whose ages range between 84 and 102 met for the first time in an emotional reunion in Florida.

After a major storm system tore through the U.S. this weekend, many states are expecting no reprieve as high wind alerts and warnings pop up along the East Coast.

During a campaign event, Sen. Kamala Harris took the time to address the president's planned 4th of July blow-out at the Lincoln Memorial, reminding the audience that the holiday is "America's birthday," not Trump's.

Just about anyone can enter the Carnegie Institution for Science's Twitter contest to name five of Jupiter's recently discovered new moons, but their contest rules make it pretty clear that not just anything goes when it comes to their name game.

News of Southwest's financial losses come at the end of a chaotic week, including union issues, massive cancelations and delays, computer outages, and an FAA investigation.

When we think of Apple, we might think of Steve Jobs' vision for iPhones, iPads, or even the iMacs of yesteryear, but it's his company's earliest computers that laid the groundwork for what the company became.

On Monday, 16 states signed off on federal lawsuits in an attempt to challenge Trump's ability to bypass congressional approval to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Tennessee State Rep. David Byrd has faced renewed calls to resign after allegations he sexually assaulted three women when he was their basketball coach in 1986.

If any talks of opening trade agreements or denuclearization are put on the table, North Korea's human rights violations must be brought up, says Lindsay Lloyd, Director of the Human Freedom Initiative at the George W. Bush Institute.

Tyler Segraves, a 35-year-old sales rep, lost 141 pounds after a $2,000 bet with a friend.

Colorado authorities announced on Thursday that they will search a landfill in Fountain, Colorado, for the remains of Kelsey Berreth, who has been missing since last Thanksgiving.