J.E. Reich

David Holston, an 18-year-old from Idaho visiting his mother in Seattle made $35,000 over the span of four days when he decided on a whim to post an ad offering snowplowing services for city residents.

A trailer-truck delivering frozen strawberries to the U.S. was stopped at a Texas port of entry, where law enforcement discovered almost $13 million worth of methamphetamine.

A memo from a government official in North Korea indicates that the country is experiencing a shortage of food supplies, blaming the looming period of food scarcity on recent natural disasters and sanctions.

The bodies of two endangered Florida panthers were recovered within days of each other earlier this week, bringing the death toll up to five since the beginning of the year.

Winter Storm Petra is still raging hard, expecting to blast the Northeast with snow, ice, and freezing rain.

An 11-year-old student was arrested in a Florida middle school for refusing to participate in a recitation of the pledge of allegiance, which the school district's student code of conduct allows.

Politicians and pundits reign supreme when it comes to user engagement on Twitter, according to a report.

Before the trans military ban goes into effect, one trans woman is racing against time to join her state's Army National Guard before time runs out.

Delivering a mix of snow, ice, and sleet, Winter Storm Petra is expected to affect at least 90 million people nationwide, with 20 million to endure possible flooding.

Ryan Osmun, a hiker from Arizona, was rescued by responders after trapping his leg in quicksand at Utah's Zion National Park.

A woman miraculously survived being buried alive after a mudslide destroyed her home, trapping her under the wreckage.

A woman found to be intoxicated on a JetBlue flight bound for Las Vegas was taken into custody on Valentine's Day after she started ranting over being seated next to a three-year-old child.

A 30-year veteran firefighter was arrested three times with a 24-hour span at Cleveland Hopkins International Aiport after repeatedly attempting to board a JetBlue flight to Boston.

When a family in Longwood, Florida, left their garage door open only for a few minutes, a passing bear took the opportunity to swipe some pizza and water from their fridge.

Conservative commentator was quick to fire back at Trump, calling him an "idiot" and the national emergency he declared a "scam," after the president further distanced himself from Coulter during a press conference on Friday.

Remains found by a construction crew in Aurora, Colorado, are certainly old, but they're definitely not the oldest remains uncovered in North America.

A 15-year employee of the factory where he killed five workers and injured five police officers, Gary Montez Martin was reportedly "stressed out" over the prospect of losing his job.

President Trump neither confirmed nor denied that he would sign off on a new border deal, but many expect him to do so.

In a meeting with officials from the Senate Arms Committee, U.S. Forces Korea Commander Robert Abrams warned that North Korea's military program "remains unchecked."

Comedian Sarah Silverman reminded former Fox newscaster Megyn Kelly that "we all have many sides" after Kelly blasted her for penning an expletive-laden tweet as someone who does voice acting for family-friendly movies.

After presidential hopeful and former CEO Howard Schultz criticized the proposed marginal tax rate in Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal, the freshman lawmaker pointed out that Schultz has no tax plan.

Rising political star Rep. Ilhan Omar made waves as one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress. But have tweets some have condemned as antisemitic derailed her career?

After a two-year fight led by activist Gina Martin, "upskirting," the practice of taking photographs under a person's kilt or skirt without their consent, has now officially been criminalized in the U.K. after Queen Elizabeth II signed the bill into law.

Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ayanna Pressly of Massachusetts lead throngs of protestors in a rally in support of asylum seekers with temporary protected status, marching from the White House to the Capitol as a show of solidarity.

President Trump exaggerated the count for his rally turnout while former congressman and possible 2020 contender Beto O'Rourke's counterprotest outnumbered attendees in support of a border wall.

Amidst plans to call hundreds of National Guard troops back from deployment, California Gov. Gavin Newsom tweeted on Monday that "the border 'emergency' is nothing more than a manufactured crisis."

Two years after acquiring the service-based app TaskRabbit, IKEA is finally starting to see the fruits of TaskRabbit's labor.

A 30-acre parcel of Illinois land once owned by Abraham Lincoln is scheduled to be sold at auction on Tuesday.

President Trump once again took to Twitter to slam Democrats, this time over a proposed cap on the number of beds reserved by ICE detainees, scolding members of the party over their "brand new demand."