Marvie Basilan

A White House staffer and an aide to Speaker Nancy Pelosi who came in contact last week with runaway Texas Democrats have tested positive of COVID-19.

The Russian military said Syria’s air defense systems shot down Israeli missiles Monday.

Gristedes owner John Catsimatidis warned that inflation will drive grocery prices higher in October even as President Joe Biden called inflation "temporary."

The Havana Syndrome strikes again as more U.S. diplomats in Vienna recently experienced symptoms of the mysterious disease.

Meteorologists are becoming concerned about the potential formation of a pyrocumulonimbus cloud over the blazing Bootleg Fire in Oregon.

Three children were among the six injured when a house in Plano, Texas, exploded Monday.

The two positive cases follow three other ones announced by the Texas House Democratic Caucus recently.

Siberian wildfires that have burned nearly 800,000 acres blaze on as haze and smoke move toward Alaska.

Jovenel Moïse asked a police officer to “save” him in the last few minutes of the attack that ended his life.

Animal rights lawyer Jennifer Emmi has pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges despite earlier saying in an interview that she was framed in an alleged murder-for-hire scheme.

American Airlines is planning to hire 800 more flight attendants to meet demand and also canceled extended leave of absences Thursday.

Documents from a meeting with a key suspect in Jovenel Moïse’s killing, Christian Emmanuel Sanon, reveal how the Florida-based physician put together a security team for his safety until he became Haiti’s president.

Months after a loud boom was heard in Kirksville, Missouri, another loud noise rang across different parts of the state.

The FDA is requesting for up to six months of safety follow-up studies for a biologics license application (BLA) for kids below 12 years of age, as against two months of follow-up data for vaccine clinical trials in adults. 

Idaho’s wildfires are gradually catching up to the catastrophic blazes in Oregon, and Gov. Brad Little has urged residents to help prevent "mega-fires."

The variant, which was first detected in India in April, has the potential to cause more severe symptoms, especially among young people.  The Mississippi State Department of Health reported an additional 219 new coronavirus cases within the last 24 hours.

The former US president’s son, Eric Trump, reportedly got angry at campaign aides after electoral votes showed that now-President Joe Biden had won the 2020 election.

In an opinion piece published last year by the Washington Post, Iranian-American journalist Masih Alinejad wrote that government officials from Iran initiated a social media campaign promoting her abduction.

Elite agents have joined Cuban police in patroling Havana's streets following a day of widespread protests that seemed to have shaken up the country's communist regime.

A horrifying video shows the moment surrendered Afghan special forces troops are shot to death by Taliban militia.

Bill Gates reportedly opened up about his ongoing divorce with Melinda French Gates and was reportedly emotional, to the point of tears, a report said.

Two years after a 16-year-old took over a flight in Alaska, another teen sent a Ryan Air flight nosediving after grabbing the controls.

Two firefighters were killed Saturday in Arizona in a plane crash while conducting aerial reconnaissance over the Cedar Basin Fire as wildfires raged through the West.

Hervis Rogers is faced with charges related to illegal voting after he gained social media attention for standing in line for hours during Texas primary elections last year.

Haiti National Police Chief Léon Charles said “the Haitian (doctor) recruited” the men who carried out Moïse’s assassination last week, the Miami Herald reported. The doctor has been identified by multiple media outlets as Christian Emmanuel Sanon.

By Friday, a large area of the East Coast is forecast to get 2 to 4 inches of rain.

The US Geological Survey said that people reported feeling the shaking hundreds of miles away. There were no immediate reports of injured residents or significant damage in the earthquake. 

The Taal volcano once again erupted Thursday, spewing a dark plume that reached 200 meters high.

Multiple people were injured by a suspected tornado in Georgia, as Tropical Storm Elsa pummeled southern Georgia.