Thomas Kika

A couple from Wilmington, North Carolina, has been missing since April 15 in a case that many close to them are calling suspicious.

Lori Vallow, charged with the desertion of her two children, has been denied a bond decrease by an Idaho judge.

State-run media in North Korea have released photos and video of Kim Jong Un said to be from Friday, showing the leader alive and well.

To combat the popularity of Zoom, Google has made its rebranded video chat app, "Google Meet," free to use.

Researchers at Oxford University are hopeful that they will produce an effective vaccine for coronavirus by September.

Elon Musk has tweeted his opposition to continued coronavirus closures, days after Tesla was forced to scrap plans to bring workers back to factories.

After 18 days, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un remains hidden from the public eye amid rumors of his demise.

A new survey appears to have found that millions of Americans left unemployed by coronavirus may be unable to receive benefits.

Tesla has walked back plans to bring workers back to an important factory in Fremont, California.

Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri has called on the DOJ to investigate Amazon's alleged abuse of seller data.

New information claims that North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un has disappeared from the public eye in order to avoid catching coronavirus.

A new update for Tesla's Autopilot programs will reportedly enable vehicles to notice traffic lights and stop signs and react accordingly.

A new French program uses A.I. to help users determine if they may have coronavirus and directs them to their nearest medical professionals.

Billionaire businessman Barry Diller has expressed heavy skepticism about the U.S. economy recovering fully anytime soon and also criticized Donald Trump's ability to address the coronavirus pandemic safely.

North Korean state-run media outlets have broken their silence on Kim Jong Un, offering letters as "proof" that the country's leader is still alive.

As a city heavily dependent on tourism, Las Vegas has been hit exceptionally hard by recent shutdowns brought about by coronavirus.

The office of the Georgia Attorney General has launched an investigation into a racist text message received by the mayor of Atlanta after she criticized the governor's plan to reopen the state.

With rumors of the leader's demise continuing to circulate, new satellite imagery may have found evidence of Kim Jong Un's recent location.

The U.S. airline industry is set to receive over $12 billion in payroll aid amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

North Korean state-run media has yet to respond to rumors of leader Kim Jong-Un's death or incapacitation.

Top Navy officials have recommended the reinstatement of Captain Brett Crozier.

The CDC has added six new entries to its list of official coronavirus symptoms.

A list submitted by the prosecutor in the trial of Lori Vallow names 48 potential witnesses that may be called.

Delta Airlines officials are predicting a long road to financial recovery as customers regain financial stability and trust in air travel.

Police in Virginia are still searching for three young children after their father turned himself in.

Coming off one of its best quarters ever, Netflix has announced intentions to raise $1 billion in new debt, but to what end?

The U.S. will be halting the issuance of green cards for at least two months in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has promised to hold a sizeable parade for healthcare professionals and first responders once the city is able to host large public events again.

The U.S. Coast Guard has conducted a search for a group a seven that went missing after reporting that their boat was taking on water on the Texas bayou near Houston.