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The new facility is expected to be ready for service in less than three years.

Frozen carbon dioxide, or dry ice, does not naturally exist on Earth, but it is abundant on Mars.

The leaked Apple iPhone 6 screen cover may actually be made out of Sapphire according to a London professor.

NFL training camps will start in the next two weeks, and its never to early to examine next year's sleeper candidates.

The price of weed varies greatly across the U.S. Here's how much black market weed costs compared to the legal stuff.

Is the gas that trails from airplane engines a harmless vapor or nefarious chemical agent? A community group demands to know.

The 2014 NBA Draft kicks off what should be an exciting offseason

Who will be the 30 players taken in the first round of the 2014 NBA Draft?

Apple's next iPhone may debut in two different sizes this fall. Here's everything else we know about the two devices.

Some of the disturbed pet owners have reportedly contacted lawyers to file a possible case against the facility's owners.

"Kitchen Nightmares," the show that brought Amy's Baking Company from obscurity to fame, is ending.

Border Patrol is detaining 700 migrants a day.

Rob Kardashian is reportedly going on weight loss show "The Biggest Loser" in an effort to lose the weight he has gained in the past year.

Washington clearly would like to be rid of the Iraqi prime minister. But will it improve the security situation in the country?

The U.S. reportedly wants Maliki to step down in return for helping the Iraqi army with military force.

The U.S. government reportedly believes that the situation in Iraq will not change unless Nouri al-Maliki resigns as prime minister.

The capture of Ahmed Abu Khattala comes nearly two years after the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.

"The reality is, U.S. and Iranian interests and goals do not align in Iraq," McCain said.

Coffee company teaming up with Arizona State University.

John Boehner slammed the president, accusing him of "taking a nap" on the Iraq crisis.

Lawmakers must now iron out differences between the House and Senate versions before voting on a final package that could be signed into law by President Obama.