Meteor blast over US measured at 300 tons of TNT equivalent
A meteor exploded in the sky over the northeastern United States on Saturday, producing loud booms that were heard across parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
A meteor exploded in the sky over the northeastern United States on Saturday, producing loud booms that were heard across parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Federal agents seized more than $40 million worth of gold bars, about $2 million in cash, and dozens of luxury watches from the Virginia home of a former senior U.S. official earlier this month, according to court documents unsealed this week.
The policy took effect this week as the World Health Organization declared an Ebola outbreak in parts of East-Central Africa a public health emergency of international concern, with reported cases and deaths continuing to rise.
A gunman opened fire near the White House on Saturday evening, prompting a shootout with United States Secret Service agents that left the suspect dead and a bystander critically wounded, authorities said.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly seeking a major expansion of its local footprint, with plans to lease about 65,000 square feet of office space within the Loop 1604 area as it grows its presence in the city.
Angelica Panganiban said she has learned to embrace and appreciate her body more after enduring three surgeries and childbirth, saying she no longer feels the need to return to her pre-pregnancy figure.
Crowds in Bangladesh have been flocking to see an unusual local attraction: an albino buffalo with long blond hair that has gone viral online and earned the nickname “Donald Trump” because of its distinctive appearance.
About 76,000 fewer students enrolled in Texas public schools during the current academic year, marking the first non-pandemic decline in nearly 40 years, according to a report released Monday by Texas 2036, which found that Hispanic students accounted for most of the decrease.
The administration of Donald Trump announced Friday that most foreigners seeking a Green Card for permanent residency in the United States will now be required to apply from their home countries.
A New York–based construction company has filed a lawsuit in Washington, D.C., challenging federal border wall contracting decisions that awarded the majority of recent Texas border wall projects to North Dakota–based Fisher Sand & Gravel and another contractor, according to court records filed May 13.