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The U.S. Justice Department will seek the death penalty for Robert Bowers, the suspect in the mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last year. The Justice Department filed for

On Monday, District Judge Thad Balkman issued a ruling from his courtroom in Cleveland County against Johnson & Johnson in the Oklahoma opioid trial.  The ruling forces J&J company to

Tropical Storm Dorian increased in strength on Sunday afternoon and continued to move westward on a path toward the Caribbean. Dorian could be near hurricane strength when it reaches the islands in

Wildfires rage in the Amazon rainforest, smoke that can even be seen from the space. Amazon Watch, a program that works to protect the environment and indigenous people of the Amazon, states

President Trump joked about how it would be a great idea to trade Puerto Rico for Greenland. Puerto Ricans are commenting how great it would be to become an autonomous Danish

Officials say it will be one of a kind near a major metropolis and the largest in the world, stretching 200 feet above 10 lanes of busy highway. It will give coyotes, big cats, lizards, snakes and

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday he will be signing an order to eliminate student debt for disabled vets. He said “the debt of disabled veterans will be entirely erased,” in a

The U.S government will not give flu vaccines to families being held in detention centers along the border of the U.S and Mexico. Custom and Borders Protection announced the decision on

United States Steel Corp plans to temporarily lay off two hundred workers from their Great Lakes facility in Michigan.