Kimberly L. Wright

Starting possibly as early as 2020, NASA will allow private astronauts to perform missions of up to 30 days on the space station for endeavors connected to approved commercial and marketing efforts.

The Navy said the USS Chancellorsville was recovering a helicopter when the Russian vessel closed “to approximately 50-100 feet putting the safety of her crew and ship at risk.”

In a bulletin describing the authorization of additional liquid national gas exports from Texas, a Department of Energy official called the fossil fuel “freedom gas.”

Aurora Packing Company, Inc., of North Aurora, Ill., is recalling about 62,112 pounds of raw beef products out of concerns that the products may be contaminated with E. coli.

Grumpy Cat, the iconic cranky-looking feline, died Tuesday, according to the cat’s official Twitter account.

Inks contaminated with microorganisms may cause infection and serious health issues when introduced to the skin, including scarring.

Antonio Burgos reached out to an ICE officer and offered him money in exchange for the deportation of his wife, who he had met in El Salvador and was in the midst of divorcing.

At least two feathered friends in the British capital have become internet stars this week with their antics on one of London’s traffic cameras.

He launched his presidential campaign with a video posted to YouTube that said the "soul of this nation" is at stake.

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-MA, is running for the Democratic nomination, according to media reports, including WBUR.

The family cited the high cost of U.S. healthcare, as as reason they didn’t stop at a hospital.

Eight people has been hospitalized and 72 cases have been reported in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.

Whoever it was climbed onto the roof, disabled the security camera and climbed down through the skylight.

Despite claims that it's a "witch hunt," the special counsel probe has yielded charges and indictments.

Payless is planning to file for bankruptcy later this month and close all of its 2,300 stores, according to a report in Reuters, who cited people familiar with the matter.

The best of the best dazzle and amaze at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York.

The technology scans the faces of people who walks by and alerts police to specific matches on a watch list.

Hot, new tech was introduced at CES 2019 in Las Vegas.

The IRS is one of the agencies affected by the partial government shutdown that went into effect the Saturday before Christmas. The government is at an impasse over President Donald Trump’s desire for $5 billion to fund a border wall.

There will be a host of fresh faces on Capitol Hill for the 116th U.S. Congress.

The governor’s intention to vie for the Democratic nomination was announced in an article published Wednesday in The Atlantic. He intends to focus on climate change as a threat to economic and natural systems.

From mass shootings to political turmoil, 2018 was a year in flux.

2018 was a destructive year, with fire, floods and hurricanes striking the nation.

A government shutdown started the Saturday before Christmas, and it's become the longest ever.

A glimpse of what life was like on Christmas 2018.

A volcanic eruption and landslide led to a deadly tsunami that killed more than 400 people on Dec. 22.

In terms of greatest percentage loss of population, Puerto Rico, which is still suffering from Hurricane Maria, experienced the greatest loss - 3.9 percent of its population, or nearly 130,000 people.

A glitch caused third parties to be able to access more photos than they should’ve between Sept. 13 to Sept. 25, but the company has fixed the issue.

The boy’s parents found the photo of the teacher on his phone and reported it to authorities, police said. She had been his teacher when he was in middle school.

In two incidents, teachers have taken scissors to their students' hair. While a teacher in California is facing charges, no charges have yet been filed against another teacher in New Mexico.