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Airmen fired, demoted over dinosaur puppet video
The US Air Force is making it clear that dinosaur puppets have no place in its "time-honored" military traditions -- levying tough punishments against three members of the Tennessee Air National Guard involved in a viral video depicting a reenlistment ceremony.
Hidden crack found in Southwest jet engine
Island suffers largest power blackout in US history
In another blow to its recovery efforts, an island-wide power outage left most of Puerto Rico in the dark, with only a fraction of residents regaining electricity by Wednesday night.
3 US men face life in jail over murder-for-hire of Filipina
Three men, including a former US soldier, were found guilty in a New York court Wednesday of taking tens of thousands of dollars to murder a woman in the Philippines in 2012.
Tesla is being investigated for workplace safety
Passengers praise pilot who landed damaged plane for her 'nerves of steel'
Things looked grim aboard the Southwest flight.
Puerto Rico suffers island-wide power outage
Puerto Rico has suffered an island-wide power outage, Puerto Rico's power authority said Wednesday.
Would you pay $1.1M for this derelict house? Someone did
Persuading Pyongyang: Advice for Trump when it comes to Kim
Two of the most dramatic political figures in modern history -- US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un -- seem set to meet face-to-face in the coming weeks.
Pilot: What happened on that Southwest flight
No one can deny the tragic consequences for one particular passenger on board Southwest Flight 1380. Nor can one deny the terrifying chaos that must have been part of the scene in the cabin Tuesday morning when the left engine self-destructed, throwing shrapnel into the fuselage. Quite frankly, the situation should never have occurred. Why?
An otherworldly 17-meter-deep snow corridor
One of the world's wildest mountain drives, Japan's Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route has reopened to tourists for another season.
The era of the Castros is ending in Cuba
For the first time in the lives of most Cubans, a man not named Castro is set to take over the leadership of the Communist-run island nation.
Why everyone at Coachella looks the same
Last weekend, Coachella, the internationally renowned festival, opened in Indio, California. It's here in the desert that, for the last 19 years, the world's most celebrated musicians have taken the stage, but also where summer fashion trends are perpetuated.
Trump on firing Mueller or Rosenstein: 'They're still here'
President Donald Trump on Wednesday downplayed speculation he's moving to fire special counsel Robert Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
Nanny found guilty in deaths of 2 children in her care
A New York nanny accused of murdering two children she was trusted to care for has learned her fate in a Manhattan courtroom.
NASA's planet hunter launches
TESS, NASA's planet-hunting satellite, launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at 6:51 p.m. ET Wednesday. It had a 30-second launch window. The launch was originally scheduled for Monday, but rescheduled to conduct additional Guidance Navigation and Control analysis, the agency said.
Timeline: What went wrong on the Southwest flight
For 20 minutes, the Southwest Airlines jet was a normal flight from New York to Dallas with 149 people aboard.
Protesters build giant pipeline to greet Trudeau in London
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was greeted in London on Wednesday with a 98-foot fake pipeline meant to challenge his support of a controversial oil pipeline in his country.
Sticking point on Trump-Kim talks: Location, location, location
As top national security officials continue to work behind the scenes to prepare for an audacious one-on-one meeting between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, a key sticking point has emerged: where to hold the talks.
Richard Blystone: the poet laureate of network news
From the killing fields in Cambodia to the burning oil fields of Kuwait -- if the narrative of news had a poet laureate, it was Richard Blystone.
David Cameron: I have no regrets over holding EU referendum
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron says he doesn't regret calling a referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union -- but wishes the result had gone the other way.
Journalist's death highlights risks of investigative reporting in Russia
The death of a Russian investigative reporter has raised alarms about a worrying pattern: Tragic and often deadly incidents involving people who go public on sensitive issues.
US admitted just 44 Syrian refugees in the past 6 months
As President Donald Trump and his national security team debate their futuret plans for Syria, one element of US policy is patently clear: The administration is not willing to accept large numbers of Syrian refugees fleeing the brutal civil war in the country.
This wasn't the first time a Southwest jet lost a fan blade in its engine
Investigators don't yet know what caused the engine failure that forced Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 to an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday, but it has similarities to an incident with the same airline in 2016.
One concussion could increase risk of Parkinson's disease
A diagnosis of traumatic brain injury -- whether mild, moderate or severe -- is associated with an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease as well as a two years younger age at diagnosis, new research in veterans says.
Indian women's commissioner on hunger strike over rape law
The head of Delhi's Commission for Women (DCW) is staging an indefinite hunger strike to push for stricter laws for rape in India, including the death penalty, after a series of horrific attacks on young girls.
UK government loses key Brexit vote
The UK Government has lost a key Brexit vote, with the upper House of Parliament backing calls to remain in the EU customs union after Brexit.
US pushes for Arab military force in Syria
President Donald Trump's newly minted national security adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo are among those spearheading a push to build a coalition of Arab military forces that could replace US troops in Syria and serve as a stabilizing force in the region once ISIS is defeated, according to sources familiar with internal discussions.
Sean Hannity needs a class in journalistic ethics
Now that Sean Hannity understands that he actually had a "real" attorney-client relationship with Michael Cohen, President Trump's personal lawyer and longtime fixer, the Fox host should next sign up for a lesson in journalistic ethics as a signal that his audience had a right to know all this when they watched his show.
Saudi Arabia ending a 35-year ban on movie theaters with 'Black Panther' screening
Confusion over when chemical weapons team will visit attack site
Chemical weapons investigators are due to travel Wednesday to the site of a suspected Syrian chemical weapon attack in Douma, if it's safe enough, according Syria's ambassador to the UN.
Tumbleweeds take over California town
A California town has been overrun by tumbleweeds brought in by high winds.
UK cracking down on Russia's state-controlled TV channel
Trump denies firing Comey on Russia probe
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that former FBI Director James Comey was not fired because of the Russia investigation -- a statement directly at odds with the President's own comments on Comey's dismissal.
Jim Carrey crashed Jeff Daniels interview and proved nothing's changed since 'Dumb and Dumber'
It's been several years since Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels were on the big screen together, but if Carrey's surprise appearance on "Conan" on Tuesday night proved anything, it's that some classic pairings just go from fun to funner over time.
Why winning with style is important to Guardiola and Vieira
With the odd exception or two, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City blew away all who crossed their path on the way to lifting this season's Premier League title, playing a brand of football which was as effective as it was mesmerizing.
Last in Queen Elizabeth II's line of corgis dies
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has lost the last descendant of her original corgi after 14-year-old Willow was put down at Windsor Castle on Sunday following a battle with cancer, according to UK media reports.
UK Home Office destroyed Windrush landing card slips
The UK Home Office destroyed landing card slips that documented arrival dates for the so-called Windrush generation, it confirmed Wednesday, an admission that has added to pressure on the government over its treatment of some Caribbean migrants.
The runaway president: Trump is the lawyer-in-chief
The byzantine world of President Donald Trump's legal soap opera is now a daily spectacle that even the National Enquirer might try to catch and kill — if only it could.
'Apoplectic' US President juggles multiple legal dramas with North Korea standoff
One moment, Donald Trump is "apoplectic" about the gathering legal storm bearing down on his presidency that is threatening to lift the lid on his most guarded personal and business secrets. The next, he's presiding over covert diplomacy aimed at ending the most intractable foreign policy standoff of the last 70 years.
Turkey's Erdogan announces early election
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced Wednesday that the country will hold snap parliamentary and presidential elections on June 24, more than a year earlier than they were due to take place.
Trump's Stormy tweet reckless
On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump sent a tweet raising questions about the sketch of a man who allegedly harassed a porn star to keep her from talking about a sexual encounter with the current President of the United States aka Donald Trump.
Tributes for 'force of a woman' Barbara Bush
From her family to those in the political world, many had words of praise and respect for former first lady Barbara Bush, who died at the age of 92.
Barbara Bush, former US first lady, dies at 92
Barbara Bush, the matriarch of a Republican political dynasty and a first lady who elevated the cause of literacy, died Tuesday, a family spokesman said. She was 92.
Victim was 'well-known leader who was loved and respected'
Barbara Bush redefined the role of first lady
Barbara Bush redefined the role of first lady, not with her signature issue (which was literacy), but with the warmth and humility that distinguished her time in the White House. The wife of George H.W. Bush understood that first ladies can wield enormous power, often with a single image, and she used her visibility and influence to encourage other Americans to empathize beyond their own experiences.
Trump calls Stormy Daniels suspect sketch 'a total con job'
President Donald Trump dismissed on Wednesday the newly-released composite sketch of a man who adult film star Stormy Daniels says threatened her over her alleged affair with Trump more than a decade ago.
Every man's nightmare: The serious case of the 'Broken Bananah'
What may be every man's worst medical nightmare happened to 32-year-old Ross Asdourian.
Haley strikes back at White House over Russia sanctions
F1 star Ricciardo fuels speculation surrounding Red Bull future
Just days after securing his first win of the season at the Chinese Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo has cast doubt on his Red Bull future.
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