The Boeing Corp. has conducted a successful test of its abort system for the CST-100 Starliner, the aerospace contractor’s newest astronaut capsule, at White Sands… Read More »Boeing’s latest ‘abort’ test for its new human space capsule was successful
The Environmental Protection Agency is curtailing Obama-era rules that required power plants to invest in wastewater treatment technology in order to prevent potentially poisonous coal… Read More »EPA scales back Obama-era rule requiring power plants to invest in wastewater technology
While the S&P 500 is trading at record levels, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is advising its most wealthy clients that American stocks remain the best… Read More »Goldman: U.S. stocks remain the best assets in the current economy
A new study sanctioned by the American Osteopathic Association found that consuming too much cheese and other dairy products can produce an increased risk of… Read More »Eating too much cheese increases risk of prostate cancer: Study
A principal and teacher in Utah were suspended from their positions after permitting an elementary school student to don a Nazi costume for a Halloween… Read More »Principal, teacher suspended after allowing child to wear Nazi costume for Halloween parade
President Donald Trump is planning “imminent action” regarding a trio of U.S. military members who have been accused of committing war crimes. The president has… Read More »Trump considering ‘imminent action’ on three U.S. military members accused of war crimes
A federal judge in Portland, Ore., has blocked a rule issued by the Trump administration that requires immigrants to prove they have health insurance or… Read More »Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s health insurance rule for immigrants
There is an old saying that goes, “Nothing in life is free,” and that apparently also includes so-called “free trial” offers. Ted Rossman, an industry… Read More »So-called ‘free trial’ offers are actually costing Americans a lot of money
Millennials — Americans born after 1981 — have gotten a bad reputation for feeling “entitled” and being “lazy,” but like many stereotypes, a new study… Read More »Study: Millennials perform more ‘good deeds’ than older generations
Several economists are predicting that President Donald Trump will handily win reelection next year if the economy remains on solid ground. The forecasts from Yale… Read More »Economists predict Trump reelection in 2020 if economy continues to do well
Thanks to the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, officials have made a startling discovery: The majority of people smuggling migrants into the country are… Read More »Report: Most migrant smugglers are not cartel members, they’re U.S. citizens
A bull market in the U.S. that has its origins in the Obama-era financial crisis is gaining again with its fourth straight weekly gain, while… Read More »Bull market hits 10-year gain and is showing no signs of slowing down
A new three-drug combo for treating cystic fibrosis was found to be effective in treating 90 percent of patients who have the life-threatening disease, according… Read More »Breakthrough drug combo for cystic fibrosis found
Outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry said Friday that he would not comply with a demand from Democrats to appear before closed sessions of House committees… Read More »Outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry refuses to testify in Trump impeachment inquiry
If you’ve ever experience a full-on solar eclipse during a sunny day, you know that it literally goes from day to night in a matter… Read More »Watch: Near-space camera catches super-cool solar eclipse