After years of racial and economic tension, the Louisiana city must wrestle with the shootings of Alton Sterling and six police officers.

For 30 years the network had the most powerful brand in TV humor, but it no longer seems interested in original, intelligent programming.

Why the country is building its own version of the American West

Every year, hundreds of people drown after getting sucked into jets of seawater. Warning signs on their own can only do so much.

In a new book by Pekka Hämäläinen, a picture emerges of a four-century-long struggle for primacy among Native power centers in North America.

This video from the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife shows how quickly forest fires can spread across bone-dry land on a windy day