Doctors warn about the risks energy drinks pose to kids. What families need to know

Sean and Heidi Cripe will never forget the call from their son's high school saying Davis was being taken to the emergency room.

An immigrant deported by the U.S. and held in an African prison for more than a year released

A Laotian citizen deported by the U.S. to Eswatini under the Trump administration's immigration crackdown was released on Sunday after being held there for more than a year, his lawyer said.

US Coast Guard suspends search for people on crashed medical aircraft

The US Coast Guard has halted its search ​for six people who were on a medical transport aircraft that crashed off the coast of Massachusetts' Nantucket Island.

Georgia block party shooting kills two, injures dozens

A shooting ​early on Sunday at a Georgia block party left two people dead ‌and almost three dozen injured, some critically, local ⁠and state officials ​said.

Why even resilient forests are struggling to regrow after wildfires

As Monica Turner trekked across the western hills of Yellowstone National Park, the cold rain was inescapable. Even the constant movement of putting one foot in front of the other as she fought through a slew of dense branches could not warm her body. It was easy to forget it was July.

Search suspended for 6 people on missing medical flight from Bermuda to Boston

A search has been suspended off the Massachusetts coast for six people on an air ambulance that disappeared during a flight from Bermuda to Boston.

Musk says he will rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk posted on ​Sunday that he would rename the company's AI unit to SpaceXSI, following President Donald Trump's push to use the term "super ⁠intelligence" instead of "artificial ​intelligence."

Inside McDonald's push to have artificial intelligence price your Big Mac

McDonald's is increasingly using artificial intelligence to guide menu prices across the U.S. and some global markets, a plan that aims to boost headquarters' profit but risks alienating customers and attracting antitrust scrutiny.

'There's wisdom here': Artist uses photography to share farmworkers' stories

Alex Rocha-Alvarez, who grew up in Jardines del Valle, also known as Murphy's Camp, a former labor camp turned farmworker community, is using photography to share the stories of farmworkers.

Woman at center of Cornell rape allegations targeted with threats, lawyer says

The woman who has alleged that she was drugged and raped ​by Cornell University students has been the target of threats, her lawyer said on Sunday.

DNA evidence from Thomas Jefferson's hair reveals the truth about his relationship with Sally Hemings

After spending years reconstructing DNA fragments, scientists have revealed the most compelling evidence to date that Thomas Jefferson also fathered children with Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman.

Tooele genealogist hired by US Navy to identify men killed in Pearl Harbor

Jamie Anderson loves being a genealogist and is undertaking the final contract of her career: A project from the United States Navy.