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International data shows shark attacks in general are up, but you are still more likely to win the lottery than be bitten by a shark. 

Aaron Bushnell, the US airman who burned himself to death to protest the Gaza war, was allegedly raised in a religious compound that has been accused of being part of “a mysterious and abusive Christian cult.”

After giving a shout-out to a Jefferson Parish project in a national speech last April, the head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration visited Bucktown on Wednesday to see

Some areas of the east coast saw up to 15 inches of snow, while hundreds of flights were cancelled.

Some areas of the east coast saw up to 15 inches of snow, while hundreds of flights were cancelled.

Some areas of the east coast saw up to 15 inches of snow, while hundreds of flights were cancelled.

 Two of the large offshore wind developers, BP and Equinor, announced an agreement to end their joint venture projects in New York and independently p...

Over sixty years later, the ultimate fate of the USS Thresher submarine is still a mystery. On April 9th, 1963, the Thresher left Portsmouth with 129 people after a six-month overhaul and rendezvoused with the Skylark about 190 nautical miles east of Cape Code, Massachusetts.

Kodiak, a 3-year-old husky mix, has already been returned to the shelter twice.

Campbell Soup Co. is embracing a direct store and integrated project delivery model to “unlock the full potential” of its iconic snack brands, including Goldfish, Lance and Late July, at a time when some Americans’ enthusiasm for snacking may be slowing.