Police fatally shoot man, then find dead child in his car on Piscataqua River Bridge

WASHINGTON (AP) — IRS leadership on Thursday announced that the agency has recovered $4.7 billion in

Global warming made this summer’s record heat across Southern Europe—with its wildfires and a heat w

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Investors’ efforts to get energy and utility companies to set greenhouse gas reduction targets and d

Sean "Diddy" Combsis getting hooked up with a computer as he awaits trial on sex trafficking, racket

Rachel Bilson isn't holding back when it comes to her bedroom confessions.The O.C. star recently got

An E. coli outbreak that was first detected largely in the Midwest is growing, the Centers for Disea

Washington — The Supreme Court said Monday that it will hear a dispute arising from an unsuccessful

What an ugly day for the beautiful game.By awarding the 2034 men’s World Cup to Saudi Arabia, a coun

In the wake of the Keystone XL decision, environmental activists are seizing the momentum by calling

The source of water used for drilling in the Alberta tar sands could dry up in the coming decades, a

The oil crises of the 1970s sent the U.S. scrambling for home-grown energy and innovative replacemen

Global warming caused mainly by burning of fossil fuels made the hot, dry and windy conditions that

Episode 1: The Fumes in South Portland. The first in an ongoing first-person series by InsideClimate

250 Scientists Decry "Assaults" on Climate Research (Reuters) More than 250 scientists, all members

Today’s Climate: May 7, 2010