Missing hiker Esther Keiderling, 28, was found dead on Maine's Mount Katahdin on Wednesday, a day after her father, Tim Keiderling, 58, was discovered deceased near the mountain's summit.
The BETA Technologies' all-electric ALIA plane made a 45-minute flight from eastern Long Island to New York City Tuesday, becoming the first electric plane to carry passengers on a flight in North America.
"Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo said the Transportation Security Administration held her over a bag of sunflower seeds from an upscale grocery store.
An FBI SWAT team seized guns and other weapons from alleged Neo-Nazis in a raid Tuesday in Washington state after the suspects were accused of stealing weapons and armor from the U.S. Army.
An Army detachment of horses and riders escorted the remains of a World War II soldier to his final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery, resuming the unit's role in funerals.
A 2-year-old boy climbed onto a luggage conveyor belt at Newark Liberty International Airport and took a nearly five-minute ride, getting rescued just seconds before he went through an X-ray machine.
An increasing number of American consumers who take out "buy now, pay later" loans are using them to pay for groceries, according to a recent study from LendingTree.
A truck carrying 70,000 pounds of beehives full of around 14 million honey bees overturned in Washington, leaving a road closed for around a day as the bees returned to their hives.
A federal judge sentenced a Virginia duck hunter to a day in jail, two years' probation and nearly $10,000 in fines for killing 20 bald eagles and hawks, state wildlife officials said.
News outlets have retracted video of a Chinese paraglider who purportedly reached 27,000 feet since they're concerned it was generated by artificial intelligence.
A man was caught on surveillance footage at a Hobe Sound, Florida, restaurant moving furniture and unplugging things in an attempt to connect his Tesla to a power source.
Tourists at a beachfront property on Edisto Island in South Carolina uncovered human remains that local police think could date to a 19th century community.