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Windstorm damages buildings, vehicles at Death Valley

Powerful wind from an isolated thunderstorm tore the roof off a historic building and caused other damage in Death Valley National Park on Monday.

Group of GOP senators plan last effort to replace Obamacare

A group of Republican senators will roll out a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act on Wednesday as the GOP makes a last-ditch effort to reform the nation’s health care system.

U.S. News rankings spotlight Princeton, Williams, UCLA, NYU

Two schools have a lock on U.S. News & World Report’s No. 1 ranking: Princeton University topped the national university list for the seventh straight year, and Williams College led the liberal arts list for the 15th straight year.

 
13M in Florida without electricity as effects of Irma linger

Aid rushed in to hurricane-scarred Florida early Tuesday as officials pieced together the scope of Irma’s destructive path and displaced residents awaited word on hard-hit areas including the Florida Keys.

Gold miners brag about massacring members of Amazon tribe

The outside world might never have heard about the suspected massacre if not for some barroom boasting by a group of miners fresh from working an illegal gig in the Amazon jungle.

Investigators to determine likely cause of fatal Tesla crash

Investigators are meeting to determine the likely cause of a crash last year that killed a man using the semiautonomous driving systems of his Tesla Model S sedan.

Houses destroyed, debris everywhere in Florida Keys

At 2,000 feet, the journey offered no chance for a granular diagnosis, but the big picture was clear: Southwest Florida and its huge population of retirees emerged relatively unscathed.