A heat wave gripping much of the Midwest and Eastern United States has canceled events like horse races and festivals but hasn't kept everyone from heading outside

As temperatures rise across US, events fall, including several New York City plans

The moon landing 50 years ago was a giant leap not just for mankind but for filmmaking

People around the world remember watching Apollo 11 moon landing in 'total awe'

It's no fish tale -- a 6-foot-long sturgeon was recently pulled from an upstate New York lake

Diverted Air Canada flight seems to have been shaken by 'clear air turbulence," which strikes without warning

Financier Jeffrey Epstein has over the last decade sought to portray himself as a generous benefactor to children, giving to organizations including a youth orchestra, a baseball league and a private girls' school

Jeffrey Epstein, facing sex-trafficking charges, has long been an enigma, his rags-to-riches ascent shrouded in mystery

A jury has awarded nearly $60 million to a former high school student disfigured by a chemistry experiment