The FBI investigating the explosion of a pipe bomb outside a U.S. Air Force recruitment center in northeast Oklahoma. There were no injuries but damaged the front doors of the recruitment center. Pipe bomb explodes near Oklahoma
A fast-moving wildfire burned overnight through thousands more acres of steep terrain near California’s central coast, officials said on Sunday, as high temperatures and parched vegetation fueled dozens of blazes in the U.S. West and Southwest. Wildfire
An Edinburgh-based start-up has worked closely with Tullibardine Distillery in Perthshire to develop a sustainable bio-fue produced from the sugary kernels of barley that facilitate fermentation process in whisky. Biobutanol, the whisky based bio-fuel, will do it’s
A rare rodent-borne illness, hantavirus has sticken five people in Washington state since February, three of whom have died. It is transmitted to humans from deer mice through contact with urine, droppings, saliva or nesting materials of
A rare rodent-borne illness, hantavirus has sticken five people in Washington state since February, three of whom have died. It is transmitted to humans from deer mice through contact with urine, droppings, saliva or nesting materials of
New York commuters are ready for a summer of delays after one of the busiest train hubs in America shuts down for extensive repairs. Repair work at Pennsylvania Station, the Long Island commuter rail, is due to
The U.S. government proposed to reduce the volume of biofuel required to be used in gasoline and diesel fuel next year. Never in history has the EPA reduced the amount of biofuels required to be used. U.S.
Rand Paul, Republican Senator in Kentucky,has urged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other Republicans in the Senate to abandon their plans to replace Obamacare. He thinking the bill alone does not include enough for small businesses
More than 20 US states, now including Maryland, Delaware and Louisiana on Monday have refused to hand over voter data to a commission established to investigate possible voter fraud. The states have deemed the information unnecessary and
Army veteran, Sergeant 1st Class Stephen Florentz, served in Vietnam and Saudi Arabia also contributed to his country in a bigger way.The retired vet left $2.25 million from his estate to the Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity,
