Search results for

More than 100 years ago, long before remote-controlled drones, a photographer used kites to capture aerial panoramic photographs.

The Tennessee musicians on where they come from, their definition of trap music and relationships, both working and romantic.

We seem to make our own choices all the time: chicken instead of steak, a book instead of a movie, the beach instead of the mountains. But free will is an illusion in the eyes of some researchers. Commentator Marcelo Gleiser gives it some thought and decides he's not buying that argument.

Just when we all thought it was safe to leave Idol behind forever, it comes back with a season premiere that's far more good-natured and appealing than it's been in years.

Water contamination is often cited as a concern with natural gas drilling. But a small group of residents in Susquehanna County, Penn., is turning their attention to another downside: air pollution.

Today is Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. The civil rights leader would have been 85.

Doctors are baffled as to why Afghanistan's chidlren are starving. Doctors call it the worst case of starvation they've seen in the country since 2001.

Investigators in New Jersey may soon subpoena members of Governor Chris Christie's staff as they try to determine whether Christie had a hand in George Washington Bridge lane closures.

New reports today reveal that up to 100,000 computers around the world have been implanted with software that allows the National Security Agency to conduct covert computer surveillance.

Matt Waite leads the Drone Journalism program at the University of Nebraska. He says FAA restrictions on drones have forced him to stop using them in his reporting.