Toxic

'Fox & Friends' marked "National Anthem Day" Sunday by praising country music and claiming "toxic masculinity" in the U.S. military helps keep Americans safe.

39-year-old Hamas officer, Abdul Hamid al-Aker, and 28-year-old Sobhi Abu Qarshin were killed by the fumes.

Anna Norquist thought she had the flu. Days later she was fighting for her life.

The Camp Fire in California's Butte County created so much smoke that it made the air quality hazardous to breathe.

Long-term benzene exposure can lead to multiple health conditions, including leukemia.

The red tide algae has caused beach closures in Palm Beach County.

Algeria's health minister wants people not to provoke animals, but people say better care would have saved woman's life.

Kansas found contaminated groundwater near Wichita, but did not investigate whether it had spread to private wells for six years.

Mushroom consumption can cause vomiting, diarrhea, vital organ damage or death.

Ten manatees suffering from exposure to toxic algae have been brought to SeaWorld Orlando since May 2.

"It smells like death."

The study showed that the EPA's advisory level of 70 parts per trillion is seven to 10 times higher than what is safe for human exposure.

Phalaris grass intoxication leaves kangaroos stumbling around and can cause damage the central nervous system, or sudden death.

Volcanic ash continued to sputter from a volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, raising health concerns about exposure to the toxic plumes.

A 50-year-old woman had to have emergency surgery after falling asleep in her mascara for 25 years.

A protein in the caterpillars' hair cause unpleasant effects for humans and animals.

Since the 1990s, manufacturers have added silver nanoparticles to numerous consumer products to enhance their antibacterial and anti-odor properties.

"Having studied the potential health and environmental impacts of engineered nanomaterials for more years than I care to remember, I find such overly optimistic pronouncements worrying—especially when they're not backed up by clear evidence."

The agency is gutting research focused on such products.

Japan's "Little Sunfish" brought back never-before-seen footage of the Fukushima nuclear plant, which has claimed a number of prior devices.

These flight attendants from Nok Air and El Al are really excited the pop star is performing in Bangkok and Tel Aviv.

Air pollution levels in the capital city are five times higher than in Beijing—and things are getting worse.

The Siberian region declared a state of emergency after more than 100 people were poisoned.

Centuries ago, Indian princes would bathe in the lake. In modern times, even the poorest villagers going anywhere near it.

It's as yet unclear what degree of risk the particles pose but researchers fear they could lead to brain diseases.

Local residents are blaming a farmer who allowed the grass to grow unchecked in his field.

Susan Hedman's resignation comes as criticism of both the state and federal response to the toxic-water crisis continues to grow.

If your T-shirt reads "Made in India," you might have contributed to a water pollution crisis that has destroyed almost 30,000 family-owned farms.

Cases of Parkinson's, hormonal development disorders and learning difficulties are rife in areas where they are used, but policy is often highjacked by industry in the fight to ban dangerous chemicals

The reactors at Hanford made plutonium for the nuclear weapon dropped on Nagasaki; today, they sit on a radioactive wasteland that whistle-blowers say is a ticking time bomb