Water

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and communications director Candace Owens were mired in millennial mayhem as they claimed an "Antifa" protest broke up their otherwise "peaceful" breakfast in Philadelphia on Monday morning.

As Iranians face economic turmoil, political disappointment and severe drought, people are heading to the streets to make their voices heard—but is the regime itself under threat?

Around 5,500 unexploded munitions are discovered in Germany each year.

Upstream Turkey controls the flow of the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, and a new report details why it's creating tensions with Iraq and Syria.

Is the briny sludge teeming with tiny organisms?

If it's anything like the lake beneath the ice of Antarctica, it might just harbor life.

A hydrovolcanic explosion could have caused the explosion that hit a tour boat in Hawaii.

The 18-year-old fell 30 feet into the water when he lost his footing.

The grouper took the shark under the boat, bending the fishing line.

The application Dorsal is working to train artificial intelligence to spot sharks and alert beachgoers by using drones.

The advisory will remain in place until water testing is completely finished.

The city has also experienced a heat wave that has increased the demand for water during the tournament.

Authorities have marked out 24 such areas in an effort to save lives.

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.

Anyone infected with the amoeba has a 97 percent chance of dying from it.

Russia's emergency services accidentally drenched police outside Moscow, while practicing to fight fires ahead of the opening of the World Cup.

"We see a distinctive pattern of the wet land areas of the world getting wetter...and the dry areas in between getting dryer."

The discovery could have profound implications for science.

Several trials are still ongoing over regulator involvement in Flint water crisis.

The lava lake at Kilauea's summit has been receding and that has scientists worried.

Astronauts on the International Space Station do not even have sinks because of the way water behaves in microgravity.

The new experiment relied on a cannon that can shoot marbles at speeds of more than 11,000 miles per hour.

Niantic extended the "Pokémon Go" Earth Day event, and it includes a ton of goodies for players. Here's everything you need to know.

Parties typically start in the mid-morning on Monday and go on until after sunrise on Tuesday.

South Africa's second-largest city is facing its worst drought in close to a century and authorities have pushed a strict water rationing system.

And it's not his first beer lawsuit.

But there's so much, it might get in the way of detecting life.

One remarkable young kid saw the 13-foot croc and said he'd seen crocodiles "plenty of times" and added it was "all a bit old hat."

Cape Town is counting down the days until Day Zero, which is expected in July.

Lobbyists with the energy sector have pushed the EPA to scrap the Obama-era water rules for months.