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Is your sunscreen 'safe'? What you need to know about protecting yourself from the sun this summer
The Environmental Working Group says many sunscreens on the market today provide inferior protection or contain potentially harmful chemicals.
Indiana man sentenced to prison for vandalism at synagogue
Federal authorities said Nolan Brewer was motivated by his beliefs in Nazism and white supremacy.
Indiana man sentenced to federal prison for vandalism at Carmel synagogue
Federal authorities said Nolan Brewer was motivated by his beliefs in Nazism.
See the stunning videos: Tornadoes rip through central US as storm chasers capture their power
A string of tornadoes tore through the central United States in recent days, and the videos showing their power and havoc are stunning.
As Jayme Closs' kidnapper awaits prison, a Wisconsin town reflects on the bewildering tragedy
Jake Patterson will be sentenced Friday after pleading guilty to killing James and Denise Closs and kidnapping, Jayme Closs outside Barron, Wisconsin.
'The last thing Pam saw': Finding her killer took 47 years and a forensic breakthrough
Pamela Milam was found bound and gagged in the trunk of her car on Sept. 16, 1972. Using genetic genealogy, police are now able to identify her killer.
How 'genetic genealogy' uncovered an Indiana killer
An emerging forensic science called “genetic genealogy” helps Terre Haute police solve a cold case nearly 50 years later.
From Golden State Killer to Terre Haute murder: How genetic genealogy solves cold cases
The technique has grown out of an increasingly popular trend of private citizens submitting their DNA samples to commercial testing companies.