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A Hawker Hunter pilot ejected into the Pacific Ocean after reporting engine failure off California's Central Coast, triggering a dramatic rescue near Morro Bay.

New DNA evidence from Richard Kurin's book "History by a Hair" reportedly confirms Thomas Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings at Monticello. A historian shared insights.

A Wehrmacht motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers have emerged from the Danube River in Budapest more than 80 years after World War II ended.

As farmers face rising operation costs, many are looking for additional ways to bring in more money and some are offering overnight stays on their properties in effort to do that.

A deadly fight over lounge chairs at a Vouliagmeni beach near Athens, Greece, left an 82-year-old man dead after he went into cardiac arrest during the struggle.

The FAA and NTSB are investigating the Precision Helicopters crash that killed two pilots battling the Dome Fire wildfire in Yosemite National Park. So far, the cause of the crash is a mystery.

The Roman Empire's vast road network favored Constantinople as a key overland travel hub, a study says, yet experts argue Rome remained the true center of power.

A new FAA proposal would override state meal and rest break laws for flight attendants, but major airline unions say it lacks federal guarantees. An aviation industry expert weighed in.

A concealed knife hidden inside a baseball bat-shaped flashlight was found sewn into a bag's lining at Tampa International Airport in Florida by TSA officers. An expert shares analysis.

A Houthi ballistic missile targeting Riyadh over the weekend prompted the State Department to renew warnings to Americans of potential flight cancellations and airspace closures.