Aftermath

The FBI will join Lebanese and other international investigators in the probe of the massive explosion at Beirut's port that killed more than 170 people, injured thousands and caused widespread destruction, a U.S. diplomat said Thursday.

Lebanese security officials who were concerned about the massive stockpile of ammonium nitrate in Beirut’s port had sent a letter to the country’s prime minister and president two weeks before the blast warning that the material “could destroy” the capital city if it exploded, a report says. 

Fox News' Trey Yingst reports on demonstrators in Lebanon calling on the prime minister to resign in the aftermath of the giant explosion.

Fox News' Trey Yingst reports on the growing death toll from the devastating explosion in Beirut, Lebanon,

As Lebanon recovers from the devastating explosion, protesters take to the streets asking for accountability; Greg Palkot reports.

A devastating explosion in Lebanon’s capital Beirut on Tuesday afternoon creates widespread damage and leaves a number of injuries and fatalities in its wake.

A man survived nearly 70 hours under the rubble from a collapsed coronavirus quarantine hotel in southeastern China which claimed the lives of at least 27 people.

Learn about the world’s worst nuclear disaster that befell a Chernobyl, Ukraine power plant and left its effects still being felt today.

The "top levels" of the Malaysian government have long suspected that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 nearly six years ago was an act of mass murder-suicide by the pilot, Australia's former prime minister said in an explosive interview that aired Wednesday.

A number of passenger planes have been downed throughout history as a result of mechanical failures and human error. Ranging from mid-air collisions to cargo doors inadvertently falling off, here are five of the deadliest air disasters not directly caused by terrorism, suicidal pilots or other nefarious means.