Perry Chiaramonte

Trucking groups have partnered with Truckers Against Trafficking to help fight human trafficking. One trucker said he had doubts until he witnessed it himself.

The train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, could have been prevented with stronger safety protocols, a recently retired Norfolk Southern engineer told Fox News.

Many U.S. service members say their time at Camp Lejeune and exposure to its toxic water for decades its led to severe illness, including cancer, leukemia and more.

The end to the fentanyl crisis may be in sight, thanks to researchers in Texas — they say they've developed a "game changer" vaccine for addiction treatment.

Transition therapy is "placed too quickly" on young people, said one expert, as a growing number of those who transitioned their gender are now choosing to return to the gender they had at birth.

When Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey on Oct. 29, 2012, resulting storm surge wreaked havoc. Now, homeowners who received grants face clawbacks.

The latest effort to combat the wave of opioid overdose deaths plaguing the country is the use of vending machines in American cities to distribute lifesaving shots of Narcan.

Sen. Pat Toomey has held up final passage of the PACT ACT, which would reform health care for veterans exposed to burn pits. The senator cites spending concerns.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Le Roy Torres, a former Texas state trooper and Iraq veteran exposed to burn pits, amid his ongoing wrongful termination case.

The Senate approved a bill to provide treatment for veterans sickened after inhaling toxic fumes from burn pits overseas, including in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Supreme Court is set to hear the case of Torres, an Army reservist, who claims he was forced to resign from his post as a state trooper with the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Sgt. First Class Heath Robinson succumbed to a rare and deadly cancer after his exposure to burn pits. His widow, Danielle Robinson, reacts after the White House invited her as a guest to President Biden's State of the Union address.

President Biden signed two bills into law Monday that could help tens of thousands of veterans who claim they became ill from exposure to burn pits.

Army Veteran Chris Videau remembers the first time he saw the smoldering burn pits at Camp Speicher while serving as a black hawk helicopter pilot in Iraq. "It was on the other end of our airfield, but it was burning 24-7. And as far as I can recall, every base that we flew to had a burn pit in some capacity that was getting rid of the trash."

Veterans who claim they were made sick from the toxic smoke emanating from burn pits on their military bases during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan won a small victory after the Department of Veterans Affairs announced it they will begin taking claims on presumptive conditions due to their service.

Jon Stewart is back in Washington in a continued effort to help the 3 million-plus veterans believed to have been made sick from their exposure to burn pits.

With counting of absentee ballots underway in Georgia for two special U.S. Senate runoff elections, Republicans in Fulton County scored a small victory when a Superior Court judge ruled that vote tallying be done in full view of observers.

Service members in the U.S. military will get a rude awakening in the new year when they see their taxes increase over four months to pay back a deferment given to them back in September.

The GDP data, released Thursday morning, was one of the last major economic indicators to come out ahead of Election Day on Tuesday.

The giants of social media are facing a dilemma of their own after a Netflix documentary about the issues caused by their services sparked a senate hearing slated for this Wednesday.

As the United States hits the home stretch toward Election Day, the biggest hot-button issue among voters is jobs and the economy. Both President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have put their recovery plans at the forefront of their respective campaigns. Both candidates say that they know what is needed to bring back jobs.

With support from Jon Stewart, the tens of thousands of veterans affected by burn pit and other toxic exposures have made crucial strides in their effort to get federal agencies, like the Veterans Administration, to provide much-needed assistance for medical coverage.