ABC News(MIAMI) -- ABC News reporters helped assure a worried daughter that her family in Puerto Rico is safe after she could not reach them in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Miami resident Tere Blanca sent ABC News reporters a video message Friday saying she was desperate to hear from her family in Ponce, on the islands southern coast. In the video, she said she had not been able to contac...

2017 CBS Interactive. All Rights Reserved(LOS ANGELES) -- Once again, were boldly going where no one has gone before -- Star Trek: Discovery premieres Sunday night on CBS, before moving over to the subscription-based CBS All Access streaming service.

This adventure, which takes place about 10 years before Captain Kirk and Mr. Spocks five-year mission, which debuted on NBC in 1966, stars Th...

DELIL SOULEIMAN/AFP/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- It began on the 73rd anniversary of D-Day -- the U.S.-led Allied invasion of Normandy, France during World War II -- and now, less than four months later in ISISs self-declared capital, "the end is now in sight," according to a top U.S. diplomat.

The fight for Raqqa has been bloody and prolonged, but Brett McGurk, the special presidential envoy to ...

ABC News (ANZA, Calif.) -- Earlier this week, her story was featured on various news outlets, including ABC News "World News Tonight," sparking interest within the Facebook group Pacific Crest Trail Class of 2017. Some members of the group raised questions among themselves, asking whether hikers whod been on the trail during the same time period as Kozel remembered seeing her.

Kozel said she...

iStock/Thinkstock(LONDON) -- London is putting the brakes on Uber.

The ride-hailing company wont be issued a new license to operate in London, according to Transport for London (TfL).

TfL said Uber, whose current license would expire by Sept. 30, was not fit to hold a private-hire operator license due to "public safety and security implications." TfL cited Ubers approach to reporting criminal...

Olivier Douliery/Pool/Getty Images(HUNTSVILLE, Ala.) -- Despite delivering a meandering, hour-and-a-half-long speech that touched on the NFL, Kim Jong Un and his wifes stilettos, President Donald Trump drove home the message he intended to bring to Alabama: Sen. Luther Strange is his choice in Tuesdays runoff election.

But the president also made clear hes aware of the stakes for himse...