Ten miles out in the Gulf of Mexico, off the tip of Louisiana, the fumes become overwhelming. "See how it's all rainbow sheen there? So that's oil," says Ian MacDonald, who's guiding us in a tiny fishing boat that's being tossed around by 6-foot waves.
MacDonald is a scientist at Florida State University where he studies oil spills. This one is not a black, sticky slick, but it stretches on for miles. And here, where the murky Mississippi River dumps into the Gulf, it's been leaking for more than 14 years.
Millions of Americans are in the path of severe winter storms that will dump heavy snow on parts of the Midwest Wednesday.
Federal investigators in New York have "gathered more evidence than previously known" from individuals in the President's "inner circle," related to the hush-money payments made to two women who claim they had affairs with President Donald Trump, 
Consuming too many nutrients, particularly when they come from supplements, may increase the risk of death, new research shows.
