A frenzied 24 hours filled with hushed deliberations on Capitol Hill, senior-level meetings at the White House and back-to-back phone calls with the President came to an end Wednesday -- quietly and unceremoniously.
House GOP leaders are now looking to change an Obamacare provision that guarantees all health insurers cover services such as maternity, mental health and prescription drugs, in hopes of wooing conservative lawmakers to their side.
Three civilians and a police officer were killed Wednesday in a "shooting incident" in central Wisconsin, Everest Metropolitan Police Chief Wally Sparks said.
Research shows corporation can get infected with culture of lies. Only recourse for a company--or a country--is to call out lies when you see them, says Mel Robbins.
Tad Cummins' resume says he's been a respiratory therapist, a percussionist in several bands and, most recently, a Tennessee high school health sciences teacher.
The union said via Facebook that employees are angry that AT&T "recently made a unilateral change in job requirements [for landline technicians] without the agreement of the union."
Attorneys representing Aaron Hernandez in the former NFL star's double-murder trial attacked the credibility of a key witness Wednesday, accusing him of being a "killer" and violent drug dealer who was lying in court.
In the 30 years that Johns Hopkins School of Medicine's neurosurgical department has accepted residents, there has never been a black woman in the ranks.
In 2009, two flu vaccines manufactured by the same company did not equally protect against the circulating H1N1 flu virus. A study published Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine examines the question: Why did one vaccine offer 35% less protection against the flu?
