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Several days before President Donald Trump announced the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, he predicted that "evangelicals, Christians will love my pick."

Just like protesters who have taken to the streets and airports -- for the Women's March and against the travel ban -- scientists are planning their own march.

If there's one thing Donald Trump can't stand, it's a woman who stands up for herself -- which makes women standing up to him all the more crucial, and all the more delectable, in his administration's turbulent early days. How will our new President respond when women are not his subordinates or paramours, but are the ones working to enact the checks and balances on his governmental power?

Ring the alarm: Queen Bey is having twins.

An Ohio coroner's office is running out of room for bodies because it can't keep up with deaths caused by drug overdoses.

The Pentagon's Inspector General has cleared several senior leaders of US Central Command after investigating claims that they falsified intelligence reports on the anti-ISIS campaign to paint a rosier assessment of progress than was warranted.

Let's fight about which Super Bowl city is better!

All ten Democrats on the Senate committee tasked with considering President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency boycotted the meeting to vote on Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt.

We are creeping closer to the apocalypse, according to a panel of scientists and scholars.

Former CIA director David Petraeus on Wednesday urged that the Trump administration's travel ban be resolved quickly and suggested that it could serve as a propaganda tool for Islamic extremists.

A man in an orange space suit is on a mission: Get Americans to march for science.

Almost a decade ago, a high school student was photographed in front of the New York Stock Exchange.

Alan Thicke's son is sharing his memories of the last moments of his famous father's life.

Hillary Clinton, whose first-ever student commencement speech at Wellesley College in 1969 kicked off her storied career, will be the college's 2017 commencement speaker.

Donald Trump who has made some pretty out-of-the-box choices since he became president of the United States, decided to go establishment for his first Supreme Court pick.