Plunging in the polls and disowned by Republican elites, Donald Trump is launching a kamikaze mission -- fracturing his own party four weeks before Election Day.
Rebecca Lewis, a 4-year-old whose Saturday abduction from her Lakeland, Florida, home set off Amber Alerts in five states, has been found and is safe, according to a Monday tweet from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
The majority of American adults use dietary supplements. That number has remained steady for about the past decade, according to a new study, despite an increase in the number of studies that show that many supplements, with some exceptions, produce mixed results at best or, at worst, have no real health benefits at all.
Members of several close-knit neighboring communities in Chittenden County, Vermont, are mourning five teenagers who died in a fiery car crash over the weekend after a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction struck them, authorities said.
As thousands of parents picked up their kids from Chicago's public schools Monday afternoon, they didn't know whether they could bring them the following morning due to a looming teachers' strike.
A federal court has extended Florida's voter registration deadline from Tuesday to 5 p.m. ET Wednesday due to Hurricane Matthew's interruption of last-minute sign-ups.
Concussions have been on the rise for American youth since 2010, according to the Health of America Report recently released by Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Public school teachers in the nation's third largest school district are set to strike Tuesday morning unless an agreement is reached between the Chicago Board of Education and the Chicago Teachers Union by midnight Monday.
Hillary Clinton and her top aides couldn't be happier that Donald Trump's campaign is imploding around him, but the last week has also made one thing clear for top Democrats: The more wounded the GOP nominee gets, the more nastier he will grow toward Clinton.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus reiterated his support Monday for embattled Republican nominee Donald Trump -- telling members of the RNC that the operation stands fully behind his campaign.
The leading super PAC trying to elect Hillary Clinton is preparing to expand beyond the presidential race and potentially run television ads focused on a handful of competitive Senate races.
