John Heerema, the Atlanta-based CEO of the Christian organization Biglife, revealed why fasting is an important practice during Lent that goes well beyond skipping food.
Senators Ed Markey, D-Mass., and Marco Rubio, R-Fla., made a renewed push to make daylight saving permanent ahead of daylight saving starting on March 10.
A Massachusetts library doesn't want your money — rather, it invites cat pictures during the month of March for those who participate in the "Feline Fee Forgiveness" program.
It's been 10 years since the world was shaken by the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and the 239 passengers who were on board.
A former George Santos staffer dismissed the disgraced ex-congressman's comeback campaign as a joke, suggesting the media attention he's received has inflated his ego.
Harvard professor Arthur Brooks warns Americans are depressed because of divisive politics, arguing it is driving them into 'insanity' and stealing their happiness.
A professor at Berkeley has moved into his office full time to protest what he calls the administration's "inability to make difficult and important decisions" regarding antisemitism.
Soak up the top Fox News Lifestyle stories of the week, which includes a viral video showing Texas zookeepers' scary encounter with a gorilla, an odd gas station wedding and much more.
Two Ohio women allegedly propped up a dead man in their car and drove to the bank to withdraw hundreds of dollars from his account before dropping him off at the hospital.
Trudy Handleman, a resident at Quartet Senior Living Village in Bettendorf, Iowa, collected 402 cans of food for her 102nd birthday. She spoke to Fox News Digital about what drove her to donate.
Turner Classic Movies host Dave Karger has written a new book, "50 Oscar Nights," which features interviews with Academy Award winners Nicole Kidman, Rita Moreno and Sally Field.
The Pentagon announced that the U.S. temporary military port to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza is expected to take up to 2 months to build and require 1,000 servicemembers.
Cartel members were heard laughing after a National Guard helicopter carrying three soldiers and a Border Patrol agent crashed near the southern border in La Grulla, Texas.