The Israel Defense Forces offered a detailed warning to Hezbollah and its backers in Iran on Saturday, saying it would "strike immediately" if provoked.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently granted clearance for a vibration belt known as Osteoboost, a prescription device that aims to reduce bone loss in post-menopausal women.
A judge delivered a win for New York's legal marijuana industry, despite the governor deeming the legal cannabis market a disaster amid licensing delays.
A suspect was charged in the death of a Florida Highway Patrol trooper and semi-truck driver after a crash during a police pursuit, officials announced.
Take a look at some of these bizarre weather moments in U.S. history over the years – from "raining" fish and frogs to mysterious green-colored skies and more.
An eight-year-old Georgia girl died from injuries she suffered when a driver struck her as she was attempting to board a school bus. The driver was charged in the child's death.
Are painful leg cramps, or charley horses, waking you up at night? Two doctors shared insights and information about the causes and treatments of nighttime leg cramps.
Forest fires in central Chile killed at least 51 people on Saturday and the death toll is expected to rise as emergency crews battle flames threatening urban areas.
Taylor Swift has made the most of her time off from her Eras Tour. She continues to cheer Travis Kelce and the Chiefs on from the stands and enjoys nights out with the girls.
A woman asked social media users if she was wrong to cancel an anniversary trip with her husband after he destroyed one of her prized possessions, possibly by accident.
Dozens of countries will send voters to the polls in 2024 for elections that may redefine the international security landscape at a very delicate time for global affairs.
Former top U.S. officials excoriated Biden for singling out Israeli Jews for sanctions when Palestinian violence is mushrooming in the biblical heartland of Israel.
After winning the South Carolina Democratic presidential primary by a large margin, President Biden is in Nevada Sunday ahead of Tuesday's nominating contest in the western battleground
Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. On this day in history, Feb. 4, 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched what we know today as Facebook.
Sofia Vergara shared an update on her love life after her split from Joe Manganiello. While she is not on any dating apps, Vergara said she is "open to having fun and meeting people."
An elementary school near San Francisco spent $250,000 in federal funds on a program called "Woke Kindergarten" that focuses on anti-racism, but two years later test scores are lower.