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A Florida baby sitter is being charged with manslaughter in the death of a 17-month-old boy.

A federal official says a disbarred Harvard University-trained attorney is set to plead guilty in a kidnapping case in California that police initially dismissed as a hoax.

More than ever, evidence is piling up that indicates celiac disease may be linked to higher chances of pregnancy-related complications. In a study published by researchers at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, women who had been diagnosed with celiac disease through a biopsy were compared with a control group made up of women without […] The post Dr. Manny: How to achieve a healthy pregnancy with celiac disease appeared first on Ask Dr Manny.

Reddit's Alexis Ohanian touts the internet for having democratized information and having 'flattened' the world.

Digital marketing is a moving target that is constantly evolving, making it more and more difficult for new comers to learn the art.

The House plans to put off until November any consideration of a contempt of Congress citation for the ex-State Department IT specialist who set up Hillary Clinton’s private server, Fox News has learned.

Donald Trump is being assailed in the media for disparaging comments he made about Alicia Machado, the Venezuelan winner of the 1996  “Miss Universe” competition.

Despite arm-twisting and vocal opposition from nuclear powers like the United States, six non-nuclear countries are pressing forward with an effort to adopt a nuclear ban treaty through the United Nations.

A new project is bringing thousands of telegrams that carried information between Union officers, Abraham Lincoln, and his cabinet into the digital age.

The jury pool has been narrowed to just under 750 people in the federal trial of Dylann Roof, who stands charged in the shooting deaths of nine churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina.

Melissa Joan Hart thinks America is ready to elect a third-party president.

With half of the roster filled with Ryder Cup rookies, the value of the European veterans in golf's biennial international grudge match has only increased.

When lecturing FIFA on ethics, English soccer leaders look like the moral arbiters of the game.

Swiss voters granted new powers Sunday to the country's intelligence services, allowing them to track internet activity, snoop on email and tap phones to better fight spies, criminal hackers and violent extremists.

The White House says the U.S. Senate vote to override President Barack Obama's veto of Sept. 11 legislation is an "embarrassing" shirking of its duties.

Japan is the eighth nation for UberEats, already available in San Francisco, Dubai, Singapore and Paris.