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As far as Dana Calvo is concerned, there's really no better time she could have asked for Amazon to premiere her new show, "Good Girls Revolt."

A Russian fighter jet and a US military plane flew dangerously close to each other while flying over Syria earlier this month, according to the Pentagon.

Efforts by Republicans to suppress the vote among black Americans won't work, writes Issac Bailey. The difference between the presidential candidates is stark.

Sallie Krawcheck is one of the most prominent names on Wall Street. Now she's launching Ellevest to give women financial advice.

With US and Russia engaged what some call a new Cold War, some 900 US troops are about to find themselves on its most dangerous front.

Maybe people are more resilient than worrywarts like me when it comes to facing potentially bad news about their genes, says Arthur Caplan.

NCAA to give schools money for academic achievements

Vice President Joe Biden on Friday ruled out the possibility he would be secretary of state in a potential Hillary Clinton administration after reports that he had been mentioned for the job.

Distracted by endless political election drama, Americans are mostly oblivious to the growing threat of nuclear conflict, writes Peter Zwack.

Hillary Clinton will begin airing television ads this weekend in Wisconsin, a state where she has yet to appear on television, as she works to lock down a state seemingly in her column.

Sen. Mark Kirk apologized Friday to his Democratic challenger Rep. Tammy Duckworth after using her Thai heritage to deride her family's military history during a debate.

Everyone -- but especially parents and caregivers -- can help make the treats safer for trick-or-treaters with food allergies.

With Vine's shuttering imminent, where does that leave the platform's most well-known faces?

The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to take up a case concerning a transgender high school student in Virginia who is seeking to use the boys' bathroom at school.

'Before the Flood,' 'Rats' review Morgan Spurlock, Leonardo DiCaprio documentaries

Val Lauder describes what it was like to attend the 1945 World Series, and how she feels watching the Cubs finally make it to Wrigley Field again, 71 years later.

This year, manufacturers will produce almost 9 billion kernels of candy corn, the polarizing Halloween treat.

Civil rights groups say they are using a combination of mobile applications, hotlines staffed by attorneys and trained observers to help monitor the polls and protect voters' rights this election.

Soylent, the Silicon Valley food tech startup, touts itself as the world's 'easiest nutritional food.' But it's actually making some people sick.

The conflict over transgender bathrooms should be addressed with private, unisex bathrooms for all, says Michael Broyde.