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The federal government could make it easier for doctors to allow terminal patients to try unapproved therapies. Starlee Coleman of the Goldwater Institute talks about why they should.

Father's Day reminds America of how important dads are and how much we learn from them. Here are ways fatherhood has changed for the better in the United States

More consumers are buying SUVs with about 850,000 sold last year. A new survey says the reason people are looking to the vehicle is because they say they are safe, have more space and are good in bad weather.

Start any budding chefs on their culinary journey with a top-notch toy

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Inside the massive Siemens train factory near Sacramento, Ca, building one of the most advanced, and fastest, trains in the US.

While Asian and European markets have traditionally favored softer floral and citrus scents, global consumer tastes are moving toward those derived from the aromatic oils of oud, sandlewood and amber

We find make-up for fair complexions that will go the distance this summer

This week's podcast explores the LGBT community's ability to overcome horrific events and tragedies, and come out stronger on the other side.

AFTER being presented with his London 2012 gold medal, Australin race walker Jared Tallent has warned the Rio Olympics will be tarnished forever if Russia’s athletics team is allowed to compete.

What is white privilege - and do white Americans believe they benefit from it? The BBC's Clive Myrie went to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to explore attitudes towards race and racism in a special report for This Week's World.

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What powers will the next President inherit? What can Congress do to reassert its primacy as makers of law? Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) spoke at a Cato Institute Capitol Hill briefing in May.