Dr. Marc Siegel: Here's why human head transplants will never work
Dr. Sergio Canavero, a neurosurgeon at the Advanced Neuromodulation Group in Italy, is claiming that he is once again on the verge of a live human head transplant.
Dr. Sergio Canavero, a neurosurgeon at the Advanced Neuromodulation Group in Italy, is claiming that he is once again on the verge of a live human head transplant.
You knew your eyes were responsible for seeing and adding to your looks, but did you know that they tell a lot about your health too?
Former “Little House on the Prairie” actress Melissa Gilbert called out director Oliver Stone on Monday accusing him of humiliating her during an audition to settle a personal gripe.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury slapped new sanctions on North Korea Tuesday after President Trump declared the rogue nation would be added as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Could it backfire?
A federal judge on Tuesday eased the terms of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort's house arrest so he can travel during the Thanksgiving holiday -- with the caveat he will not drink alcohol or remove his GPS ankle monitor.
An arm was found in the sea near Copenhagen that may belong to slain journalist Kim Wall, Danish police said Tuesday.
A new report shows that Google has been accessing data about Android users' locations, even when the user believes that the data is being kept private.
A Japanese woman told police she placed her four newborn babies in concrete-filled buckets because she didn’t have the means to care for them, authorities said Tuesday.
Thanksgiving should be a time to reconnect with our families and traditions. But this year may be more difficult than usual.
A cosmetics factory that was the scene of two explosions before catching fire Monday, killing one worker and injuring more than 125, including firefighters, was cited for several occupational safety violations this year, records showed.
Lights, camera, catwalk.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe resigned Tuesday, ending nearly four decades of rule in the southern African country.
Meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assad this week, Russia's President Vladimir Putin said recent successes in battling the Islamic State group in Syria have allowed for a shift in focus to a political settlement for the war-torn country.
More than 100 priceless items belonging to John Lennon that were stolen in 2006 have been recovered by German police, it was announced Tuesday.
Additional remains of Sgt. La David Johnson, who was killed when Islamic militants ambushed a military convoy in Niger, were recovered weeks after he was laid to rest, the Pentagon said Monday.
The reward for information about four deadly shootings in a Tampa neighborhood is now over $100,000, as the city's police chief said Tuesday he fears the next time his phone rings it could mean yet another victim.
Colorado regulators issued an $8.9 million fine against Uber's parent company on Monday for allowing employees with serious criminal or motor vehicle offenses to work for the company as drivers.
A suicide bomber detonated a pickup truck loaded with explosives outside a market, killing at least 32 people in a town claimed by both the Iraqi government and the Kurdish region.
Left-wing billionaire Tom Steyer is taking his campaign to impeach President Donald Trump to Times Square, announcing Monday he will be putting up "large billboards" in the heart of Manhattan.
Female North Korean soldiers are often raped, stop menstruating because of the tough environment and are forced to reuse sanitary pads during their army service, a North Korean defector who dealt with years of hellish service in the regime’s army revealed Monday.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe resigned Tuesday, ending nearly four decades of rule in the southern African country.
A 74-year-old basketball fan was booted from a community college booster club after he confronted an athlete who was shooting hoops during the national anthem.
Fox News announced that nationally syndicated radio talk show personality Mark Levin will join the network with a weekly, weekend primetime show titled, “Life, Liberty & Levin.”
Thirty-six female former co-workers of Al Franken at "Saturday Night Live" wrote a public letter in support of the Senator in the wake of two sexual misconduct claims.