Democratic presidential candidates who campaign heavily on Medicare-for-all will run into problems when the plan's price tag is better publicized, according to Dr. Marc Siegel.
Unless Congress initiated impeachment proceedings against the president, Democrats could find "blood on [their] hands."
Neighbors of a New Jersey woman found murdered in her apartment Monday evening have told police they heard screams the day she died, according to a report.
In Brazil, a Caesarean section is not just a medical procedure – it’s a party.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is selling a two-bedroom condo in Palm Beach for $3.3 million.
A man who admitted to victimizing 16 to 18 people is seeking to keep his name and any other identifying information from being made public.
Former University of Oklahoma President David Boren says he initiated the termination of his contract with the school he led for 24 years because he felt a sexual misconduct probe was damaging the institution.
CNN's Jim Acosta defended his colleagues in the media for serving as alleged reality checks on the lies spread by President Trump's administration.
Chris Daughtry has been married to his wife, Deanna, for almost 19 years, and the couple has been through a number of trials and tribulations.
Donald Trump Jr. took on Republican Rep. Justin Amash on Twitter Thursday and floated the idea of a primary challenge, after Amash became the first GOP House member to call for the impeachment of President Trump.
In today’s tight job market, more employers are turning to unconventional programs and looking for workers in unusual places -- like behind bars.
The Justice Department has lost track of numerous foreign nationals who were brought into the United States to help with law enforcement cases and may have criminal histories of their own – something that could be putting the public "at risk," the DOJ’s inspector general warned in a newly released audit.
CNN host John King had some strong words about President Trump Thursday after he said he would be willing to listen to opposition research from another country without telling the FBI.
A jury is expected to begin deliberating whether a South Carolina father is sentenced to death or life in prison for killing his five children.
Sen. Thom Tillis responded Thursday to the uproar from Democrats and the media over President Trump's remarks about his willingness to accept dirt on political rivals from foreign governments.
A 27-year-old man in Paraguay who endured a lifetime of bullying due to massive tumors that had grown on his upper body had overheard his friend talking about a humanitarian organization that was providing medical care in his area, and decided to book a consultation.
We'll find out tonight.
In 2019, there will be an estimated 1,762,450 new cancer cases diagnosed and 606,880 cancer deaths in the United States. That number accounts for more American deaths than from the entirety of World War I and World War II combined.
The attorney for the family of 20-year-old tourist Abbey Conner, who drowned after drinking alcohol at a Mexican resort, said Thursday that the alcohol was “tainted” and her parents are now filing a new lawsuit against the resort.
A second person infected with the Ebola virus has died in Uganda, the health ministry said Thursday, after a family exposed to the disease quietly crossed the border from Congo.
Former U.S. women’s soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo stirred more controversy Thursday adding to the criticism of her former team that their celebrations during a 13-0 blowout against Thailand were unnecessary.
To all the Democratic politicians tripping over themselves to give away the tax money of hard-working American citizens to illegal immigrants, I have two questions for you: First, have you ever been a poor American citizen? Second, what do you have against poor American citizens?
The prison tailor who helped two killers escape from an upstate New York prison has been denied parole for a third time.
The wife of Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty on Thursday in federal court to one count of corruption in a case that has cast a shadow over the congressman’s career.
An Argentine human rights group says DNA tests have determined the identity of a person taken from his mother as a baby by the country's former dictatorship.