When it comes to adhering to the recommended safety precautions to protect against the novel coronavirus, such as wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing, are you as diligent as you were at the start of the pandemic? If you’ve been feeling a bit fast and loose with the rules lately, you may be experiencing so-called “caution fatigue.”
"The Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik is staying within the nerd culture realm with a new partnership with DC Entertainment to help teach kids the power of science through comics.
Christian figures and symbols -- including Jesus Christ himself -- have become the target of hate and vandalism as the Black Lives Matter protests continue across the nation.
New York City police have busted a group with a massive arsenal of illegal fireworks on Staten Island -- but what was most shocking may have been the dead alligators found with the trove.
Fox News contributor and former House Oversight Committee chairman Trey Gowdy joined "America's Newsroom" Thursday to discuss the evolution of so-called "cancel culture" and its targeting of the national anthem.
Let the moon decide what your next meal will be.
What is it going to take this time around for Trump to straighten up?
Steep hospital demand for dexamethasone, which British researchers say reduces mortality by one-third among the sickest COVID-19 patients, is 'outstripping supply of the drug, reports say but hospitals’ inventories are sustaining demand for now, according to drug buyer Vizient Inc,.
New satellite imagery from the disputed border area of the Himalayas between China and India shows evidence that China has been building up its military presence after a clash there that left 20 Indian troops dead earlier this month.
Salma Hayek just delivered fans a look back at one of her most unforgettable on-camera moments.
Researchers have discovered a new exoplanet the size of Neptune, approximately 32 light-years away from Earth.
Lisa Rinna has reportedly been told to refrain from sharing her political views online.
President Trump responded to the evangelical claim that he was appointed by God in an interview Monday.
In America problems are not solved “via mob rule,” Army veteran Rob Smith told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday in the wake of destructive protests in Madison, Wis. and Washington, D.C.
It remains unclear what positions the late and infected workers held with the airline.
Nearly 230 years after the establishment of Washington, D.C., the House of Representatives will be voting on a bill Friday to make the district a state -- and according to D.C.'s "shadow senator" Paul Strauss, the time is right for it to finally happen.
A handful of NFL players have already committed to kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice and police brutality during the 2020 season.
Willie Nelson and his sister, Bobbie, are releasing a book on September 15 about their time as bandmates and stories about their life together.
There's probably never been a dumber group gathered in one place in all of American history. They are mouth breathers. They know nothing.
Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, and Jain leaders are calling on Las Vegas casino Mandalay Bay to remove Hindu and Jain deity statues from its Foundation Room night club, calling it "highly inappropriate."
Billie Eilish unfollowed every account she previously had on Instagram.
With nearly a month into the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season and four named storms already on the docket, the American Red Cross is reminding Americans that now is the time to prepare before the busiest part of the season arrives.
President Trump got a much-needed win with a legal ruling Wednesday in the Mike Flynn case, one that echoes well beyond the fate of his former national security adviser.
A Wisconsin sheriff declared the downtown Madison area was not safe Wednesday amid a turbulent couple days that saw violent protesters vandalized buildings, topple two statues, and attack a state senator, according to a report
Numerous Seattle businesses – including an auto repair shop, a tattoo parlor and a property management company – sued the city Wednesday, alleging city officials were complicit in allowing an “occupied protest” that has made them feel unsafe in their neighborhood, according to reports.