Fitness icon Susan Powter, 68, shares the frightening reality of aging without health insurance after losing her multimillion-dollar empire to bankruptcy.
New research reveals evening people experience circadian misalignment that may lead to cardiovascular problems, affecting diet, sleep and heart health.
President Donald Trump called ABC News "fake news" after a reporter from the network asked about the latest Minneapolis shooting involving a federal agent.
Scientists create smallest programmable robots ever - smaller than salt grains, these breakthrough microscopic machines could revolutionize medicine and healthcare.
Woman critically injured in alleged random stabbing on popular Seattle-area trail. Suspect remains at large and considered armed and extremely dangerous.
President Donald Trump calls on employers to match Trump Account contributions as new program promises $1,000 nest egg for every American child starting in 2026.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett called for President Trump's impeachment as she campaigns for Texas Senate seat, citing tariffs and other issues during a Democratic debate.
Antiheroine, a new film about the musician’s tumultuous life and career, premiered at the festival with some frank admissions but the star not present
A new documentary about gen X icon and “queen of grunge” Courtney Love caused a stir at the Sundance film festival — without the legendary Hole frontwoman in attendance.
The musician and actor, now 61, was supposed to attend the premiere of Antiheroine, a new retrospective documentary by Edward Lovelace and James Hall that traces her storied life and career, but did not make it for undisclosed reasons. “We’re really gutted that Courtney couldn’t make it tonight to celebrate this moment with us all,” said Lovelace in his introduction for the film’s premiere in Park City, Utah, calling Love “so unfiltered, so truthful”.
The Trump administration has used the term as a cudgel against political adversaries, especially this month to defend immigration officers who had killed two protesters in Minneapolis.
The sicko mom who allegedly imprisoned her twin sons in a Bronx house of horrors was spotted for the first time -- walking free after she was released on bail, exclusive photos show.
The prime minister cannot wish away the contradictions between upholding democratic values and pursuing commercial interests with Beijing
It has been clear for many years that China’s status as a second global superpower poses challenges to the world’s democracies. Donald Trump’s marauding behaviour as president of the first-placed superpower makes those challenges more acute. In the past, the UK’s relationship with Beijing has been anchored, and sometimes dictated, by the alliance with Washington. Mr Trump’s contempt for former allies, expressed as sabotage of Nato and a scattergun imposition of tariffs, scrambles the old strategic calculus.
This is an ominous backdrop for Sir Keir Starmer’s visit to Beijing. The prime minister is trying to perform a difficult balancing act, looking for commercial opportunity in a growing powerhouse while protecting national security from an authoritarian behemoth.
On Saturday, Puck News journalist Dylan Byers tweeted that “massive layoffs” at the broadsheet were imminent, and that it could shutter its sports section “entirely” after management abruptly canceled plans to cover the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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