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President Trump is allowing Argentina to send an additional 80,000 tons of beef to U.S. markets in an attempt to reduce sky-high consumer prices.

University of Maryland researchers have detected extremely high levels of disease-causing bacteria in the Potomac River following a massive sewage spill last month, raising what scientists describe as urgent public health concerns about risks from ...

High-intensity interval training appears more effective at preserving lean muscle mass while reducing body fat in older adults compared to moderate-intensity exercise, according to new research.

The town of Fujiyoshida, Japan, is canceling its cherry blossom festival in April because of the volume and behavior of the throngs of tourists.

California has released more than 4,500 migrants with criminal records back into communities since President Trump took office, ignoring federal requests to turn them over for deportation, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday.

Mushroom blends, roasted roots, whisked teas and fermented drinks find their way into cups as people experiment with fresh flavors and gentler ways to start the day.

Issues with frozen equipment led Amtrak to cancel 20 trains on various lines in the northeastern U.S., including to the District of Columbia.

South Korean officials are warning of potentially dire consequences as tensions resurface in Korea-U.S. relations on multiple fronts: trade, security and commerce.

Nevada's sole Republican in Congress, Rep. Mark Amodei, will be retiring after eight terms.

The Trump administration is sanctioning parts of Iran's energy sector while talks over Tehran's nuclear ambitions unfold in Oman.