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A co-founder of the parental rights group Moms for Liberty is urging parents to look closely at the politics of MS. RACHEL, the children's YouTube star known for early-learning songs and speech lessons.

South Korea's left-leaning administration is developing close ties with communist China, raising national security concerns for its relations with the U.S, the chairman of the House Select Committee on China warned in a letter.

At a forum on Medicare, Dr. Mehmet Oz held up a chart with staggering figures: Over six years, spending on a specialized skin grafting treatment for older adult patients climbed from less than $200 million annually to an astonishing $14.4 billion in ...

Despite regulations requiring it, an air traffic controller failed to tell the pilots of an Amazon cargo plane about the potential for strong tail winds as they landed in Miami, careening off the runway and killing five people last month, according ...

A Los Angeles rabbi who advised the Netflix hit "Nobody Wants This" is publicly rebuking its star, ADAM BRODY, over the actor's description of the war in Gaza as a genocide.

A federal panel has approved final design and building plans for an underground facility to screen visitors to the White House, the latest advancement in the Trump administration's efforts to amp up security while also reshaping the aesthetics of the ...

Actor Jim Carrey is married again. The 64-year-old comedian recently wed his girlfriend, Min Ah, in a small private ceremony in Los Angeles.

President Trump said Thursday that the U.S. military could resume full-scale strikes against targets in Iran after the November midterm elections, as British authorities made another arrest in a suspected terror plot near a military base in southwest ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation into law banning child marriage in the state by eliminating previous provisions that allowed it if a parent consented.

A pro-green energy PAC has released its list of Republicans it wants to punish for favoring policies that hurt the industry.