Hunter Moyler

The FDA has granted approval for a drug that treats adult patients with a rare form of anemia that forces them to have regular blood transfusions.

AARP reportedly pulled in $142 million in 2017 from print advertisements in both magazines, as well as $32 million in digital advertising, according to Axios.

The company will cut 150 more jobs than it said it would in October.

Michael Conner Humphreys is an Iraq War veteran, but he is perhaps better known for playing a child named Forrest Gump in the 1994 film of the same name.

Cindy McCain admitted on CNN's 'The Axe Files' that she personally asked Kurt Volker to resign from the leadership the think tank named after her husband.

A new fire started in Los Angeles County on Saturday, prompting the evacuation of the lot of a major film studio.

A passerby captured a confrontation between a woman selling churros and several officers of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) on Friday evening in a video that has since gone viral on social media.

A report from Brigham Young University found that the negative health impacts of adverse childhood experiences can be combatted with "advantageous childhood experiences."

In their efforts to make their homes more clean or sterile, city dwellers may be making their living spaces more prone to certain kinds of fungi and bacteria.

A study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published Tuesday indicates that adverse childhood experiences are associated with five of the top 10 leading causes of death in the United States.

A study conducted mostly by researchers from the University of Gothenburg found that obese patients who underwent bariatric surgery to help them lose weight were less likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade joked Wednesday morning that the people of Mexico would just return to "work in the fields" if their president refused to declare another war on drug cartels.

A two-day conference held at Wheaton College in Illinois focused on how evangelical Christian students can improve their relationships with their Muslim counterparts.

Any amount of regular running is associated with staving off a premature death, according to a new scientific study from Victoria University.

The results of a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday showed four Democratic presidential contenders winning by more than 10 percentage points in hypothetical match-ups against President Donald Trump.

In an article published in JAMA Neurology on Monday, three Vanderbilt neurologists cited evidence of the detrimental effects of time changes on the brain, particularly the negative impact they may have on circadian rhythms.

Suzuki's name began trending in the United States on Monday afternoon after a video of President Donald Trump giving the Washington Nationals catcher a hug from behind that some called "awkward" was shared on social media.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said Monday morning that the testimony of Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman, the National Security Council's expert on Ukraine, was "just one person's opinion."

Admirers mourned Walter Mercado, a Puerto Rican astrologer whose daily horoscope readings reached millions of viewers every day in Spanish-speaking communities and countries.

Donald Trump Jr. took to Twitter to share a video of New York City police cleaning up trash that had been dumped on one of their vehicles, an incident that he connected to what he sees as the poor performance of several Democratic politicians.

Flyers covered with "hate-filled" slogans that were left on a Connecticut college campus this past Thursday night have prompted investigations from police and federal agents.

Animal rights organization PETA called out actor Jason Momoa for pulling a "sad stunt" that it said ignores the cruel treatment of captive animals used for television and film.

Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a German church door on October 31, 1517, beginning of the Protestant Reformation. The occasion is now celebrated around the world.

Up to 40 percent of edible food in America currently goes into the trash, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council, often because consumers store food incorrectly or misunderstand what the "best before" dates on food labels really mean.

A recent study from John Hopkins University found a correlation between mothers who took Tylenol while pregnant and babies with developmental disorders, but researchers have yet to prove whether the drug was the cause of the neurological differences.

Results of a Common Sense Media survey showed the rising prevalence of screens among Americans between the ages of 8 and 18.

A Mississippi man convicted of murdering his infant daughter had his conviction reversed Tuesday after his lawyer argued that shaken baby syndrome is not a valid medical condition.

The poll from Grinnell College showed that a majority of Republicans, evangelicals and rural voters thought that asking a foreign leader for help in an election was inappropriate.

A popular third-party genetic genealogy database is vulnerable to security risks that include impersonation of relatives, a study found.

A Michigan-based produce company has recalled over 2,000 crates of fresh apples, citing concerns that the fruit may carry a bacterium that can cause serious health problems.