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Rates of suicide in the U.S. spiked by 30 percent between 1999 to 2017.

Diane is about to get a crash course in hair care.

'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek and his wife Jean Currivan Trebek have been married for nearly 30 years.

The statement was in response to a participant concerned about "forced tapering," the premature or otherwise aggressive removal of opioid patients from their medications.

Fox News national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin said Tuesday questioned Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's insinuation that Iran was involved with the Haqqani terrorist group in Afghanistan.

"Mixed-ish" returns with new Season 1 episodes, starting with one about the space shuttle's explosion in 1986.

"Jeopardy!" record-holders Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter and James Holzhauer will compete in the three-night trivia challenge.

Ground types are the key to defeating Heatran.

"The U.S. is indeed obligated to issue a visa to all UN invitees" under the 1947 Headquarters Agreement Act, NYU Law's Jose Alvarez told Newsweek.

Tuesday's earthquake killed at least one person and injured multiple others.

Yang received the least speaking time of any presidential candidate in the December debate, despite his polling numbers. That's part of a pattern.

"We need to keep our shield up, and we need to keep our spear sharp," televangelist Frank Amedia said.

After success on Netflix, leading to the first spin-off of a series, what's next on the horizon for "Movies That Made Us" creator, Brian Volk-Weiss?

While appearing on ESPN's 'First Take,' host Stephen A. Smith criticized the NFL's enforcement of the Rooney Rule following the recent head coach hires by the New York Giants, Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys.

It seems unlikely the measure will receive a vote because Republicans are confident they'll stave off Democrats' demands to subpoena witnesses.

No, it's not King Caesar. Leaks, including from a Hong Kong toy expo, suggest a famous Godzilla nemesis will be back in 2020's "Godzilla vs. Kong."

After being arrested on New Year's Day while burgling a house, Daniel Gregory Franco tried to convince the cops to let him go by offering them some heroin.

The "Radcliffe wave" was discovered with new data from the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite.

Bernie Sanders has spiked back up in local and nationwide polls to share the top spot of the Democratic presidential pack alongside fellow front-runner former Vice President Joe Biden.

From Brexit to Donald Trump to the tech backlash, values drove the 2010s, and mastering them will be key to success in the decade ahead.

The Senate's majority leader appears to have enough votes to move forward on a set of impeachment trial rules mirroring those of President Bill Clinton's case in 1999.

The congresswoman and Iraq War veteran said the strike killing Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has endangered U.S. national security.

Dennis Sryniawski is accused of contacting the wife of a man running in the Nebraska Senate election and threatening to release nude photos of her unless her husband withdrew from the race.

Less than a week after the U.S. assassinated Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a rare visit to his Middle Eastern ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

"As a first-generation college student myself, I know how intimidating it can be to take that leap and pursue your educational dreams," Obama wrote in a caption to an Instagram post announcing the show, which will follow four college freshmen from across the country as they navigate college.

Season 5 was only uploaded to the streaming platform in October.

The actor playing the officiant called the incident a "misunderstanding."

"I hate this," Rand Paul said, arguing that the situation with Iran was much better under the nuclear deal.

Whether you are a Bronze noob trying to get out of ELO hell or a Challenger prodigy, you need to know when the season starts.

Almost a decade after the nuclear disaster, wildlife photos show the site is becoming a hotbed of local wildlife.