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Registered dietitians are being paid to post videos that promote diet soda, sugar and supplements on Instagram and TikTok.

The unmarried Republican presidential candidate doesn't like talking about his new relationship very much. But he is talking about it.

For some people, podcasts offer constant companionship. Is around-the-clock audio a rude habit or a neurological necessity?

Some Swift fans who couldn't get Eras tour tickets found a clever workaround: working or volunteering at the stadiums — and watching the shows free.

AI chatbots are now being used for sexual play — sometimes carrying out graphic fantasies about SA.

New research suggests that a subset of patients with psychiatric conditions like schizophrenia may actually have autoimmune disease that attacks the brain.

They were taught that public schools are evil. Then a Virginia couple defied their families and enrolled their kids.

They were roommates and teammates at Harvard, bound by their love of football and each other. Then the game — and the debate over its safety — took its toll.

Economists warn of worst-case outcomes should Congress fail to raise the federal borrowing limit by the "X-date" deadline.

The Biden administration began a transition from the pandemic-era border policy that swiftly expelled migrants who entered the United States illegally to a more complex system that encourages applications for legal entrance.

Shoppers recall the horror of another mass killing just days after another event where multiple people were shot.