Three Aussie women tackling the social media trends that make us feel worse about our bodies\n\nAlmost 60 per cent of Australians have had their body image impacted by social media posts about diet and fitness, according to new re
By Margaret Brennan, Andres Triay, Nicole Sganga, Olivia Gazis, Camilla Schick, Sam Vinograd\n\nThe State Department on Friday issued a worldwide caution security alert, warning of \"the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrat
Senate Democrats introduced a bill that would completely overhaul U.S. marijuana policy including expunge all non-violent offenses.\n\nSomeone's plans to harvest dozens of apparent marijuana plants grown on the Wisconsin state Cap
Goodwin, whose parents labored in the civil rights movement in Philadelphia in the 1960s, said she was initially a Libertarian and became drawn to the Republican Party because of a sense of purpose she felt among fellow members.\n
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The State Department renewed a global security warning Friday for Americans overseas, adding to it that LGBTQ people and events in particular face an \"increased potential for foreign terrorist organization-insp
China-based ByteDance Ltd. asked an appeals court to speed up its lawsuit challenging a U.S. law that would force it to sell the TikTok video-sharing app or face a ban.\n\n\"Prompt consideration of these cases is needed to avoid i
Victim airlifted to Calgary hospital; bear found dead from injuries\n\nA man suffered \"significant injuries\" after a grizzly bear attack near Elkford on Thursday, the B.C. Conservation Officer Service says.\n\nAccording to a Fac
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The State Department renewed a global security warning Friday for Americans overseas, adding to it that LGBTQ people and events in particular face an \"increased potential for foreign terrorist organization-insp
By LINDSAY WHITEHURST and GARY FIELDS (Associated Press)\n\nWASHINGTON (AP) -- An upside-down U.S. flag has long been a sign of dire distress and versatile symbol of protest. But in January 2021, when it flew over the home of Supr
The mother of Madeline Soto appeared in denial when Kissimmee detectives said her longtime boyfriend Stephen Sterns sexually abused the 13-year-old, according to case reports being used as evidence against him.\n\nThe reports, obt