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Portnow's female successor claims he "resigned in disgrace."

Federal antitrust regulators say a merger that would combine old-school shaving company Schick with upstart Harry's would end up costing consumers

A Louisiana island, a crucial nesting ground for pelicans, is being restored to nearly its former size after decades of coastal erosion and an offshore oil spill 10 years ago

As coronavirus continues to spread, the U.S. government is working with "many" drugmakers to identify a treatment for infected patients, according to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.

Organic grocery chain Earth Fare says it is closing all of its stores, saying it can't refinance its debt

Loren Shoemake, 46, died Saturday as a result of blunt force trauma while working at the Amazon construction site.

With this year’s game at Hard Rock Stadium just hours away, officials have not expressed specific concerns about coronavirus impacting Super Bowl crowds.

China reported Saturday 259 people have died of a new virus, which has now infected nearly 11,800, as the United States took drastic steps that will temporarily bar foreign nationals who have traveled in China within the last 14 days.

The Democratic National Committee has dropped grassroots fundraising qualifications for the party’s Feb. 19 debate before the Nevada caucuses, opening the possibility that billionaire Michael Bloomberg could make his first appearance on stage.

Barr's comments came after he was scrutinized by tech experts for requesting something of an exclusive government key to encrypted iPhones.

"We are resolved, and we are relentless in the fight to hold perpetrators accountable and restore dignity for victims," Ivanka said.