Sen. Dianne Feinstein has accused the U.S. government of spying on its own. It wouldn't be the first time

A Republican against women's rights "doesn't get to say who is or isn't representative of the Democratic Party"

How smart phones, tablets and laptops have led to the development of a whole new kind of body language

Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh, an appointee of President Donald Trump, joins with the court's liberal wing

Medication abortion is safe enough to do at home. Arkansas wants to claim women need a hospital for it

Yet health care providers say they have not received enough guidance on how to talk to families on gun safety

By Jordan Hubbard

Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge? This is even more exciting for ALS patients.

The state's first "cap-and-invest" auction nearly doubled the price of carbon recently sold in California

We tested five methods to find the most effective one

The mountain apple’s entry into Indonesia a century ago still threatens biodiversity there

We reviewed three decades of research

Megyn Kelly and Mike Huckabee make it seem like the pope will personally greet all 15,000 guests on the list

Invented on hunches and guesses, America's primary execution method has a dreadful record of cruelty and failure

With the race in North Carolina's 9th district still unsettled amid fraud charges, GOP tries to grab more power