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We should consider the consequences for societies that leap into medical suicide with nothing but good intentions.

Dating apps, once heralded as revolutionary tools for finding love, are now experiencing a significant decline in popularity. With usage peaking in 2021 and currently at its lowest since 2019, many users report dissatisfaction, with studies...

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - The presidents of Bolivia and Colombia agreed Monday to press nations that are the major consumers of illicit drugs to improve trade ties with countries trying to wean themselves from the drug trade.

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - The foreign minister, seeking to defuse the diplomatic rift with the United States over President Hugo Chavez's criticism of the U.S. attacks on Afghanistan, restated on Monday the oil-rich nation's support for the...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans are saying their ``I do's'' later.

The government’s staggering overreach last Friday smacks more of colonial tyranny than anything I can remember. Parents are rightly outraged, but what can we do?

Snipers. School shooters. Kidnappings. Terrorists. Bombings. War. The news is filled with violence, but it's also become a part of kids' lives. So how do we protect our children?

The vulnerable human embryo is now at greater risk than ever before. And this, inevitably, means that every single human life is devalued by President Obama's executive order.

NEW YORK (AP) - The Justice Department has launched an antitrust investigation into two joint ventures set up by the world's major record labels to distribute music online to consumers, according to a published report.

Unhealthy lifestyles — or being a “couch potato” — can lead to health problems at any age. However, a new study finds children as young as six could develop high blood pressure because of this inactivity.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Puerto Rico's government has asked U.S. authorities to halt a federal program to eradicate the chirping tree frogs loved in their native Puerto Rico but considered a noisy pest in Hawaii.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) - The head of the government task force administering Brazil's electricity crisis program said Friday the country would likely fall short of energy rationing targets for June.