Many people use the words “barbecue” and “cookout” interchangeably even though meanings and expectations can differ. Here’s a look at the words’ origins, and how locals use ...

It’s easy to assume that a person’s retirement age and the age they start claiming Social Security neatly coincide. However, ...

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is making English the sole language used for virtually all of its services and affairs, according to a new memo exclusively obtained by The ...

New York City mayoral candidate Joseph Hernandez joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the city’s biggest issues and his ...

Farmers thought they’d benefit greatly under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s goals for American health. They’re not so sure anymore.

“We have an opportunity here today to do something that the public has wanted us to do for decades, and that is to ban ...

George Mannes, executive editor of the AARP magazine, is surrounded by people like Mattei, who have redefined what purpose looks like after ending their careers. At 62, Mannes is on the tail end of ...

Discover how Americans feel about riding in a self-driving car and what 2025 survey results reveal about trust in autonomous ...

The Nature Conservancy's prescribed fire at its Long Pond Barrens mimics indigenous land management practices to protect plant and animal habitat.

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The IRS has reportedly confirmed $1,390 stimulus payments for eligible Americans, debunking rumors of a larger $2,000 check.

In this episode of How to Fix It, General Stanley McChrystal joins John Avlon to reflect on the themes of his latest book on character and how personal integrity shapes public leadership.