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Receiving a complex prenatal diagnosis can quickly turn an exciting pregnancy into a whirlwind of medical choices, emotional stress and legal questions. A prominent dispute reported by ABC7 Los Angeles brought these challenges into the national spotlight, featuring a high-profile legal battle between an Alaska gestational surrogate, McKenna West, and an expecting couple from Los…

Would someone walking in a large public area, like a park or schoolyard, be more likely to turn toward the left or right? Turning left is more likely, leading people to circle counterclockwise, according to research published in the journal Nature Communications in June

The ex-Green Beret who led an outdoor military-style workout at Arizona State University says he left before a hockey player collapsed at the track and was rushed to the hospital

“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.” The maxim is usually pinned on Mark Twain, who never said it — which makes it doubly apt for the current fight over federal support for biomedical research

Va. (WDBJ) – In 1999, more than 3,400 Americans died from prescription opioid overdoses. By 2017, when the federal government declared the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency, that number had ballooned to more than 17,000—a nearly 500 percent increase

Jordan and Cian Adams, who face a 99.9% chance of developing the same rare dementia that killed their mother, Geraldine, are using the years they have left to make a difference

A Philadelphia man faces charges after leaving his 3-year-old child inside a parked car while working out at a gym on a hot day, according to court records

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom discusses the backlash faced by New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart for introducing President Donald Trump at a rally on ‘The Sunday Briefing.’

When Shane Veltkamp was booked into the Newaygo County Jail in July 2023, he had no problems eating, going to the bathroom or walking on his own

Todd Meiklejohn’s day was off to a normal, albeit early, start on Aug. 8, 2025. The teacher, who works in adult education, had risen around 6 a.m. to attend an early morning meeting. His wife, a nurse, had already left to go to the gym. He was going through the steps of his morning routine…