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Human growth hormone, which generates more than $1.4 billion in U.S. sales each year and is allegedly linked to NFL quarterback Peyton Manning, is banned for all but a few uses in the U.S.

Bill Cosby was charged Wednesday with drugging and sexually assaulting former Temple University employee Andrea Constand, prosecutors said.

A former beauty queen who allegedly lied about having cancer has been charged with theft by deception and receiving stolen property.

A state representative is introducing a bill to legalize marijuana, but he faces an uphill battle among lawmakers.

Protecting the religious liberty of Christians ranked highest among people in the U.S., while Muslims and atheists were at the bottom of a new survey.

Here are the names of every person killed in a U.S. mass shooting in 2015.

After mass shootings killed more than 400 people in the U.S. in 2015, affected communities are demanding answers from lawmakers.

Surveillance video of the recent Las Vegas incident captured a man in a baseball cap and glasses stringing raw bacon on the doors and handles.

Record-high temperatures in parts of the U.S. culminated this week in strange, often dangerous atmospheric conditions globally.

At least 13 people have died in Missouri since the weekend, following days of downpours.

Prosecutors recommended 14 days of jail for Adam David Smock, a five-year supervised release, community service and $10,440 in restitution.

Jason Van Dyke faces six counts of first-degree murder and one count of official misconduct for killing black teen Laquan McDonald.

With 12 candidates still vying for the GOP nomination, the former New York governor's withdrawal is likely to have little impact.

ISIS has targeted and killed members of one of the oldest religions in Iraq, along with Christians and other sects in the Middle East.

Campaign commercials that aired in 2008 may have been designed to stir racial biases, researchers say.

An industry group seeks a five-year delay on raises for tipped workers as it accommodates mandated hikes for other employees.

From Times Square to fine dining, there are plenty of options.

Republican-leaning states want the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold an injunction against the president's executive order.

Iranian Revolutionary Guards were running a live-fire exercise Saturday near the USS Harry S Truman.

Here's all you need to know about the former president's past affairs and allegations that women have leveled against him over the years.

A belief that black boys are stronger, older and physically threatening has persisted for centuries, African-American parents and scholars say.

Some Twitter users are speculating that Paul Ryan's new facial hair, combined with his work on a $1 trillion spending bill, signals an ideological shift.

A Muslim social justice activist has been called a terrorist for refusing to apologize for terror attacks carried out by Muslims.

Donald Trump has criticized Bill Clinton’s extramarital affairs, but some say the former president’s popularity will help his wife’s campaign.

The Democratic presidential front-runner spoke to a packed house in Portsmouth on Tuesday.

A new limousine service running along a bus line in Denver will connect weed smokers with rides.

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says he wants to be "unpredictable", while competitor Jeb Bush challenges him to a one-on-one debate on the issues.

After over 1,000 flights were canceled Monday due to treacherous weather, some travelers tweeted that they were stuck in the city until Friday.

Recent demographic changes are rooted in a shared experience of immigration and discrimination, some community leaders say.