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Trump uses his Twitter account as carrot and stick.

Two people died in an early morning crash Wednesday in Maryland, which resulted from wrong-way driving. We take a look at how many Americans die from such instances every year.

The latest Norovirus outbreak, along with a separate viral video showing rodents in a Chipotle restaurant in Dallas, pushed the restaurant's shares down by 13 percent last week. It was a huge setback for the burrito chain.

The American Psychoanalytic Association had told its members in an email Tuesday that they could comment publicly on the mental state of public figures, which includes even the president. However, the psychiatrists cannot diagnose anything about them.

President Donald Trump called Jeff Sessions "beleaguered" in a tweet asking why his attorney general and Congress aren't investigating "Crooked Hillarys crimes & Russia relations."

The clinical trials are first of their kind to include younger adolescent girls and have revealed that vaginal rings were quite effective in preventing HIV.

Dylan Redwine had gone to his father’s mountain cabin near Durango, Colorado to spend Thanksgiving with him and was never heard from again.

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-West Virginia) has been a vocal critic of Obamacare repeal. But she announced Tuesday she would vote "Yes" for the GOP health care bill.

A black teen in Texas recorded his confrontation with a police officer who harassed him for cutting out grass and distributing business cards. The teen also alleged that the officer attacked him at his home.

Lovily Johnson was arraigned in a Wyoming court Monday on charges of first-degree murder and child abuse.

Despite the psychological and physical effect on intersex persons, U.S. doctors continue to perform such surgeries.

Manuela Seja was traveling with her friend and car crash victim, Jacqueline, and the victim's sister Obdulia in her friend's car when the deadly crash took place Friday.

Having no designated driver or a paid transport, the three women got into the vehicle after consuming shots of alcohol at a bar.

The police officer, Jeremy Mason, was shot in the face and suffered a wound to the chin area but is said to be in a stable condition. The suspect was killed.

The couple is now off on a free holiday — sponsored by the dating app — to the Hawaiian island of Maui.

Federal agents arrested a California man for smuggling king cobras into the U.S. in potato chip cans. They also found tanks with a live baby Morelet’s crocodile, alligator snapping turtles, and other reptiles protected under law.

Florida launches an investigation after a high-speed boat is caught on video dragging a shark.

Attacks from an aggressive squirrel prompted warnings in New York City.

A hot microphone catches two senators' honest thoughts about President Donald Trump.

Ann Coulter tells President Donald Trump to "be a man" and fire Jeff Sessions.

A fisherman using a drone to look for fish in Australia captured a gigantic crocodile dragging a whole cow down the river.

The Arizona senator returns to Capitol Hill at a crucial time for health care.

"We are about to do the hardest thing we will ever have to do."

Prosecutors said the woman was charged with negligent homicide for pulling the plug on her fiancé's kayak leading to his death in April 2015.

Half of the people on social media blamed employees like Nick for not doing their job properly and the other half was pretty sure that it was the job of the management to clean the machines.

Born in Groningen, Netherlands, in 1953, Pete Hoekstra served in the House of Representatives from 1993 to 2011. He chaired the House Intelligence Committee between 2004 and 2007, and also founded the Congressional Caucus on the Netherlands.

The video has gone viral and has given the customer instant fame with many praising him for his bravery.

Daniel Stephen Mitchell, 18, was arrested after he abandoned his 16-day-old baby in a parking lot at a Suisun City strip mall in California. The baby was taken to a hospital after the mall officials noticed abnormalities in his eyes.

The study also found that 78 percent of yohimbe exposures occurred in children, ages six or older with one reported death and 1.3 percent cases being deemed serious over a period of 10 years.