Ishani Roy

Twitter reacted in a mixed way after President Donald Trump had a meeting with Democratic leaders, Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday night.

Two women gave birth to healthy baby boys in the parking lot of the same restaurant in New Jersey, just a day apart.

'Fat yet fit' is just a myth a new study conducted at the University of Birmingham has found. It says 'metabolically healthy obese' people are at a higher risk of developing fatal diseases than people with normal weight.

A California mother was shocked to learn that her daughter and other classmates were forced to walk in a circle on the school playground when the temperature was more than 90 degrees.

The Charlotte woman posted the video on Facebook that shows a manager of a drive-thru McDonald's insulting her probably due to her accent and appearance.

After years of legal battle, the photographer has won a two-year legal fight against animal rights group PETA over the "monkey selfie" photograph.

In a recent video that went viral on Twitter, a TV news reporter is seen approaching a random person to ask him whether he was scared of Hurricane Irma. However, the man cited details about the hurricane to state why he was not worried about the storm.

She was told that investors were more comfortable dealing with a brunette than a blonde woman. 

A college rankings report by the U.S. News & World Report has been criticized for promoting economic inequality on campus.

Parents in the United States have the largest "parental happiness gap," when compared to 21 other industrialized nations. Rising child care cost is a key reason.

Ayanna Williams from the U.S. entered the Guinness World Records for having the longest fingernails in the world. We take a look at some of the other bizarre activities that got people into the records.

Two caretakers were arrested this week for keeping a nine-year-old girl in a dog cage.

The stone egg shaped and measured 14.7 by 3.7 by 3 inches, weighed 1.7 pounds, and was composed of 20 percent struvite and 80 percent calcium phosphate.

Floridians fear Hurricane Irma might be more dangerous than Hurricane Andrew that hit the state in 1992 and had killed around 40 people.

Paolo Duterte, who has been accused of drug smuggling has a tattoo on his back, which according to a senator, signifies that he is associated with a Chinese organized crime group.

As the Hurricane Irma hit the Caribbean islands, Richard Branson chose to stay on his private island along with his team, despite knowing that the category 5 storm will create a havoc in the area.

On Wednesday, Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during a talk show that her children prepared her for constantly saying "no" to journalists.

It's National Read a Book Day on Sept. 6 and to get inspired by reading your favorite books, here are some of the inspiring quotes.

Two new studies showed that ketogenic diet helps improve memory in old age.

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., the father of the late singer Selena, posted on Facebook that the family killed in Harvey floodwaters last month, were his relatives.

A grizzly bear attacked a hunter in Montana on Monday when he and his hunting partner were out on a hunting excursion and left the former.

As another hurricane is likely to strike the U.S., we look at some of the precautionary measures that residents of the affected areas can take.

Soon after the Kensington Palace announced Monday morning that Kate Middleton and Prince William are expecting their third child, social media and betting companies in the UK started coming up with names of the upcoming royal child.

In a shocking video that has gone viral on Chinese social media, a woman can be seen giving birth in the middle of a street.

America's Pulitzer Prize-winning tabloid, The New York Daily News has been acquired by Tronc for $1 million. The Daily News owner Mortimer Zuckerman was considering selling the paper for quite some time.

As Americans celebrate Labor Da, which is the unofficial ending of summer, we look at some of the historical facts attached to the day.

Cherokee County School District called the teacher's actions wrong in a statement and said the "Make America Great Again" T-shirts were not a violation of the dress code.

The website, launched by Clinton's presidential campaign member Peter Daou, faced a DDoS attack hours after her endorsement.

Forty one-year-old Aaron Joel Mitchell rushed past the security ring and ran into the burning effigy of a 40-feet structure at the annual gathering in Nevada's Black Rock Desert.