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Pizza is healthy. And it isn't healthy.

In rural Brazil, an outbreak of yellow fever that began in December is considered the largest in 14 years.

Dr. Craig Towers at The University of Tennessee Medical Center is working to change the policy on whether women addicted to opiates can detox during pregnancy.

An Ohio teacher was fired this week after she was photographed dragging a young student by the arm down a school hallway.

The fight over repealing and replacing Obamacare now turns to the Senate, where a divided GOP conference will take up the House-passed bill and work over the next several weeks to find consensus to change it so it can both meet the chamber's unique rules and win the support of at least 51 Republicans.

Republicans may be jubilant that revamped health care legislation finally passed the House on Thursday, but many of the professional associations that represent America's health care workers are clearly unhappy.

Raven Osborne will walk across the stage at her high school graduation on May 22.

Society often suggests that we should slow down in later life. With retirement, we can reflect on what we have achieved, get out to see the world and spend time with family.

Hermon and Heroda Berhane have been deaf since childhood. Now the twin sisters are using their unique style to encourage others to embrace disabilities.

Albert Camus once wrote, "Good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence if they lack understanding."

Jody Neal-Post has been reading about the health care law debate with worry these days.

The spring season reminds us of Mother Nature's drive to thrive. However, most humans are not thriving.

One of the more unforgettable moments from the 2016 Rio Olympic Games was the sight of vibrant green water in one of the competitors' swimming pools which officials attributed to the addition of a cleaning chemical, hydrogen peroxide.

According to local reports, some who attended dressed as construction workers and maids and chanted "Build that wall."

Darth Vader Williamson says his mom wanted to name him Junior. But his dad was huge "Star Wars" buff.

Anyone raising a child today has likely fretted about screen time and wondered about the impact of devices on our kids. Does the technology affect their brains? Does it limit their social development? Could it harm them emotionally? Could it delay when they start talking?

Actress and writer Jeannie Gaffigan, wife of comedian Jim Gaffigan, is recovering after emergency surgery to remove a tumor from her brain stem.

There's a reason this photo is doing the rounds in the mom blogospheres. It shows Jennifer Pope, a teacher in Texas, doing some last-minute paperwork while she's in labor.