Groundhog Day is going to seem very familiar to folks in the Midwest and Northeast, as another winter storm crosses the country this weekend, bringing up to a foot of snow in Chicago, New York City and Boston just days after a historic blizzard
The potential 2016 presidential candidate admits his high school years were pretty tumultuous, reports the Boston Globe
Shares of Shake Shack surged on the first day of trading Friday, with investors hungering for a bite of the burger chain
A source close to the former Olympian confirmed he's making a big lifestyle change. "He is finally happy and his family is accepting of what he's doing. He's in such a great space. That's why it's the perfect time to do something like this."
Companies including Budweiser and T-Mobile have released their commercials ahead of the game—and whether they star adorable puppies or Kim Kardashian, they are pretty entertaining. Why wait until the big game to enjoy them?
Italian lawmakers elected Sergio Mattarella, a 73-year-old former minister from the center-left widely considered to be above the political fray, as the nation's new president Saturday — a boost for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi
The actor, who played Alan Turing in the Oscar-nominated movie The Imitation Game, joined 40,000 others in signing an open letter to the British government demanding the pardons of thousands of gay men convicted under historic indecency laws.
The American tennis star outserved, outslugged, outran and outfought Maria Sharapova to secure her 19th major title with a 6-3, 7-6 (5) victory — and now has her eyes firmly fixed on Steffi Graf's 22-title record
The outgoing Defense Secretary said Friday the deployment of non-combat ground troops in Iraq for intelligence-gathering and locating targets is a possibility — but emphasized no decision had yet been made. "Whether we get there or not, I don't know."
People in their 50s and 60s who down more than two alcoholic beverages daily have a 34 percent higher risk of stroke compared to lighter drinkers — and are more apt to suffer a stroke five years earlier in life, according to a new study
The South African government Friday granted parole to Eugene de Kock, the head of a covert unit for the apartheid state responsible for dozens of deaths. De Kock was sentenced in 1996 to two life terms and an additional 212 years in prison
The trailer for the show's fifth season debuted on movie screens as part of the drama’s IMAX screening event on Friday, but some fans sneakily bootlegged copies — here are the biggest revelations from the brand-new footage
It’s harder to be a teenager now than it was in 50 years ago — at least according to teenagers. In 1965, we surveyed the nation’s teens. In this week's TIME, we take a new look
