Congress passed a one-week extension to fund the Department of Homeland Security and prevent sending 30,000 government employees home on furlough late Friday, in a vote that ended a tumultuous day with just hours to go before a midnight deadline
Oversleeping feels like a treat on the weekend, but regularly sleeping too much is actually a sign that there may be a medical problem at play
Leonard Nimoy, the actor who played Spock on Star Trek, died Friday. He was 83 and had lung disease. See his life in pictures
Have a hankering for a cheaper burger or a less pricey steak? Too bad. Beef prices are unlikely to dip any time soon for American carnivores. Here's why
An annual confab of conservative activists has showcased the Republican Party’s new embrace of its old hawkish foreign policy, a dramatic shift from recent years when it served as a forum for the party to air grievances against the hawks
A data breach at Uber last spring put tens of thousands of drivers' personal information at risk, the company said. Uber isn't yet aware of any identify theft or other foul play as a result of the breach
A leading critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin was shot and killed in central Moscow. Boris Nemtsov, a deputy prime minister under President Boris Yeltsin, was killed by an unidentified attacker. Nemtsov, 55, was a prominent opposition member
A spokesperson for Roman Originals said the company’s sales are up 347% Friday compared to expectations as people came to look at the dress that sparked a social media sensation to see what color it actually was — and then stuck around to do some shopping
Co-host Kelly Osbourne has quit Fashion Police, according to a statement from the television network E!. The network said that Osbourne had left the show in order to “pursue other opportunities,” but that the show would continue on schedule
Colorado just got its first year-long batch of data on the state's grand experiment with legal marijuana, and it turns out 4.8 million edible marijuana products and nearly 150,000 lbs. of marijuana flowers were sold in 2014
Attorney General Eric Holder said Friday that U.S. officials are actively working to ensure the ISIS fighter Mohammed Emwazi, a Londoner who was identified as the man seen in ISIS' brutal execution videos, is held accountable for his crimes
The prince, who is known as Capt. Harry Wales in the military and served two tours of Afghanistan, wants to devote himself to continuing his work helping injured servicemen and women find new jobs or continue to contribute in the services
Here are some of the symptoms veterinarians consider in making a diagnosis
