'Had a Lump in My Breast': Woman Says She Was Miraculously Healed After Cutting Ties to Her Sorority

A charter school in Nashville, TN, has reportedly removed books featuring LGBT themes from its elementary school curriculum after a high-profile conflict with a Christian teacher.

At least two people are dead after flash flooding overwhelmed a remote area of the Grand Canyon on Saturday, according to National Park Service officials.

As artificial intelligence begins to reshape our world, it is also reaching into the classroom. But science shows that the brain grows and changes most when people actively problem-solve and complete difficult tasks repeatedly through a process called neuroplasticity.

For seven years, Jessica Rose lived as a man named Aden. Childhood trauma taught her that women suffer pain; something she wanted to avoid.

Many drones operating domestically are small, easily modified, and accessible to almost anyone. They could be used as cameras, a hobby, or in the wrong hands, a weapon. From stadiums to critical infrastructure, federal and local agencies are now expanding their ability to detect and stop potential drone threats to the U.S. homeland.

A baby boy who's caught in the middle of a legal dispute between his surrogate mother and the intended parents has survived the first of three emergency heart surgeries.

Illegal crossings at the U.S. southern border have plummeted under the second Trump administration. Still, an unknown number called "gotaways" escape from border agents, making it across undetected. 

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, agreed Wednesday to pay up to $18 billion to resolve claims brought by 48 states.