Largest study of its kind published on Alzheimer's and Vitamin D Older adults who are severely deficient of Vitamin D may be twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's Disease than those who aren't deficient in Vitamin D, a study published Wednesday found.
Although Hawaii has not been hit by a hurricane or tropical storm in over 20 years, meteorologists say the Aloha state is on track to be smacked by an unprecedented dual set of hurricanes back-to-back.
The Standard and Poor's rating agency said in a new report that the wealth gap in the United States continues to grow, and it is affecting the country's economic growth.
The $16.3 billion legislation aims to improve health care at VA clinics The shocking condition of health care for veterans in the U. S. may soon be a thing of the past.
School plans to post fliers advertising sex therapy in all university dorms Dear Prudence, I'm an incoming freshman at New York University and have found myself very confused sexually.
Amazon has been ahead of the competition but BN and Google are hoping to catch up. Google and Barnes & Noble announced a new service that threatens to undercut the famous undercutter of online book sales, Amazon, by offering free same-day service for subscribers.
Amy Lacey, who was the principal of a Texas public middle school before being fired in May, has opened up about allegations that she announced the banning of the Spanish language in the school's classrooms.
Message comes at a time when U.S.-Russian relations are falling apart As if relations between the U. S. and Russia weren't already strained enough, some Russians couldn't resist sending President Barack Obama a racially charged birthday message, the Washington Times reported.
a vaccine and a treatment drug are in the works to help with the ebola outbreak. The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved streamlining the testing of a vaccine to help control the strain of the Ebola virus outbreak in western African countries.
The "Harry Potter" author reached out to Cassidy Stay after finding her story online. Cassidy Stay survived a horrible ordeal early in July when she lost her family in a shooting.
Immigrants from New Orleans are alleging that Immigration and Customs Enforcement deports an immigrant even if ICE is under investigation for racially profiling the person.
Oregon has 10 fires burning and season is far from over A new wildfire has forced the evacuation of 275 homes in Rowena, Oregon, a town in the Columbia River Gorge, according to The Associated Press.
The Latino unemployment rate is 7.8 percent in the U.S., based on July's report from the Department of Labor, but despite the rate's increase, Latinos remain optimistic about their economic future.
