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How a forgotten script spawned two big-budget Getty kidnapping projects in film and TV

Freedom Caucus chairman Mark Meadows says his members aren't yet on board with GOP plan to fund the government

"Happen," the Virginia songwriter's latest dispatch from 'One,' telling the story about coming upon a horrible tractor wreck—it's more peaceful than it sounds.

More than 700 EPA employees quit or took buyouts this year, which former employees say is "unprecedented"

Miami's inner city is football's Mecca. But its biggest rivalry isn't exactly big.

Justin Timberlake opens up about his relationship with Janet Jackson since the 2004 Super Bowl incident.

More than 65 percent of people who misuse prescription opioids get them from family and friends.

The two games were released in the same week, but one game sucked all the oxygen out of the room.

According to a recent NPR article, "Skittles have different fragrances and different colours—but they all taste exactly the same.'"

The industry is eyeing the Quebec-made app Gfendr with a mix of skepticism and optimism.

Thanks to a legislative battle over anti-trans "bathroom bills," Charlotte, North Carolina, has become a symbol of the fight for trans rights—but until a few months ago, it lacked a physical space for LGBTQ people to gather.

The FCC may have voted to rollback net neutrality, but the battle for the internet is far from over as lawmakers mobilize.