The legal arguments are being made remotely, but in every other sense Meghan Markle’s lawsuit against the publisher of two British tabloid newspapers will be contested just as fiercely as any face-to-face confrontation. Prince Harry’s…

People around the world may be physically separated in pandemic lockdowns, but they are joined in at least one way — many are experiencing vivid and bizarre coronavirus dreams. Nighttime visions of bugs, natural disasters…

Of the many unique moments in 2020, one of them will be how we all celebrate the mothers in our life during Mother’s Day. The year's celebration is going to look and feel very different…

Supermarkets across the U.S. have been packing their own flour to feed the need of Americans suddenly obsessed with baking. Regular five-pound packages of flour have been in short supply, so some stores - with…

Hundreds of Amazon tech and fulfillment center employees called out sick Friday, rallying together — virtually — to protest what they say are unsafe and unethical working conditions for the more than 800,000 people the…

Roger Stone, President Donald Trump's longtime associate and former campaign aide, says he is hoping for a presidential pardon that would spare him from having to serve a prison sentence. "I am praying for a…

Mayra Hicks took measured steps to change how she does business in mid-March before she was forced to shut down her shop because of the coronavirus. So when Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced plans Monday…

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who faced backlash for her strict stay-at-home mandate, on Friday extended the order until May 15 but eased some restrictions on public activities as the state's coronavirus cases stabilize. "But it…