What a precious family photo! Britney Spears took to Instagram earlier today to share an adorable pic of her with boyfriend Charlie Ebersol and her two sons Sean and Jayden. "Nothing...

    Rosie O'Donnell has filed of divorce from wife Michelle Rounds. According to divorce documents obtained by People, the 52-year-old funny lady cited "an irretrievably broken...

    Once upon a time, latex was used for those handy cleaning gloves, Band-Aids…and other things. But these days, the synthetic fabric is stretching its territory to include skin-tight,...

    Kentucky's state Senate voted Friday to force transgender students to use separate bathrooms in public schools, a move that recalled the dark days of segregation for some but for others…Click to Continue »

    Well, this is an interesting look... Patricia Arquette stepped out in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Thursday, where the Oscar winner was photographed sporting a bizarre ensemble, wearing...

    That's one stunning family you've got there, Alicia Keys. The singer and husband Swizz Beatz are showing off their baby boy Genesis for the first time, taking to social...

    People know them as WWE Divas Paige, Alicia Fox and Rosa Mendes, but they prefer to call themselves The Three Amigas! Always together on Total Divas, these three ladies love hanging out...

    This Sunday is the highly-anticipated season finale of Christina Milian Turned Up, and for this episode, turning up is an understatement.  Christina Milian dished to E! News that...

    Well, this is an interesting look... Patricia Arquette stepped out in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Thursday, where the Oscar winner was photographed sporting a bizarre ensemble, wearing...

    We're hungry! While Jaime King is patiently awaiting the arrival of her second child with husband Kyle Newman, she has been showing off her pregnancy cravings with...

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate, without any debate, late on Friday passed a one-week funding extension for the Department of Homeland Security, a last ditch move aimed at averting a partial shutdown of the agency at midnight.

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military has begun vetting a group of Syrian rebels eligible for training and assistance in the fight against Islamic State militants, a step that paves the way for training to begin in weeks, the Pentagon said on Friday.

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives on Friday failed to approve a stopgap funding bill for the U.S. domestic security agency, increasing the threat of a partial agency shutdown at midnight.

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Boris Nemtsov, a Russian opposition politician and former deputy prime minister, has been shot dead in central Moscow, the Interior Ministry said early on Saturday.

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cuban and U.S. officials held a second round of talks on Friday toward normalizing ties and both sides said they made good progress, although they did not set a date for renewal of diplomatic relations that Washington severed 54 years ago.

    LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Two lawsuits target the maker of a medical scope linked to the outbreak of a superbug at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center....

    CHICAGO (AP) -- Millions of Americans have a big personal stake in next Wednesday's Supreme Court challenge to the nation's health care law: Can they legally continue to get subsidies to help pay for their insurance? If the court says no, people across more than 30 states could lose federal subsidies for their premiums....

    ATLANTA (AP) -- The makers of the nasal spray version of the flu vaccine say they now know why it didn't protect young children against swine flu - the doses got too warm....

    ATLANTA (AP) -- A federal panel is recommending that two new meningitis vaccines only be used during outbreaks and not be given routinely to teens and college students....

    WASHINGTON (AP) -- Attempts to quarantine health workers returning from Ebola-stricken West Africa were a mistake, the president's bioethics advisers said Thursday....

    Leonard Nimoy was "a good human being with a strong sense of fair play," his Star Trek castmate Walter Koenig said Friday night, speaking from his home in Los Angeles.Click to Continue »

    The Kentucky House has passed bills aimed at bolstering efforts to protect children from Internet predators and human traffickers.Click to Continue »

    A young cancer patient took center stage Friday in the Kentucky House as lawmakers voted to allow taxpayers to donate portions of their state income-tax refunds to support pediatric cancer…Click to Continue »

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has met with a group of conservative activists who are unhappy with the central bank's conduct of interest-rate policies.

    Kentucky's state Senate voted Friday to force transgender students to use separate bathrooms in public schools, a move that recalled the dark days of segregation for some but for others…Click to Continue »

    Islamic militants have destroyed priceless statues in Iraq. What was lost, and why is it important?

    Scientists say melting pingos, and not methane hydrates, are likely to blame for the dramatic craters.

    A recent report of a male black-and-white tegus attempting to mate with a dead female in Brazil raises the question: Why are some animals necrophiliacs?

    A newly characterized group of pharmacological compounds block both the inflammation and nerve cell damage seen in mouse models of multiple sclerosis, according to a study conducted at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and published online this week in the journal Nature Neuroscience.

    About 10 percent of patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia discontinued therapy with the Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor drug ibrutinib because of disease progression during clinical trials, according to a study published online in JAMA Oncology by scientists at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute.

    (Reuters) - Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson said on Friday he was keen to return to the field after U.S. District Judge David Doty overturned his suspension by the NFL. "It is a positive step in protecting players' rights and preserving due process for all players," Peterson said in a press release one day after Doty granted an NFL Players Association motion to vacate a previous ruling by an arbitrator. "It also brings me one step closer to getting back on the football field and playing the sport I love." The NFL has appealed the decision by Doty, who ruled that National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell acted beyond his authority in November when he suspended Peterson, the league's most valuable player in 2012, until at least April 15. The federal judge said the NFL could not retroactively suspend Peterson under a new personal conduct policy announced by Goodell in December for behavior that occurred under the old code.

    World number one Rory McIlroy was set to miss the cut after shooting a four-over par 74 in his second round of the Honda Classic on Friday to go seven-over for the tournament. Heavy rain wiped out most of the morning and at the close, Californian Brendan Steele led by two strokes over Texan Patrick Reed after shooting birdies on each of his first four holes before darkness fell. Overnight leader Jim Herman, the journeyman American who shot a 65 on Thursday, managed just three holes, making par on all to stand five-under. England's Luke Donald shot a 67 to move four shots off the lead alongside compatriot Ian Poulter and Ireland's Padraig Harrington, who had not finished their rounds.

    Run It Back: Georgetown, St. John's will stun someone in March

    Fans camping out as No. 7 Arizona aims for Pac-12 title at No. 13 Utah

    The Pittsburgh Pirates say it's ''absolutely sickening'' to see a photo of the Islamic State militant known as ''Jihadi John'' wearing a Pirates hat.

    Members of management at prominent venture capital firm KPCB knew Pao was suing the firm when they rated her performance in 2012, managing partner Ted Schlein testified on Friday. The post How Kleiner Perkins Rated Ellen Pao After Her Lawsuit appeared first on WIRED.

    Leonard Nimoy, the legendary actor known to the world as Star Trek's Mr. Spock, has died at his home in Los Angeles. He was 83. Almost as soon as word of his passing hit the Internet, friends, former co-stars, and fans began expressing grief over the actor's passing. The post How the Internet Is Remembering the Legendary Leonard Nimoy appeared first on WIRED.

    An Israeli man arrested last month for allegedly hacking Madonna’s private accounts and stealing demos of her unreleased album first began targeting the singer way back in 2012, according to authorities. He apparently hacked not only cloud storage accounts to steal and sell her music but also breached more than a dozen email accounts associated […] The post Aspiring Israeli Singer Indicted for Hacking Madonna Since 2012 appeared first on WIRED.

    Members of management at prominent venture capital firm KPCB knew Pao was suing the firm when they rated her performance, managing partner Ted Schlein testified on Friday. The post Ellen Pao’s Work Reviews Changed After She Sued Kleiner appeared first on WIRED.

    Are Rock Band and Guitar Hero really coming back? And is that a good idea? WIRED editors discuss it on this week's Game|Life podcast. The post Game|Life Podcast: Is It a Good Idea to Bring Guitar Hero Back? appeared first on WIRED.

    A California couple’s enduring 67-year-long romance came to a peaceful end as they took their last breaths together while holding each other’s hand.

    TROY, Ohio (AP) — Two teenage sisters died and two other children were hospitalized after a relative found all four unresponsive Friday from a suspected carbon monoxide leak in their western Ohio home, officials said.

    SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Reaction to the death of the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, who helped transform the University of Notre Dame while serving as its president from 1952 to 1987:

    The stolen Oscar dress worn by Lupita Nyong'o has apparently been located after the person who took the dress called TMZ.

    DALLAS (AP) — Attorneys say the federal government is loosening its crackdown on offering bonds for Central American immigrant mothers and children seeking asylum in the U.S., a shift that comes after a federal judge ordered a halt to a detention strategy aimed at deterring other illegal crossings. Immigrant advocates say the effect so far has been minimal: Most families can't afford to post bond anyway.

    Colombia's Supreme Court has convicted two close aides of former President Alvaro Uribe for organizing a spying ring that illegally intercepted the communications of some of the conservative leader's top opponents.

    Six Canada teens missing since January have traveled to the Middle East to fight with Islamic State terrorists, Canadian media reports say.

    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has shut down Puerto Rico-based Doral Bank.

    Why young men and some young women join the brutal ranks of Isis, is something that's hard for Westerners to understand. But native Saudi Al Fadi, has an interesting explanation. It's because they want to.

    The profile of "Jihadi John," the university-educated Londoner whose masked face is emblematic of the grisly executions by the Islamic State group, is vastly different from that of the marginalized men who carried out terror attacks in France and Denmark.