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In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the precedent established under Roe v. Wade, major companies across the country are pledging to pay employees’ travel costs for abortions.

The mayor of Southlake, Texas, has declared this June “Sanctity of Life Month” on the heels of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide.

Twitter suspended prolific clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson after he tweeted about the reality of the surgery performed on actor Ellen Page, who identifies as a transgender male and now goes by the name “Elliot.”

Let’s make cooking easy for you with these best convection microwave ovens in India 2021!

A Florida mom is being hailed a hero after a bad feeling led her to take action and save two kids who feared they were being kidnapped.

I used my experience as a theatrical costume maker with 30 years of experience to test four sewing machines and determine the best one.

BUFORD, Ga. (AP) — Shoe manufacturer Okabashi said Thursday that it will hire 250 workers and invest $20 million to double production at its headquarters in suburban Atlanta. Sara Irvani, the CEO of privately held Okabashi, said in an email that the company will be able to make more than 2 million pairs of shoes annually at its Buford factory once the expansion is complete in five years.

The Amazon Smart Plug lets you control whatever is plugged into it using Alexa voice commands, and it integrates with other Alexa-enabled devices, but it doesn't work with other home automation platforms and lacks energy usage reporting.

Do you want to share your files from one iPhone to another but don’t have access to iCloud? Have you forgotten its password or don’t have a complete backup in

A story of heroism is emerging from the tragic Alabama church shooting that left three dead Thursday and shocked a community.