Any questions moviegoers have regarding who is Dom’s family and who is just his 'family' can be put to rest. At least, until Fast & Furious 11.
Another major resurrection in the Fast & Furious franchise begs the question, what are the stakes in a film when everyone is plot-proof?
The four-part documentary series traces the rise and fall of the controversial megachurch
From carpets to toilet paper, these persistent manufacturing chemicals are everywhere. Here's what to know.
The romantic dramedy fuses the soapiness of Korean dramas with the beats of American teen shows to become a truly international story
Like Lyme disease, Powassan is transmitted through ticks. While there are only a handful of U.S. cases every year, the virus can be deadly.
The Biden Administration should sanction the country's warring generals and target the funding underpinning this war.
The pandemic may be over, but employees are refusing to return to the office full-time.
Cutting methane emissions is an urgent climate goal. But governments have made scant progress, reveals a new study.
The fifth and final movie in the franchise has too many chase scenes and too little plot, but a gruff, tender Harrison Ford is worth watching.
The five people who became ill traveled to Matamoros, Mexico for surgical procedures that included an epidural.
All 14 members of the FDA advisory committee recommended the vaccine as effective for protecting newborns from RSV.
Along with 'First Reformed' and 'The Card Counter,' Paul Schrader's new drama starring Joel Edgerton completes a loose trilogy entwined around the idea of male guilt
Griner's agent, Lindsay Kagawa Colas, on how the WNBA star will make a statement this season
'We must demand the use of evidence-based treatments in lieu of simply prescribing multiple medications,' writes Andrea Sonnenberg.
Traffic safety body demands recall of 67 million inflators
Governor Daniel McKee signed a law allowing state funds to be used for insurance plans covering abortion for state workers, Medicaid recipients
Liberals calling for the ailing Dianne Feinstein to quit haven't considered what that would mean for one possible, albeit unlikely, scenario: a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
Gov. Gianforte’s office called the law an attempt to “protect Montanans’ personal and private data
