Feeling angry constricts blood vessels in unhealthy ways and could raise a person's long-term odds for heart disease, new research warns.
"Madame Web," a film in Sony's Spider-Man Universe starring Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney, will start streaming on Netflix.
The United States added 192,000 private sector jobs in April, according to a Wednesday report from payroll company ADP.
All-American guard R.J. Davis will return for a fifth season of college basketball at North Carolina, he announced Wednesday on social media.
"The Ultimatum" alum April Marie is expecting her second child with her partner, Cody Cooper.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a suite of rules on Thursday that require utilities to drastically slash power plants' greenhouse gas emissions or close them down.
Sofía Vergara appears on the cover of People's Beautiful Issue and discusses beauty, motherhood and dating in the interview.
The Federal Reserve Wednesday voted to keep interest rates unchanged, in line with expectations as inflation remains above the central bank's 2% threshold.
The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady again as it meets Wednesday, with inflation remaining above the central bank's 2% threshold.
The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady again as it meets Wednesday, with inflation remaining above the central bank's 2% threshold.
The Education Department on Wednesday announced student loan debt forgiveness for borrowers who attended The Art Institutes.
A confrontation between pitcher Abner Uribe and outfielder Jose Siri led to punches and triggered a bases-clearing brawl during the eighth inning of the Tampa Bay Rays latest meeting with the Milwaukee Brewers.
In honor of the first day of U.S. Asian Pacific Month, Google is honoring Indian-American poet Meena Alexander with a Doodle.
A pest control professional cleared a bee swarm of thousands while fans roared and later earned the nod for ceremonial first pitch before a delayed game Los Angeles Dodgers-Arizona Diamondbacks matchup in Phoenix.
Georgian authorities used tear gas and water cannons to beat back pro-European Union protesters in the capital Tbilisi on Tuesday night who decried a proposed "foreign agent" law similar to one used in Russia.
Florida's six-week abortion ban has taken effect Wednesday after being signed into law a year ago. Meanwhile abortion advocates are submitting 60,000 signatures to put access on the ballot in November.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Israel on Wednesday said the Biden administration is determined to secure a cease-fire in Gaza that includes the release of Israeli hostages.
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder discuss "Hacks" Season 3, premiering Thursday on Max, as Deborah Vance and Ava Daniels reunite and continue to push each other's buttons.
The University of California, Los Angeles, has informed pro-Palestinian protesters that their encampment is "unlawful" and violates school policies as it moves to disband the demonstration.
On May 1, 1999, a meeting between the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic led to the release of three U.S. soldiers captured a month earlier by Serbian troops.
Actor Lizzy Greene turns 21 and filmmaker Wes Anderson turns 55, among the famous birthdays for May 1.
Britain has blacklisted three Ugandan politicians, including its Parliament speaker, on accusations of stealing from the poor communities they serve.
Hundreds of New York Police Department officers wearing riot gear swarmed Columbia University's campus Tuesday night and entered Hamilton Hall where they cleared the building and arrested dozens of protesters.
The World Court on Tuesday handed Germany a partial victory, rejecting an effort by Nicaragua to halt military exports from the European nation to Israel, though it would not throw out the case entirely.
Haiti's new transitional council Tuesday named former youth and sports minister Fritz Belizaire as the Caribbean nation's new prime minister in an effort to quell gang violence and pave the way for elections.
