A woman was able to step back in time to her childhood using Google Maps, becoming emotional during the experience.

A man fishing from a kayak in the Everglades was stunned when he saw bushes ruffle and a creature making its way under his boat.

Stephanie Warkotsch popped what she thought was a hormonal pimple, but it grew back and "got bigger and bigger" across her cheek.

Volunteer Helga told Newsweek: "He's going to need someone who loves him for who he is, no matter what the outcome."

The video has sparked a lively discussion among viewers of different ages about where their computer skills are lacking.

The Boston Red Sox recently added Walker Buehler to the rotation, likely ending any dreams of signing Corbin Burnes. Is closer Tanner Scott next?

"I didn't see him at first. Nobody gets left behind," one user said. Another added: "I am howling! Oh God he looks quite happy!"

Legendary champion Ric Flair is publicly calling out the former owner of ROH after accusations of no-show appearances.

Attorney Karen Friedman Agnifilo said when her client, Luigi Mangione, is being used for "symbolism" by New York mayor Eric Adams.

Prosecutors revealed that the number of injured in the Christmas market attack has climbed to as many as 235.

The 'Fortnight' hitmaker made one little girl's year after visiting her in hospital.

Honda and Nissan announced Monday they had signed a memorandum of understanding as merger talks continue.

Washington, D.C. is never going to be the same. A new era of governance is dawning, creating exciting new opportunities for Americans from all walks of life.

A ban on burning wood in parts of the Golden State has been extended by the National Weather Service due to air quality concerns.

Severe weather conditions are expected to disrupt holiday travel with heavy rain, snow and flood risks across the West Coast.

The House Ethics Committee found "substantial evidence" that former Florida Representative Matt Gaetz paid women for sex, including a minor.

China today is 4 times more populous than the United States. At the turn of the century, it could conceivably have roughly the same number of people as America.

You can expect at least one member of Congress or the Senate to declare him or herself an Independent, mirroring a trend.

Texas congresswoman Kay Granger has been living in an independent living facility while experiencing "dementia issues," her family said.

Snow has prompted winter weather advisories across the U.S. warning of slippery travel days before Christmas.