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obesity in US is high 1 out of 5 kids is considered obese

Effort Inadequate? Study Shows 1 In 5 US Kids Considered Obese Despite Campaign

The latest national data in the United States reveals that almost one in five kids is obese.

Remains Of 25 People And Five Bags Possibly Containing Body Parts Found In Mass Graves In Mexico

Girls attend the wake of the women and children killed in an attack authorities have blamed on a drug cartel

Speculations point to certain Mexican drug cartels to be at the helm of these killings.

Barcelona Likely To Spend $43M On Less Established Goalkeeper As Lionel Messi Gives Approval

Barcelona captain Lionel Messi confirmed the players will take a 70 per cent pay cut during Spain's state of alarm

Lionel Messi's current contract allows him to leave Barcelona as a free agent at the end of this season.

Senkaku and Diaoyu Islands, East China Sea

Japan Warns Off Chinese Coast Guard Ships Chasing Its Fishing Boat In East China Sea

According to the Japan Coast Guard, four Chinese vessels entered the area at about 4:00 p.m Friday.

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The United States has accused Iranian vessels of harassing its ships in the Gulf

Iran Navy Friendly-Fire Incident Puts Focus On Country's Deadly Missile Stockpile

The friendly-fire incident took place because the frigate Jamaran fired the missile prematurely, reports said.

A passenger wears a hazmat suit as a precaution against the COVID-19 coronavirus as he waits for a train at Hankou Railway Station in Wuhan

China's Ground Zero Reports Virus Infections

China's ground zero reports virus infections

Map of Afghanistan locating Kabul where four roadside bombs exploded on Monday

Afghan Capital Rocked By Four Bomb Blasts

Afghan capital rocked by four bomb blasts

Astronaut Snaps Photo Of Patagonian Dust Storm From ISS

The image was captured using a digital camera while the ISS was passing over South America.

Iranian frigate "Jamaran" is seen during naval drills in December 2019

Iran Warship Accidentally 'Hit By Missile' During Exercises

Iran warship accidentally 'hit by missile' during exercises

A Navy officer walks across the deck of a Littoral Combat ship.

Littoral Combat Ship USS Montgomery In South China Sea To Counter Beijing's Bullying

Two U.S. Navy ships sailed Thursday (May 7) into the South China Sea to counter Beijing's bullying.

A handout picture released by the Venezuelan Presidency shows on May 4, 2020, passports of US citizens arrested by security forces in relation to a failed maritime 'invasion'

Eleven Captured For Failed Maritime 'Invasion' Of Venezuela

Eleven captured for failed maritime 'invasion' of Venezuela

Gabrielle Union Pays Tribute To All Moms On Mother's Day

Actress Gabrielle Union gave a big shout out to all the moms around the world and also paid tribute to those who have lost their children and are suffering in silence.

‘RHONJ’ Star Joe Giudice Pays Special Tribute To Estranged Wife Teresa On Mother’s Day

Joe Giudice paid a sweet tribute to his estranged wife Teresa Giudice on Mother’s Day.

Barack Obama Showers Wife Michelle With Love On Mother’s Day

Barack Obama paid a sweet tribute to his wife Michelle on Mother's Day.

A man wearing gloves and a face mask walks by a mural reading "Cancel Plans Not Humanity" in Los Angeles, California

Coronavirus Recovery: These US Cities Will Recover Quickest From COVID-19, Study Reveals

Poised to stage the earliest recoveries from the COVID-19 economic catastrophes are cities not that heavily populated but with highly-educated residents.

This Is How Coronavirus Affected The Richest People In The World

While the world's economy is reeling from the devastating effects of COVID-19, the world's wealthiest do not seem to be bothered seriously.

The spokesman for Mike Pence (pictured May 7, 2020) said the US vice president would go to work at the White House and was not self-isolating

US VP Pence Not In Quarantine: Spokesman

US VP Pence not in quarantine: spokesman

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has asked Congress for an additional $250 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program

Coronavirus US Death Toll Hits 80,773; Mnuchin Warns 'Very, Very Bad Second Quarter'

Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin warns of a "very, very bad second quarter" as COVID-19 continues to stoke unemployment to horrific levels.

France, Spain Ease Virus Lockdowns But UK Wary

France, Spain ease virus lockdowns but UK wary

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow defends an expeditious reopening of the US economy

Despite White House Virus Cases, Top Aides Defend Reopening

Despite White House virus cases, top aides defend reopening

Stranded migrants in Chennai, in southeastern India, prepare to board a special train after the government eased a nationwide coronavirus lockdown

India To 'Gradually' Restart Rail Operations In Lockdown Easing

India to 'gradually' restart rail operations in lockdown easing

How Prince Harry Will Help Baby Archie Spoil Meghan Markle On Mother’s Day

Prince Harry and Archie will give Meghan Markle a memorable Mother’s Day.

Companies that improperly took money meant to aid small businesses could be criminally liable, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says

Coronavirus Impact On US Economy: Unemployment Rate Likely To Get Worse, Treasury Secretary Says

U.S. unemployment hit 14.7% in April, the highest since the Great Depression.

Meghan Markle Shock: Harry's Wife Reportedly Replicating One Of Princess Diana's 'Worst' Moves

Meghan Markle, reportedly, retained David Sherborne, Princess Diana's ex-legal counsel, to represent her in a copyright case against The Mail On Sunday.