Madison Dudley

Americans battling depression are turning to ketamine, and a lack of government regulation makes it easier to get the drug online and more dangerous.

JPMorgan Chase is piloting a property management software that would digitalize invoicing and provide data and analytics tools to landlords

Danny Masteron's rape trial is becoming a test for Scientology, as witness testimony shares the inner workings of the Church and how it protects its members

Biden's student loan forgiveness plan brought some relief to the millions of Americans with college debt but could have little effect on enrollment.

At least 146 people are dead and over150 were injured in a crush during Halloween festivities in South Korea.

No grand prize winner in Friday's Mega Millions drawing brings Tuesday's jackpot to $87M.

According to a new study, American households only recycle 5% of household plastic waste. In 2021 U.S. households produced 51 million tons of plastic waste.

Chipotle's CFO said Thursday that the company does not need a dollar menu because customers are willing to pay higher prices for customization.

The United Nations nuclear chief is sending experts to Ukraine to look for evidence of "dirty bomb" production after Russia doubled down on its claim.

Most of the U.S. will reach 'peak leaf' between now and Halloween. Leaf-peepers and fall lovers alike bring a boost to local economies through tourism.

Protests continue in Iran as the 40-day mourning period for Mahsa Amini ends. At least 234 people have died in the protests so far.

Over 100 lawsuits have been filed over the midterm elections with less than two weeks before voting day. The majority are being filed by Republicans.

The city of Minneapolis is looking to buy a gas station in George Floyd Square and turn the property into a racial justice healing center.

Filmmaker James Gunn and producer Peter Safran are now co-chairs and co-CEOs of DC Studios, the company announced on Tuesday.

Arab voters could determine the fate of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Nov. 1.

President Obama's Secretary of Defense, Ashton Carter, dies at 68. Carter ended the ban on transgender persons serving in the military.

Study finds that increased inflation and recession fears lead consumers to make fewer holiday purchases this year.

As midterm elections near, Arizona continues to gain national attention. Claims of voter intimidation believers of election fraud polarize the state.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: No Grand Prize Winner; Jackpot Grows to $45M

Clothing company Ralph Lauren apologized and removed clothing items from stores after being accused of "plagiarism" for using indigenous designs.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association released its winter weather report for 2022-2023, predicting warm dry weather in southern U.S.

Immigration officials stopped Kashmir journalist Sanna Irshad Mattoo from leaving India on Wednesday. Mattoo was on her way to accepting her Pulitzer Prize

Salem, Mass., is a Halloween staple, but city officials are asking a record-breaking number of visitors to plan their trip or not to come at all

Peloton announced a year-long refund extension for its Tread+ treadmills while it works on a fix. Tread+ owners can get a full refund until November 2023.

Missouri elementary school next to WWII nuclear dump site was found to have 22 times the expected amount of radioactive lead in school.

Kroger and Albertsons to merge for $24.6B, making it the largest supermarket chain in the United States in a bid to compete against Amazon, Walmart

For the first time, France is sending natural gas to Germany because of Russian supply cuts.

Education icon and advocate Jean McGuire was stabbed Tuesday in a Boston park. McGuire, 91, fought her attacker and is recovering at a local hospital.

Iran President Ebrahim Raisi called nationwide demonstrations a "policy of destabilization" by the West after protests continued in 19 Iranian cities on Wednesday