Eating with hands, a revered practice in Indian culture, is now gaining scientific validation for its health benefits. This tradition enhances digestion by stimulating sensory cues and promoting ...

Flying a plane is challenging enough with both hands, but what if you had none? This video follows the story of a woman with no arms who attempted to control an aircraft using only her feet. Trump ...

Southwest Airlines will require passengers to remove lithium batteries from mobility devices and carry them into the cabin. The new policy, which begins Sept. 25, is a safety measure to reduce the ...

(L-R) LASC Mosk Courthouse,' Kevin Costner in ‘Horizon- An American Saga — Chapter Two’ Getty/Warner Bros. Increasingly it seems that Kevin Costner and Horizon II stunt performer Devyn LaBella aren’t ...

What just happened? Engineers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, have developed a method for measuring heart rates that requires no wristband, smartwatch, or medical device. Instead, the ...

At a special work session and meeting Wednesday, Sept. 3, the Summit Board of County Commissioners discussed a ballot measure that would allow them to use lodging tax revenues for road repairs. The ...

As a kid, my library handed out tokens for every chapter kids read as part of a summer reading program. At the end of the season, those tokens turned into currency for spending at a karaoke BBQ, with ...

While everyone else complains about swiping fatigue, this pop diva actually finds dating apps to be therapeutic. Kesha, who was recently diagnosed with complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) ...

A group of surgeons has proposed measuring how often hospitals discharge post-surgical patients to nursing homes as a way to rate quality. The goal would be to reduce post-acute admissions and save ...

Official White House social media posts these days can more closely resemble troll-ish meme accounts than a sober dissemination of information from the United States’ highest political office.

New development in Downtown Brooklyn has reached a fever pitch. The formerly 9-to-5 neighborhood is enjoying its biggest housing year ever. A record-breaking 3,700-plus units were completed there in ...