
Rome’s Colosseum closed after worker falls to his death
Loading the Audio Player... The Colosseum was closed to the public on Wednesday after a technician working on a rope inside the ancient Roman amphitheater fell to his death the pr...

Loading the Audio Player... The Colosseum was closed to the public on Wednesday after a technician working on a rope inside the ancient Roman amphitheater fell to his death the pr...

Loading the Audio Player... The Christian university in southern California welcomed students back from summer with a state-of-the-art film facility on campus, funded largely by t...

More than eight months after suffering third-degree burns on more than 20 of his body in an accident on his ranch in Texas, former NFL wide receiver Jordan Shipley said he desperately called on the

Loading the Audio Player... Ben Sasse, former U.S. senator and university president, said Tuesday he would begin chemotherapy after discovering that his tumors had advanced farthe...

Sugar causes heart disease, feeds cancer, is linked to diabetes, and the list goes on.That's why making giving up sugar your New Year's Resolution, to include artificial sweeteners, could be the best thing you do for your health in 2018.

Loading the Audio Player... A Category 4 hurricane sat around 200 miles offshore of southern Mexico on Wednesday morning. Hurricane Polo was expected to skirt Mexico’s southwest...

Loading the Audio Player... DoorDash settled Tuesday with New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection over compliance with the pay rules for delivery workers. T...

There’s a name now for deciding you’re fine being alone. It’s called solo maxxing, and the pitch is that you take the thing everyone’s worried about — a

Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, has received an undisclosed grant from multinational aerospace corporation Boeing to help build a public pavilion at the school s planned DC-8 Overlook

Kim Brandt, chief operating officer for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, left, holds a picture as Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, speaks o...