
Women's History Month celebrates 'women who tell our stories'
A week-long national celebration of women started in 1982. It was extended to a month-long event five years later.
A week-long national celebration of women started in 1982. It was extended to a month-long event five years later.
A study by professors at Emory University found couples 10 or more years apart were 39% more likely to divorce than a couple a year apart.
More than 60% of American men ages 18-29 report being single, compared to just 34% of women, according to a study by Pew Research Center.
This month, people receiving SNAP benefits will begin getting the amount they received prior to the pandemic.
President Biden wants companies to get rid of "junk fees," which he says includes charging more for families to sit together on planes.
Kate Pozdniakova left everything behind last year in Ukraine with an uncertain future in New Jersey.
Digital "point of sale" cash registers spin around and requests tips on so many purchases. Do you really have to tip every time?
Cartoon boots have been making a splash, and the trend is evidence of even more fantasy blending with reality.
How much do you think the Andy Warhol painting of Marilyn Monroe sold for at auction last year? A record-breaking $195 million.
The Federal Aviation Administration has been investigating multiple close calls at U.S. airports involving major airlines.
Art appraisers explain why people spend so much money on artwork, and how they determine its monetary value during a sale.
The U.S. National Park Service released 2022 data showing which of its attractions were the most popular last year.
There was a 30% increase in the amount lost by Americans to scams in 2022. Younger adults were also more likely to be victimized by investment scams.
An expert says now might be the best time to shop for summer airfare.
The company recalled cans of Geisha shrimp because the product was swelling, bursting and leaking, the FDA said in a release.
New research shows that sugar replacement erythritol, commonly used to sweeten many products, has been linked to hearth attack, stroke and death.
Making Black hair more visible in society is the first step in ending its scrutiny, and some designers are trying to foster that in dolls.
The Federal Aviation Administration is focusing grant money on nearly 100 U.S. airport improvement projects.
The trend gained traction in recent years as employees shift back from Zoom meeting leisure to the office.
Heinz launched a social media campaign to help locate Elvis Francois after learning he survived on ketchup while stuck at sea for 24 days.
The Porter family was on the way to the hospital when Lindsey couldn't wait any longer and gave birth.
If you were hit with a sudden medical bill, what could you afford? For many Americans, $249 is the limit.
For the average food stamps recipient, the change will mean about $90 less per month in grocery assistance, though for many, it could be much more.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
A couple with children found the perfect rental home, and started moving in, only to learn the home wasn't really available to rent.
There are a handful of national restaurant chains and retailers that give out free things for birthdays.
Super Nintendo World in Orlando will be the third in the world, with the first one in Japan and the second in California.
This is the fourth time a runway incident with a commercial airliner has been placed under investigation with the NTSB since the start of this year.
The platform allows users to create a registry, powered by Amazon, for items they need after a divorce or other major life change.
More Americans say they would rely on credit cards in case of a sudden emergency than on personal savings.
80-year-old Mr. James needed help making ends meet after his rent increased. Students at a Texas high school wanted to help.