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Harvey's mother in law helped him recover by coming up with a more popular answer.

During Prohibition, enforcing the nation’s liquor ban was a game of cat and mouse. Smugglers, speakeasies, and bootleggers found creative ways to dodge the law, while federal agents scrambled to keep up. Today, relics from that era — whether tied to the law or those who broke it — have become prized collector’s...

Meghan Markle shared on her new Netflix show that "Sussex" is her family's surname. The change is common for members of the royal family.

Social Security has been paying out back payments to over 1 million individuals as part of a new plan that allows for a boost in income for people who worked in a variety of fields that may have lowered their initial payments

Secretary of State Marco Rubio explains why the United States will continue engaging in diplomacy to end Russia's war in Ukraine in an interview on 'Hannity.'

Baby boomers are upping their spending on bars and alcohol as Gen Z and millennials lay off the booze.

Roy Ayers, the legendary vibraphonist and musician behind 1976’s album “Everybody Loves the Sunshine,” has died. His family members shared the news on Ayers’ Facebook on March 5, expressing their “great sadness.”. “It is with great sadness that the family of legendary vibraphonist, composer and...

Reductions at the U.S.' largest federal department began this week, as probationary employees were cut from the Defense Logistics Agency, which is part of the Defense Department . "DLA released probationary employees, consistent with the Department of Defense's broader efforts to ensure resources are aligned with the...

Pope Francis, 88, "remained stable compared to previous days" and did not have "episodes of respiratory insufficiency" on Thursday, his 21st day in the hospital, according to the Vatican. The pope "continued with respiratory and motor physiotherapy with benefit", the Vatican press office, the Holy See, said....

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s rhetoric on Texas’s measles outbreak is concerning physicians, who fear his public guidance is misguided and verges on being dangerous as he promotes vitamins and steroids as ways of treating infections. The Texas Department of State Health Services...