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A practice around for a quarter of a century makes the popular fish more digestible, but critics say sea life is still at risk

The prosecution rested its case against Philip Chism, the Massachusetts teen accused of killing his math teacher in 2013

America's economic backbone is weakening, pulling millions out of the financial comfort zone

Carol Ann Coronado, 32, is facing a potential life sentence if she is judged to have been sane during the May 20, 2014, killings at her home in suburban L.A.

The "Full House" star posted the cutest throwback pic with a sweet message for the newlywed

Police will only confirm that 70-year-old Stephen "Greg" Fisk's adult son discovered his father's body inside his Juneau home

After drug company's owner announced a 5,000-percent price hike earlier this year, a less expensive option will soon be available

After tripling over the last quarter century, a deadly trend shows signs of progress

N.J. man credited for saving her life after accidentally coming across an ad searching for a kidney donor

Picture of chocolate lab-mix with its mouth taped shut set off a social-media firestorm, and inundated police in multiple states with calls

The president explained why the world is focusing on climate amid a terror threat before leaving the Paris climate talks

Ghostly wrecked ships are often found full of corpses in such bad shape, it's impossible to determine cause of death

U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton declared guilty of strangling woman in hotel after meeting her at a disco

He made the demands at a rally in Macon, Georgia, saying he would donate the proceeds. Trump had met with African American pastors in New York earlier

Five Pi Delta Psi brothers are charged with murder in the 2013 death of Baruch College student Chun Michael Deng

Prosecutors are considering a boot-camp program that could significantly reduce jail time for a Canadian diplomat's teenage son charged in a fatal shooting

Targeting Trump for derogatory language signals a change in tone for Kasich, who months ago would not comment on Trump's aggressive language

Eight people died in flooding during storms in Texas over Thanksgiving holiday weekend

Though marked "classified," the State Department says the emails were not labeled as such when Clinton sent or received them

Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas have seen everything from major flooding to major ice storms this weekend, causing power outages and even death

If you skipped Black Friday and Cyber Monday, rejoice -- all is not lost, because the best deals are still coming

On #GivingTuesday or any day, these mobile apps and services make it easier than ever to share with those less fortunate

On World AIDS Day 2015, experts are hopeful that a cure is finally within our reach

The Democratic presidential frontrunner appeared to shut the door further on deploying combat troops to fight ISIS in Iraq and Syria

The success of the summit largely depends on how seriously countries take the commitments they have made