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The vast majority of Americans believe democracy, despite its problems, is the best system of government. But a nationwide poll from Florida Atlantic University shows that far fewer younger voters agree.

In ads on Google, Facebook, and elsewhere, testosterone telemedicine websites may promise a quick fix for sluggishness and low libido in men. But evidence for that is lacking, physicians said.

Arizona's loss in the NCAAs marked the final MBB game played under the Pac-12 banner, but will changes to the system spark a reconfiguration of the conference in the future?

Dozens of tech companies have streamed in, pushing their remote monitoring service to primary care doctors as a way to keep tabs on patients with chronic illnesses and free up appointment time, and as a new source of Medicare revenue.

Whether Kate Middleton, 42, will make an appearance at any such events will depend on how well she’s feeling, said Ailsa Anderson, a former spokeswoman for Queen Elizabeth.

Many of the homes are split between multiple heirs who own just a section – a bathroom, balcony, kitchen – and nothing can be sold without written consent from all heirs.

As he heads into his 25-year sentence, Bankman-Fried’s assets will be handed over to the government, and the rest of the money he owes will sit on the figurative shelf until he is released.

A man was stabbed to death in Oakland Friday morning, the city's 20th homicide of the year.

The basketball-themed comedy-drama at City Lights Theater avoids getting tangled in sports cliches.

The player, who has not yet been identified, was one of five throughout the state to pick all five numbers and win their share of Thursday's $604,790 overall jackpot.

Iconic company will perform its best-known work with a full gospel choir.

Stanford star Kiki Iriafen unlocked her limitless potential with the help of mentor from her high school.

On the surface, Timothy Stephenson had an enviable life. He was married to a doctor, and they lived in a $2 million home with their twin daughters in a quiet San Francisco suburb. But Stephenson harbored a secret.

A 942-square-foot house built in 1945 has changed hands. The property located in the 2700 block of Cowper Street in Palo Alto was sold on March 11, 2024, for $3,010,000, or $3,195 per square foot.

Should I tell the bride what happened? I don't want her to be mad at me.

Cameron Brink, an Oregon high school basketball star, is enjoying a trip home and her grandma's pot roast before the Cardinal faces North Carolina State.

In 1983, he transmitted the first live TV pictures from the summit of Everest, according to his website, which also says that he became the first U.S. citizen to reach the summit twice.