Good Day New York' co-host Rosanna Scotto joins 'MediaBuzz' to discuss the fallout from Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad ...

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Texas Democrats are fleeing the state to block a redistricting vote that could give Republicans five new U.S. House seats in ...

There are parallels between NYC's Zohran Mamdani and Greece's Alexis Tsipras. They both share populist appeals, while their ...

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One Democratic senator responded to Sen. Cory Booker accusing them of being complicit in the harm of the Trump administration ...

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The sensational front page cover from The New York Times allegedly showing an extremely malnourished Gazan child is the latest example of the media's errors in its Israel coverage.

A recent survey asked 1,000 Americans just how deeply they connect with their pets. Some of the answers are sweet. Others? A little wild.

New research reveals how breaking down stored glucose (glycogen) in the brain may reduce toxic protein buildup linked to Alzheimer's disease, with dietary restriction showing promise.