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NYC murder suspect in deadly subway slashing stabs Riker Island mental health doc in the face, arm: report

A Rikers Island mental health clinician was reportedly stabbed by inmate Claude White, a suspect in the subway slashing murder of Tavon Silver.

San Francisco police union chief blames defund movement for city's lawlessness

The San Francisco Police Department is offering $100,00 starting salaries to new recruits. The Police union chief says signs of the vacancies are evident. 

Missing Los Angeles attorney last seen at his apartment: police

Los Angeles attorney Aaron Murphy Davidson, 33, was last spotted on July 6 at his residence on the 200 block of South Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles.

Greater numbers of women are dying of alcohol-related conditions, study finds

A rising number of women are dying from alcohol-related deaths, a new study has found. Here are potential factors that could be driving up the health risk.

Family of Florida mom of 4 who overdosed on legal herbal supplement awarded $11M

A lawsuit alleges that a kratom distributor "misrepresented and misled consumers about the risks" of the herbal supplement, which led to a Florida mother's sudden death.

Michael Beasley advocates for mental health, commends two All-Stars for speaking up

Former NBA player Michael Beasley advocates for athletes to work on their mental health in an interview with Fox News Digital. Beasley played 11 seasons in the NBA.

Rep. Adam Smith previews his story, new memoir on 'Fox News Sunday'

Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wa., sits down with 'Fox News Sunday' host Shannon Bream to share his story and discuss his new memoir, "Lost and Broken."

Politicians allow children to direct their own medical treatment: De-transitioner on gender-affirming care

Chloe Cole describes what led her to receive transgender medical treatment as a child, and why she testified against it in Congress.

Dementia-depression connection: Early sadness can lead to later cognitive issues, study finds

People who suffer from depression are more than twice as likely to develop dementia later in life, a new study from Penn Medicine found. A psychologist offers potential reasons.

Parent speaks out after losing 15-year-old boy to vaping

Charlene Zorn warns parents to talk to their children about the dangers of vaping after her stepson died on 'America Reports.'