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Cavinder twins open up about eating disorder journey: 'Started getting very toxic'

Haley and Hanna Cavinder posted a video to YouTube Friday detailing their struggles with eating habits and their journey with dietitian Kathryne "Kat" Padgett.

A drunken driver killed my young husband and 1-year-old son. Here's how I'm seeking justice

It was the day after my husband's 22nd birthday in September 2014. It was a Saturday afternoon and we were off to an appointment. On the way a drunken driver hit us head on at 87 mph.

Suspected Indianapolis cop killer permitted to seek insanity defense

Elliahs Dorsey, accused of shooting Indianapolis Police Officer Breann Leath twice in the head, has been permitted to seek insanity as a defense in a bid to avoid the death penalty.

White House refuses to answer question on Hunter Biden's Second Amendment defense plan: 'I'm just not'

Karine Jean-Pierre refused to answer a question related to Hunter Biden's prior drug use and plans to to use the Second Amendment as a defense should he be charged with a gun crime.

Death of Jeffrey Epstein, chaotic aftermath at the New York City prison is illuminated in new records: report

New records have reportedly revealed fresh insight into the circumstances surrounding the 2019 death of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, as well as the aftermath.

Rosalynn Carter diagnosed with dementia at 95: What to know about the condition in the ‘oldest old’

Rosalynn Carter, 95, wife of former President Jimmy Carter, has been diagnosed with dementia. Diagnosis and risk factors are very different for people in their 90s, a doctor explains.

California activist crowdfunding his move out of San Francisco’s ‘zombie apocalypse’

A conservative activist who documents San Francisco's fentanyl crisis is now trying to crowdfund his way out of the city's infamous Tenderloin neighborhood. Here's why.

California activist crowdfunding move out of San Francisco’s ‘zombie apocalypse’

A conservative activist who documents San Francisco's fentanyl crisis is now trying to crowdfund his way out of the city's infamous Tenderloin neighborhood. Here's why.

Doctors under fire as patients' claims of 'medical gaslighting' go viral: Need to 'be our own advocates'

The term "medical gaslighting" describes the feeling by patients — often young people, women or minorities — who feel discounted by health care professionals. Fox News Digital shares details.

US Navy, Marine Corps joined by Ike, a 'facility dog,' aboard USS Wasp for mental health boost

U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel will welcome Ike, a 2-year-old yellow Lab, aboard the USS Wasp. Ike has been trained by Mutts With A Mission to serve as the warship's facility dog.