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An immigration attorney revealed how content creators with millions of followers are obtaining O-1 work visas today for their "extraordinary talent" in the digital space.

One in seven Christian colleges in the U.S. are connected to the abortion industry, with over 26% referring to Planned Parenthood as a health resource, new study finds.

Chinese Academy of Sciences develops neuromorphic e-skin that triggers instant reflexes when robots touch harmful surfaces.

Paul's Drive In co-owner Amanda Fulbright banned a customer who allegedly threatened to kill staff during a refund dispute at the Kansas City, Missouri, restaurant earlier in January.

Flu prevention study reveals air purifiers, good ventilation and limited coughing effectively reduce transmission risk, University of Maryland researchers report.

Dry January might reveal how alcohol tolerance changes as early as late 30s and early 40s, according to Dr. Meena Malhotra and other experts who explain why hangovers worsen with age.

"GLP-3" breakthrough drug retatrutide by Eli Lilly shows major weight loss in clinical trials. The triple-agonist medication targets three hormones, with positive results.

Cruise booking expert Mollie Finlon reveals how securing your next cruise while you're still onboard can help passengers secure better cabins and deals via industry consultants.

Katie Krejci says she grows 65% of her family's food on their Minnesota property, cutting grocery trips to once monthly after quitting her dietitian job.

Wyoming ranks as best state to retire while New Jersey ranks worst in new CareScout analysis examining affordability, healthcare access and quality of life for older Americans.

Wine expert Dana Sacco, owner of The Empty Glass in Texas, reveals how oxygen, heat, light and bacteria cause reactions that alter the quality of opened wine.

Test your knowledge of America with a quiz about our national traits, trends, history and people. Featured this week: Hollywood hits, diamond discoveries and much more.

Research finds that inadequate sleep shortens life expectancy more than diet and exercise. Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen explains how inadequate sleep impacts the brain.

Texas Tech University archaeologists discovered the remains of Mission Nuestra Señora del Espíritu Santo, an 18th-century Catholic mission in Jackson County, Texas.

Congressional leaders have announced they will target higher education reform in 2026 policy priorities, citing student loan crisis and accreditation overhaul as key solutions.

Qilin ransomware group allegedly accessed Covenant Health patient data, including Social Security numbers, addresses and medical records, in Massachusetts-based healthcare breach.

Chewing gum history spans 8,000 years from ancient Scandinavia to modern wellness, with new research from Polish scientists explaining the biological benefits.

The Washington Post editorial board slammed the Chicago Teachers Union's focus on social justice initiatives as students' math and reading proficiency continues to drop in the city.

A flight etiquette debate is intensifying as many passengers stand in aisles right after landing, blocking others and creating safety concerns. Expert Diane Gottsman shared thoughts.

Oceania Cruises announces adults-only policy for guests 18 and older starting with new reservations, citing passenger demand for tranquil luxury ship experiences.

America's best buffets evaluated on quality, variety, freshness and cleanliness include luxury options like The Nordic Rhode Island and Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn Kentucky.

Dr. Mark Hyman and other experts explain how Dry January transforms health in 30 days, detailing alcohol's effects on the brain, liver, gut and hormones.

Detroit Public Schools brought back Perfect Attendance Pays program for 2026, offering high school students up to $1,000 in gift cards for attending class January 5 through March 20.

The state of Massachusetts will allow social marijuana consumption at licensed businesses after the federal rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III drug classification.

Clemson professor Dr. Joshua Bregy reaches settlement with university after being fired over social media post about Charlie Kirk, with agreement to rescind firing.

Updated food pyramid emphasizes red meat and full-fat dairy, but doctors warn about cardiovascular risks and personalized nutrition needs for Americans.

January data privacy risks increase as scammers rebuild target lists and data brokers refresh profiles. The Treasury urges vigilance against identity theft attempts.

McDonald's Big Arch burger becomes a permanent menu item in the U.K. and Ireland. The fast-food giant reportedly plans bigger burgers, official secret menu and a Pokémon partnership for 2026.

Massive iceberg A-23A that broke off Antarctica during Reagan's presidency is at risk of complete disintegration after 40 years adrift, NASA reports.

Conversation starters, A-lister health reveals, healthy living hacks and medical cautions: Here's what you missed in Fox Health news this week

The Cooper Union, a small private college in NYC, is required to make changes to its protest and anti-discrimination policies after settling a lawsuit with Jewish students Thursday.

The Trump administration reinstated travel restrictions targeting "golden" visa programs, citing security risks as investment schemes allow nationals to bypass bans.

Weight-loss experts predict major shifts in 2026 as GLP-1 drugs, like Ozempic and Wegovy, evolve to multi-system metabolic modulators treating heart, liver and kidney health.

Delivery apps are reshaping the pizza industry as chains turn to value deals and broader menus, with California Pizza Kitchen's "Smart Swaps" and Domino's $9.99 offers driving growth.

Jewish students fear Mayor Zohran Mamdani's decision to revoke New York City's antisemitism executive order will embolden campus protests at NYU and Columbia University.

Dr. Ben Carson speaks out about revamped food pyramid that emphasizes protein and healthy fats, comparing nutrition to premium fuel for high-performance vehicles.

James Ward of Texas discovered a 2.09-carat brown diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas during a family trip inspired by his 7-year-old son's crystal mining dream.

CES 2026 health tech products showcase AI-powered mirrors, walking exoskeletons, allergen detectors and smart scales in Las Vegas. Samsung Brain Health leads innovation.

The Supreme Court was asked to block a California law preventing schools from notifying parents about transgender students' gender identities.

Armed colectivos deploy across Venezuelan cities while guerrilla groups control borders following former President Nicolás Maduro's capture, as analysts warn of sabotage threats.

Which is healthier — red wine or white wine? A medical expert breaks down antioxidants, calories and why neither option is truly "healthy" for you.

Jillian Michaels explains how America's food system is rigged against Americans in Fox Nation's special "Toxic: America's Food Crisis," arguing Big Pharma profits when people stay sick.

Academics call to abolish ICE following Minneapolis shooting that killed Renee Good, with University of Iowa professor Victor Ray calling abolishing ICE "the moderate position."

Colon cancer cells repair DNA damage faster when exposed to blood from people after just 10 minutes of exercise, Newcastle University research shows.

The Trump administration is pausing more than $10 billion in funding amid allegations that welfare and child care funds were fraudulently diverted to noncitizens.

NASA cancels Thursday spacewalk after crew member medical concern aboard International Space Station, with affected astronaut reportedly in stable condition.

California parent raises concerns about gender and privilege curriculum at Sacramento-area high school in Woodland Unified School District.

Cookie season returns with Exploremores, the newest addition to the Girl Scouts' 12-cookie lineup. The cookies are sold door to door through April at about $6 per box.

The Department of Health and Human Services released updated dietary guidelines with an inverted pyramid structure, drawing praise from Dr. Andrew Huberman and other experts.

A metal detectorist near Edinburgh has uncovered what experts say is the oldest Scottish coin ever found. The 900-year-old coin dates to the 12th century and bears the image of King David I.