Kelli Ballard

Some may find it hard to believe, but according to a new Pew Research poll, China is seen more favorably than America. Of course, there's a good deal of politics at play, but there may also be more behind the scenes – the power of Hollywood.

A political and legal battle is brewing in New York over immigration, but this time it isn't simply President Donald Trump's administration versus Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul. The governor is instead facing opposition from law enforcement officers within her own state, and neither side is willing to back down. Hochul wants to forbid police and sheriffs from working with ICE while sheriffs are suing, saying the new law is unconstitutional.

Nearly three-quarters of American men are carrying excess weight. According to the latest CDC data, 35.1% of men aged 20 and older are classified as overweight, and another 39.7% have obesity, bringing the combined figure to nearly 75%. Why is it, then, when it comes to men's fitness, so many males don't seem interested in diet programs?

Concern about flock cameras, also known as automated license plate readers, is gaining heat.

Even American icons have their heroes. The world lost some powerful and beloved icons this week. First, there was Dolly Parton , whose grace, talent, and charm inspired so many.

The H-1B visa program faces an overhaul. “If an American corporation needs workers, it should hire and train Americans.” That was an X post

Is AI really coming for your jobs? We’ve heard this for a while now, but where’s the proof?

Pantries and grocery shelves are being restocked at an alarming rate. Nowadays, it seems like opening the refrigerator is starting to feel a little like playing food-safety roulette.

Labor Day began as a public celebration of the dignity, independence, and economic importance of ordinary working Americans. More than 140 years later, we still celebrate it, but the meaning of “labor” itself has changed dramatically.

that day – we will never forget. But for those who were alive when the attacks occurred but don't have firsthand knowledge or memories of them, what is America doing to inform them and the one-third of Americans who were not yet born about the events and lessons of 9/11?