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Padma Lakshmi’s Health Struggles: Her Endometriosis, 7-Inch Scar & More

Padma Lakshmi is back with her new series America’s Culinary Cup, which premieres on March 4. Nearly three years after her departure from Top Chef, she’s returning to host another cooking competition. The Emmy winner has put her life in the public eye since she first started hosting

‘School Spirits’ Bosses Unravel Shocking Season 3 Twists & Tease Season 4 Plans

It wouldn’t be a School Spirits finale if it didn’t leave you on a major cliffhanger. Star Kristian Ventura was right to warn us that fans would feel the urge to throw their TV remotes when they saw Season 3’s “‘get the f**k out of here&

Construction plans, design secrecy raise concerns over Fort Missoula Forest Service project

The U.S. Forest Service broke ground on a new vehicle storage building within the Fort Missoula Historic District in February, which some argue skirted historic building regulations. The new building replaces a World War II-era building that the federal agency demolished in December using a limited public engagement

Watch bears bask in sun after waking up from restful hibernation

Watch bears bask in sun after waking up from restful hibernation

By Dean Murray Bears at a UK zoo have woken up from hibernation. Whipsnade Zoo's four European brown bears Mana, Minnie, Naya and Cinderella were spotted basking in the first of the spring rays having awoken after three months of deep slumber. Footage captured by zookeepers this week

What's in the bipartisan housing bill?

(The Center Square) – U.S. senators will vote this week on a massive bipartisan package that aims to expand housing supply and affordability for Americans. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a compilation of the House’s and Senate’s respective housing bills, with some last-minute deletions

Arizona, others back birthright citizenship in amicus brief

Democratic attorney generals cite 14th Amendment, but immigration policy nonprofit disagrees

Bayer gets preliminary approval for weedkiller class settlement

Bayer gets preliminary approval for weedkiller class settlement

German agrichemical giant Bayer said Wednesday that a US judge had granted preliminary approval for a multi-billion-dollar class settlement proposed by its subsidiary Monsanto over claims the Roundup weedkiller causes blood cancer. Bayer announced last month that Monsanto had put forward the settlement of up $7.25 billion,