Census Shows 1 In 2 People Are Poor Or Low-Income
Squeezed by rising living costs, a record number of Americans -- nearly 1 in 2 -- have fallen into poverty or are scraping by on earnings that classify them as low income.
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Squeezed by rising living costs, a record number of Americans -- nearly 1 in 2 -- have fallen into poverty or are scraping by on earnings that classify them as low income.
Dry skin, depression, an upset stomach from overeating -- there are many holiday health issues. But you can prevent them from ruining your spirit.
The holidays are a time for food, so it should also be a time for abdominal exercises. Check out some crunch variations to help you stay fit.
Nobody wants to get sick. You can wash your hands. You can get a flu shot. But some foods will actually help prevent you from getting ill.
Dr. David Russell, the McKinney chiropractor who is accused of sexually assaulting at least two teenaged girls, was charged Wednesday with sexually assaulting two adults in a separate incident.
Seven people were taken to the hospital after carbon monoxide leaked into a home in the 2400 block of Capri Sunday night.
Did you indulge in too many treats over Thanksgiving? Check out some easy exercises to work off those extra holiday pounds.
We all tend to eat -- and maybe drink -- a little more during the holidays. And that gets people worrying about their diet. And numbers show -- there's good reason to worry!
The holidays are supposed to be a moment to relax and enjoy time spent with family. So, why is every year really stressful?
"A week or so after we moved here, a little cold was going through," said protestor Rich Coffman.
A recent study shows that many women live in a sleeplessness society. But there are things that women can do to help battle insomnia.
Thanksgiving is coming, and that means turkey. But there are ways to prepare your holiday feast that will keep you from gaining too much weight.
K2, the controversial form of synthetic marijuana that sparked outrage among parents and lawmakers during the last legislative session, is back in the news as a North Texas doctor prepares a study linking the briefly legal drug to heart attacks in teens.