(New York) — The availability of food and how crops will fare as a result of climate change has long been of interest to environmental researchers, but scientists are now finding other threats to food supplies that can severely impact global food security.

Climate change may pose an increased risk for crops to become infected with pests and pathogens, leaving the yields inedible and risking qu...

(New York) — With the hyper-transmissible delta variant driving a new COVID-19 surge, many families are wondering if it's safe to send young children back to school for in-person learning.

Once again, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that adults and children wear masks in schools. Meanwhile, a COVID-19 vaccine isn't likely to be available for ch...

Chris Meloni, star of Law & Order: Organized Crime, got a little cheeky when bringing up the internet's obsession with his backside.

Meloni, 60, became an online spectacle after on-set photos of his shapely bottom went viral in the spring.  Speaking Wednesday with Men's Health, the actor admitted he's likes his newfound sex symbol status and laughed, "How much am I allowe...

(ATLANTA) -- The SEC has agreed to extend commissioner Greg Sankey's contract through at least 2026, the conference announced Thursday. 

Sankey has been at the helm of the SEC since 2015. 

"College athletics is in the midst of a transformational period, and the SEC is fortunate to have a highly impactful leader to guide us forward at this critical ...

(WASHINGTON) — Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas said he regrets signing an April law banning mask mandates and is seeking to reverse it as coronavirus infections soar among unvaccinated youth, making him an outlier among some Republican governors who have doubled down on their anti-masking views.

Asked by ABC's "Good Morning America" Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos on Thur...