Lindsey Bever

More than 13 million Americans have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, some of whom now question how well it will protect them against the delta variant of the coronavirus.

Niels Hoegel, accused in 100 patient deaths from 2000 to 2005, apologized Wednesday to the victims’ families.

Kurt Kaser of Nebraska, 63, said he wasn’t afraid. “I was just mad at myself because I knew what my mistake was.”

Meet Callichimaera perplexa, an ancient, quarter-sized crab that sported a lobster-like shell, legs like oars and huge peepers protruding from its head.

Too much salt - and not enough whole grains, fruits and vegetables - may be shaving years off our lives, a new analysis suggests.

The cameras were set up as part of an investigation into medications that had gone missing from drug carts.

The state is battling its largest measles outbreak in decades.

The father of a girl killed in the 2012 massacre was discovered dead in an apparent suicide Monday morning at a town hall in Connecticut, police said.

It was not immediately known whether the alligators killed the man, or whether they were just eating the remains.

Brisa Alfaro suffered a brain-stem stroke, which caused a rare and paralyzing condition called locked-in syndrome.

More than 200 years ago, the storied ship of Captain James Cook -- the one he used to "discover" Australia's East Coast -- was scuttled by the British Navy. Now archaeologists believe they've found it.

SeaWorld's chief executive admitted Thursday that employees have posed as animal-rights activists and vowed that the company will end the controversial practice.

Ronald Jackson, a 36-year-old from Dallas, was ultimately arrested and charged with property theft, a Class B misdemeanor - because he had taken his daughter's iPhone and refused to give it back.

A British Muslim family headed to Disneyland has been prevented from traveling to the United States by the Department of Homeland Security. The Guardian reported that a family of 11, headed to the California resort from Britain's Gatwick Airport, was unable "to board the plane even though they had been granted travel authorization online ahead of their planned 15 December flight."

It must have been a bizarre sight: Beavers in boxes parachuting down into the Idaho wilderness. They were on a mission: Build dams and create habitats for other species, such as deer, elk and moose.