"Downton Abbey" actress Laura Carmichael admits that she doesn't get the same treatment as her co-star Michelle Dockery because Carmichael is known for playing the less glamorous Crawley sister.
The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) is calling out Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper for claims that legalizing recreational marijuana in 2012 was careless.
According to a new study, between 2006 and 2012, Americans with higher incomes became less charitable while lower- and middle-income Americans donated more.
According to a new report, up to 71 people from countries in West Africa that have seen the most Ebola patients have entered the United States this year, but the Customs and Border Patrol insists it has ways of keeping immigrants with the disease out of the country.
On Wednesday, New Mexico gubernatorial candidates held a debate in Spanish demonstrating a trend that highlights how important the Hispanic vote is to this year's elections.
The newest addition to the comic-book-turned-television show world, "The Flash," stars Grant Gustin, who says his "Glee" roots help him portray Barry Allen.
In an article titled "Heroes of our time" in the Cuban newspaper Granma, Fidel Castro shared his opinions and appreciation toward Cuban efforts made to stop the Ebola virus outbreak.
Despite President Barack Obama's promise to enact immigration reform before the end of 2014, U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart says change isn't likely to happen until the beginning of 2015.
According to World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, the effect the Ebola outbreak has had in poor West African countries is a reflection of the dangers of global inequality.
As Season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars" is in full swing, former show professional dancer and Season 18 winner Maksim Chmerkovskiy is enjoying life without the show.
As fans get ready to see how Jamie Dornan works as Christian Grey in the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie, one actress is saying he is a pleasure to work with on set.
On Tuesday, Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela publicly asked for answers from Alejandro Moncada Luna, a former chief justice of the Supreme Court, after a local newspaper reported that he bought millions of dollars worth of property in cash.
The National Council de La Raza and other Hispanic advocacy groups are telling politicians not to blame Hispanic voters if they skip Election Day and cause their defeat at the polls.
