Theresa Seiger

Actress Gena Rowlands, whose decadeslong career has included starring roles in 1974′s “A Woman Under the Influence,” 1988′s “Another Woman” and 2004′s “The Notebook,” has been living with Alzheimer’s disease in recent years, according to multiple reports.

Shellshock, whose real name was Seth Binzer, died at his home in Los Angeles County on Monday.

The U.S. surgeon general on Tuesday declared firearm violence in America to be a public health emergency that “requires combining the best available scientific evidence with scientific judgment and expertise to take life‑saving action quickly.”

If the decision is confirmed, it will allow people in Idaho to get abortions in medical emergencies, despite a state law that bars people from getting the procedure except to prevent death.

A toy company on Tuesday announced that it is recalling about 21 million of its Miniverse “Make it Mini” toy sets due to the risk that resin included in the sets could cause burns or skin and respiratory irritation.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a challenge to White House efforts to curb misinformation on social media sites during the coronavirus pandemic and elections, finding that those opposed had no legal standing to sue.

A man died Sunday night after he tried to warn beachgoers in New Jersey of an incoming storm and got struck by lightning, according to multiple reports.

The closures are expected to take place over the next three years.

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed for abortions in Idaho in situations where a pregnant person may face serious health consequences, one day after the court’s draft opinion was mistakenly posted online.

Britain’s Princess Anne left a hospital in Bristol early on Friday morning, five days after being admitted for treatment of minor head injuries and a concussion, according to multiple reports.