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A Harvard School of Public Health study of more than 50,000 nurses suggests the more caffeine they drank, the less likely they were to be diagnosed with depression. Researchers are calling for more study on why this might be.

The state isn't ending the practice of granting a condemned prisoner basically anything he wants because of the cost. It's being done because it's no longer thought to be appropriate.

A series of rail accidents has put a focus on whether China has put development too far ahead of safety.

The bus-sized UARS broke up NASA knows of no debris being sighted or striking anything.

The singer, known for his kid-friendly music, returns to his eclectic roots on his new album.

They're engineers. They're interested in rock-climbing. They don't mind being uncomfortable. And they've been dangling from the sides of the 555-foot Washington Monument.

As synagogues head into High Holy Days, they're finding that the economy is fundamentally affecting their finances. Some rabbis are giving away tickets for people who can't afford them, and others face deeper financial problems not seen since the Depression.

A daylong session on drug shortages convened by the Food and Drug Administration documented lots of issues and no easy remedies.

A 19-year-old Emory University student is accused of charging up to $2,500 to take the exam for high school students.

The revised figures released Tuesday provide a rare snapshot of married and unmarried gay couples in the U.S. based on the government count conducted last year, when gay marriage was legal in five states and the District of Columbia.