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Banana Boat is recalling three batches of its 'hair and scalp' sunscreen because tests showed that it has small amounts of benzene, a chemical that can cause cancer. The company said this in a notice to the Federal Drug Administration.
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On video, a mom from Minneapolis can be seen talking to protesters outside the home of a man who was killed by police after a six-hour standoff.
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All of the richest people in the country met in Sun Valley, Idaho, for the so-called 'billionaire summer camp,' which happens every year. But these people aren't the top people in America from the time of your grandparents.
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The Sunshine State's most expensive sale ever, at $173 million, is said to have been bought by tech billionaire Larry Ellison.
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An underwater volcano in Tonga erupted, causing a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that was visible from space and brought tsunami waves slamming into the Pacific island's coast, covering it in ash and cutting it off from rescue.
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A spacecraft has reached the Sun for the first time in history. NASA's Parker Solar Probe has now collected particles and magnetic fields in the Sun's upper atmosphere, known as the corona.
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It would be good if a Sunday show didn't repeat what 90% of the news media does every other day.
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The Phoenix Suns and Chris Paul are running it back.
The star point guard and the Suns agreed on a four-year contract worth up to $120 million, according to ESPN. The new deal will expire after...
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A wide-open meet due to Simone Biles’ withdrawal resulted in U.S. gymnastics teammate Suni Lee seizing an Olympic gold medal in Tokyo to continue the Americans’ recent domination of the...
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Giannis Antetokounmpo even hit his free throws.
The Greek Freak wasn’t going to be denied. The 6-foot-11 locomotive saved his best for last as he single-handedly carried the Bucks to their first...
Banana Boat is recalling three batches of its 'hair and scalp' sunscreen because tests showed that it has small amounts of benzene, a chemical that can cause cancer. The company said this in a notice to the Federal Drug Administration.
