One in six American children under 5 lives in poverty — a crisis that shapes health, education and opportunity. PBS’s "Born ...

The UFC is currently embroiled in a fight-fixing scandal, all while the CEO’s gambling hobby is set to be detailed in a new ...

Governor Mike DeWine visited COSI Friday night for the premiere of "Ohio: Wild at Heart," a documentary presented by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources showcasing the state's natural beauty.

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The woman who became the face of Great Depression hardship went on to live to age 79 after her car broke down at a Nipomo pea ...

"You poor bird. From today on, we will live together." National Geographic has unveiled the official trailer for one of the ...

Though standing almost three metres tall and an accomplished hunter, fighter and killer, a young Predator named Dek (played ...

An attack by Sudan's paramilitary force on the city of el-Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan province, killed at least 40 civilians, local media reported, following re ...

He was regarded by many as the ultimate gangster, feared and respected in equal measure and the most famous inmate of Alcatraz. But what caused Al Capone to turn out the way he did?

It is a reminder that every number we see on the news is a complex web of individuality. It’s historical sonder on screen.

Here are some of the TV highlights coming up starting Saturday, November 8, including the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance and a revamped Play for Today.

Queen of the Serial Killers revisits the story of one of America’s most notorious serial killers, Aileen Wuornos.