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The U.S. population center is on track this decade to take a southern swerve for the first time in history

Italian designer Sabato De Sarno has been named the new creative director of Gucci, and will unveil his first collection during Milan Fashion Week next September, Gucci and parent company Kering announced Saturday

ABC New Live’s Kyra Philips speaks with Eve Wiley and Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-N.J., about their fight to pass a bipartisan federal law on fertility fraud that will protect victims.

Evusheld doesn't neutralize against several omicron subvariants, the FDA says.

Two months after undergoing surgery for serious burns, Jay Leno is now contending with a number of broken bones after being knocked off a motorcycle

Other nations have also have dropped bans or eased restrictions on donation.

His departure comes amid a probe into the agency's response to the shortage.

The CDC recommends 150 minutes of aerobics and two days of strength training per week.

At least 928,741 American deaths were related to cardiovascular disease in 2020, according to an annual statistical report by the American Heart Association.

The FDA outlined an approach to yearly COVID vaccines, like the flu shot.

The FDA said there are too many safety concerns from using CBD.

COVID-19 had both direct and indirect impacts on the increase in deaths.

For as long as LGBTQ folks have gathered in bars and nightclubs, such spaces have hosted weddings, birthed churches and been called “heavenly.”

The CDC recommends 150 minutes of aerobics and two days of strength training.

Social life in the Norwegian village of Longyearbyen — hemmed in by mountains, a glacier and a fjord on a remote Arctic island — has long revolved around its only church

Social life in the Norwegian village of Longyearbyen — hemmed in by mountains, a glacier and a fjord on a remote Arctic island — has long revolved around its only church

For some people who believe in sustainable living, it's not enough to recycle and compost

The experimentalism and audacity of 1980s club kids inspired Valentino in one of the last high-octane shows of this Paris Fashion Week couture season

The goal is to eliminate confusion about how many vaccine doses people need.

California saw three mass shootings in as many days last weekend.

For decades, Monterey Park has been a haven for Asian immigrants seeking to maintain a strong cultural identity — and a culinary heaven for anybody near Los Angeles craving authentic Asian cuisine

Tax season is here again

ABC News Live spoke with Dr. F. Perry Wilson about his new book.

The pressures of balancing sports, school and life can be a lot for high school athletes. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports on tips for parents to support their teens mentally and emotionally.

The lawsuits argue that state rules on abortion drugs conflict with federal law.

Debts brought into a relationship can be ruinous for couples, but many decide to work as a team to conquer individual debts

Airline and hotel elite status extensions due to the COVID-19 pandemic are expiring this year, and the companies are raising the requirements to earn status

Elie Saab has whisked his guests away to Thailand for a Paris Fashion Week couture show that gleamed with gold and intricate silk embroidery

The co-creator of the beloved children’s education TV series “Sesame Street,” Lloyd Morrisett has died

Auto manufacturers are applying more computer and software-based features to their vehicles

Jill Biden's Inauguration Day outfits are now at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with Dr. F Perry Wilson about his new book "How Medicine Works and When It Doesn't: Learning Who to Trust to Get and Stay Healthy."

If you're setting up an Insta-worthy indoor jungle of houseplants, AP gardening columnist Jessica Damiano would like a word

A mountain of data says they are safe and effective.

Experts said our ancestors developed fight or flight to help us survive.

Art has returned to a glittering Chanel universe, with monumental animal sculptures gathering in the center of the runway-in-the-round for its Paris Fashion Week couture show

For many American schoolchildren, school lunch consists of mass-produced, reheated meals they would rather skip

Thirty archers armed with bamboo bows and arrows sit on a platform awaiting instruction. Then they take aim at a straw cylinder 60 feet away. They each have 34 arrows to shoot in four minutes. They release one arrow after another, their movements languid and practiced. The next round of the competition soon follows, when the archers must shoot 24 arrows in three minutes. The ancient skill of archery thrives in Shillong, the capital of the northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya. Every day, behind a row of liquor shops and next to a motor garage, this event is held except on Sundays and state holidays. Archery is part of the traditional rites of Indigenous people in Meghalaya with folk tales of its origins told for generations. The rules of the event are set by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Institute. Khasis, with the Jaintias and the Garos, are the Indigenous people of the state. Matias Jyrwa, 58, used to watch the event with his father at the same venue since he was 11 years...

In 2022, 48% of Medicare beneficiaries were enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans instead of original Medicare, and experts predict the number will be higher in 2023

Whether your New Year’s resolutions were to save more, spend less or pay off debt, life might already be getting in the way

Psychiatrists told ABC News part of this is due to the fight-or-flight response.

Here are some tips when you're handling citrus, from lemons to pomelos

Across the country, there’s a silent frustration brewing over the ever-presence of tipping

The pioneering Black performer Josephine Baker — who left the United States to find global fame in Paris in the 1920s — was Dior’s muse for an old school spring couture collection of archetypal classicism

Centuries worth of ships brought spices to East Africa during the spice trade, and the results were delicious

From Jakarta to Seoul, Bangkok to Beijing, people in Asia have been celebrating the Lunar New Year marking the start of the Year of the Rabbit. Lunar New Year is the most important holiday in the Chinese calendar, a time to gather with family, reconnect with friends and indulge in food and drink. Each year in the Chinese zodiac is believed to bear the characteristics of its namesake animal, with the Year of the Rabbit considered one of calm and contemplation — a good time to form partnerships and, for many, hopefully start making money again. This year is particularly special for many in mainland China because it follows the lifting last month of draconian COVID-19 restrictions, allowing a return to many aspects of normal life. The abrupt lifting of containment measures led to a surge of new cases, but the worst appears to be over in Beijing at least, and most seem content to live with a degree of risk. “In general, life is returning to normal because most people are healthy...

You may be familiar with the term “glide path” as it relates to investing

As Paris Fashion Week bids farewell to the menswear season, the final day of shows includes collections from Maison Margiela and Sacai

Native Hawaiians who have been priced out of Hawaii are finding more affordable places to live in cities like Las Vegas

People across China are ringing in the Lunar New Year with large family gatherings and crowds visiting temples after the government lifted its strict “zero-COVID” policy