According to the USDA, the food manufacturer is recalling 69,093 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips after two customers reported finding metal in the product.

Steven Spencer spoke out about his HIV diagnosis, which was unexpected because he had been taking PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) pills as ordered by a doctor for five years. PrEP is more than 99% effective at preventing HIV and Spencer urged people to remember that what happened to him "doesn’t change the fact that PrEP is still the most powerful HIV preventative we have ever had."

The beloved cast discussed how their characters influenced their real-life, the possibility of a Parks and Rec movie and more when they sat down for a reunion panel at Paley Fest.

In a letter published Thursday, the House Oversight Committee accused the White House advisor of using the encrypted messaging app and email to conduct White House business and requested documents from the White House. Chairman Elijah Cummings gave Kushner until April 4 to comply with the request, accusing the White House of "obstruction."

Teachers at an Indiana elementary school testified that they were shot with projectiles to the point of welting and bleeding during an active shooter drill conducted by the local sheriff's office.

Principal Ty Thompson will remain at the school, though his duties will be reassigned. The nature of the investigation is not publicly known.

After overhauling US Men's Soccer, fans are excited to see what the future holds. On Thursday, they got a glimpse in a friendly against Ecuador and watched Team USA get the win.

In an essay for The New Yorker, the Game of Thrones actor opened up about how she suffered from two aneurysms that almost caused her to leave the show. "Just when all my childhood dreams seemed to have come true, I nearly lost my mind and then my life. I’ve never told this story publicly, but now it’s time," she wrote.

Police confirmed that Dixon was fatally shot outside of an Atlanta bar, where he was celebrating his 32nd birthday. The former professional basketball player was close to Warriors superstar Kevin Durant, who referred to Dixon as his "adopted brother."

EU Council President Donald Tusk said if the House of Commons does not approve Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement there will be an extension until April 12. If the agreement is approved, a longer extension until May 22 will apply.

Not only did Wofford get a win in Round 1 of the NCAA Tournament, but their behind-the-arc sniper made history.

Google is celebrating German composer Johann Sebastian Bach with its first-ever AI-powered Doodle. The company had three teams work together with instruments to put together the Doodle which allows people to harmonise with a cartoon version of Bach.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is at Hagley Park along with thousands of others who have come together to acknowledge the Muslim call to prayer exactly a week after the terror attacks at two mosques which killed 50 people. Broadcasters, reporters and security were pictured wearing hijabs at the park as a tribute to the victims.

Michigan State escaped with a win, but it didn't come without some drama between the head coach and star player.

College basketball players rarely come from the same family. When they do, like the Plumlees for Duke, they have never all been on the court at the same time. Vermont's trio of brothers, Ernie, Everett and Robin, are the first to play together in NCAA history.

The City of Deer Park has lifted its shelter-in-place order after receiving “consistent air quality readings.” Earlier, people in the city were asked to stay indoors because of elevated "levels of benzene or other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) within city limits."

Appearing on ESPN's Outside The Lines, the legendary commentator gave his reasons for leaving the WWE and said talks were ongoing with AEW.