When screening for prostate cancer comes too late, the government has a bridge to sell you, and the pickleball craze is a big score for business.

Phoenix hits another 110-degree day and wildfires spread in California, Trump's political committee spent more than $40 million on legal fees, and lower your cancer risk with just four minutes of exercise.

Cancer patients had to deal with a shortage of chemotherapies leading to less treatment. Wall Street Journal's Brianna Abbott has more details.

Police still searching for Texas man accused of killing five neighbors, reasons Democrats are worried about Biden's reelection, and cancer survivor gets successful kidney transplant 2 years after placing massive ad for donors in Times Square.

President Biden aides discover additional classified documents at second location, why did the FAA have to ground all flights Wednesday morning, and simple things you can do to boost your credit score this year.

Despite the latest news tying Bayer's Roundup to cancer, farmers are remaining loyal. Jacob Bunge from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

Homeland Chief defends declaration of border emergency, Alex Trebek announces pancreatic cancer diagnosis, and Taco Bell to the rescue.

The House is set to debate on two competing immigration bills, AT&T beats the U.S. in an antitrust fight, and Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller on her fight against cancer.

Jennifer Kushinka speaks with Sumanta K. Pal, MD who gives the latest on cancer research.

FBI Urges White House not to release contested memo, train carrying GOP lawmakers collides with truck, and cancer survival rates improve in some parts of the world.

Can coral get cancer, rise above your awful commute, and what not to do for summer travel.

President Trump back in campaign mode in Iowa, police officer stabbed at Bishop International Airport in Flint, Mich, and two boys raise money for their little brother diagnosed with cancer.

Catey Hill from MarketWatch breaks down how to eat red meat without while cutting your cancer risk.

In an extended interview Newsweek's Megan Scudellari explains why children's cancer is widely ignored.