Abdominal pain is considered chronic if it lasts for more than three months. The pain may be constant or it can come and go over the three-month period or longer. There are many health conditions, ...

Charles Hurt is stepping down as opinion editor of The Washington Times to take over hosting duties at Fox News’ weekend morning show. He will continue to write a regular column for The Times.

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ARLINGTON, Texas – For the Ohio State offense, the moment of truth on a frustrating night came early in the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes' 28-14 College Football Playoff semifinal victory over ...

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A person may experience pain in their buttocks when sitting for many reasons, including minor injuries and bruises and more severe conditions, such as sciatica and damaged disks. People spend a ...

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, named a Pro Bowler earlier this week for the second time in five NFL seasons, suffered an apparent head injury during the third quarter of their NFL Week ...

to offer dispirited readers reasons for hope amid all the hurt and heartache. I have to admit that, as a writer, I have always been loath to engage in either chore. The first strikes me as a ...

Still, sometimes, there are more subtle things adult children don’t realize they do to hurt their parents profoundly and negatively affect their family’s dynamic. By acknowledging these subtle ...

In a statement issued later, they said they were “very hurt and disappointed” at the verdict and would be making no further comment. Mr Phelan sat impassively as the verdict was read.