Gay Chicago: The Latest

The first openly gay member of New York state's highest court is being sworn in.

Facebook's effort to limit the spread of fake news using outside fact-checkers appears to be having an effect - though that finding comes with a major caveat.

Big men are about to take on the Big Apple. Convergence, the long-running conference for plus-size gay men and their admirers is hitting New York City next year.

In a feature by "The New Yorker" on a possible Pence presidency and its threat to progressive ideals, a staff member from Trump's campaign revealed the president has often belittled the vice president, whose anti-LGBT views are a matter of record.

Increasingly, researchers are pointing to the fact that exercise is medicine, and yet according to the CDC, only around 22% of adults in the country meet their physical activity guidelines.

A new British Library exhibition is tracing the history of magic to mark the 20th anniversary of the publication of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."

Lana Del Rey's "Cola" was apparently written about Harvey Weinstein.

Last week at the Fira Center of the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Barcelona, Spain, ABIVAX presented exciting data on the anticancer effects of its immune enhancer ABX196.

Interest in the workout of the Supreme Court's oldest justice and in the man behind it has only grown since the election of Trump. Here's how Ruth Bader Ginsburg keeps fit.

Today on "Megyn Kelly Today," Megyn Kelly talks about pole dancing, Kathy Lee Gifford's new song "Save Jesus" and foods that can "fix" you.