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Avoid catching the flu on flights by getting a window seat Picking a window seat and staying seated the whole flight is the safest bet to avoid flu and illness, a study found.

Arrested spring breakers flash big smiles on bus headed to jail The group of 14 were apprehended for underage drinking.

'Outlander' actor says United crew was joking about stowing dogs in overhead bins Scottish actor Graham McTavish says his recent flight with United Airlines was “rubbish” after claiming to overhear the crew make jokes about stuffing dogs into the overhead bins.

Former Pussycat Dolls performer Kaya Jones goes on Twitter rant about American Airlines Recording artist and former Pussycat Dolls singer Kaya Jones isn't happy with American Airlines.

British grandmother becomes first to visit all 7 continents by motorbike Her journey was almost 80,000 miles.

Fistfights, nude masturbation and dead pets: What's going on with airline travel? The friendly skies are sounding downright dangerous.

President Trump lays out $6 billion opioid crisis plan President pushes for death penalty for drug dealers. Griff Jenkins breaks down the president’s plan from Washington, D.C.

Southern California town stands up to state, votes to reject sanctuary law A Southern California town council rebelled Monday night and voted to reject the state’s sanctuary law.

Trump rips Mueller, denounces critics, escaping his 'cage' The firing of Andrew McCabe has opened the floodgates, both for President Trump and his media and political critics.

IS claims responsibility for Afghan sports stadium explosion Afghanistan's Islamic State affiliate has claimed responsibility for a bombing outside a sports stadium in eastern Nangarhar province that killed three people and wounded 10.

Former French president Sarkozy in police custody - source A judicial source says former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been placed in custody as part of an investigation that he received millions of euros in illegal financing from the regime of the late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

Moscow awaits Russian diplomats ordered to leave Britain Moscow is awaiting nearly two dozen Russian diplomats ordered to leave Britain as part of a standoff over a nerve agent attack on British soil.

The Latest: Taiwan won't be affected by China interference The Latest on the closing session of China's ceremonial legislature (all times local): 12:30 p.m.

Egypt election sacrifices democracy for stability When the sole candidate running against Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi held a rally in downtown Cairo recently, all of 30 people showed up.

Islamabad still mulling Kabul's offer of talks, overtures Pakistan is still mulling Afghanistan's recent overtures, including an invitation that Pakistani prime minister visit Kabul.

Briton in Cambodian wild party case given suspended sentence A Cambodian court has found a British man guilty after he was arrested with other foreigners for allegedly posting photos on social media of sexually suggestive dancing at a party.

In Egypt election, el-Sissi imposes stability over democracy The sole candidate running against Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has had two showcase campaign rallies in downtown Cairo.

World's last male northern white rhino, Sudan, dies Researchers say the world's last male northern white rhino, Sudan, has died after "age-related complications."

India says 39 workers abducted in Iraq in 2015 dead India's foreign minister says the bodies have been found of 39 Indian workers who were abducted by militants in Iraq three years ago.

Ronda Rousey talks first WrestleMania, why she moved over to WWE Ronda Rousey made waves when she signed a full-time deal with the WWE, and the 31-year-old knows all eyes are on her as she transitions into her role at the WWE.

High school coach fights opioid crisis in his own town Patric Morrison is on a mission to tackle the epidemic in Madison, Indiana one player at a time.

IV therapy clinics gain popularity across the country Once a hit with just celebrities, IV therapy is being used to beat dehydrations and to get over colds more quickly.

Spices might get teens to like vegetables, says new study A dash of cumin or dill might help convince high school students to load up their plate with vegetables during lunchtime in the cafeteria, a small study suggests.

Male birth control pill showing promise in early trials A new contraceptive pill, called DMAU, when taken daily could bring sperm count low enough so a man can’t get his partner pregnant.

Juuling: the latest smoking trend to hit college campuses Juuling is the latest smoking craze to hit college campuses. Juuls are a type of vaporizer designed to be so discreet that most people don't know there an e-cigarette, making it easy for students to pass them off as flash drives in class. But just how safe are these trendy e-cigs?

Double amputee could become the first to climb Mt. Everest with no legs After a change of heart, authorities in Nepal are allowing a double amputee who was banned from climbing Mt. Everest to reach his lifelong dream.

Janice Dean talks about her journey with multiple sclerosis Fox News meteorologist shares an update on her health during Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month.

Students are sneaking discreet new e-cigarette that looks like thumb drive With vaping on the rise, parents are worrying about “Juuling,” a trendy new vaporizer that’s becoming popular on college campuses and high schools.

Cal Thomas: California's pro-abortion FACT Act is an attack on free speech On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether pro-life pregnancy help centers in California should be required to post notices informing women of the availability of abortions elsewhere.

Statue-filled 'once in a lifetime' house comes with vintage cars, custom features The “unique” home is being listed for $550,000 in Detroit, MI.

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Severe storms leave widespread damage, thousands without power and one reported death in Southeast Severe weather ravaged the Southeast on Monday night, leaving behind widespread damage, thousands without power and at least one reported death.

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Media are invited to view NASA's Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) lander Friday, April 6, at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, where it's currently undergoing final tests for its May launch. March 19, 2018 from NASA http://ift.tt/2G863je

Join NASA at 1 p.m. EDT Wednesday, March 28, as astrophysics experts discuss the upcoming launch of NASA's next planet hunter, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). March 19, 2018 from NASA http://ift.tt/2G1TkP9

Washington lawyer Joe diGenova joins Trump legal team High-profile attorney and critic of the Mueller probe has argued that actors within the Justice Department are trying to take down President Trump.

'Deep state' debate: New poll says Americans think it exists Rep. Mark Walker reacts to new Monmouth Poll results.

Is the FBI colluding with the intel community against Trump? Two retired FBI officials join Byron York to examine whether there is a 'deep state' pitted against the president.

US holds firm on military drills with South Korea despite outreach with Kim Jong Un The Pentagon announced Monday that despite a recent thaw in tensions between the U.S. and North Korea, the U.S. will resume joint military exercises with the South next month.

Peter Schweizer on how politicians enrich families, friends Best-selling author's new book 'Secret Empires' exposes Obama-era corruption.

Gorka and Malkin on fallout from McCabe's dismissal Comey deputy McCabe fired for lacking candor; Michelle Malkin, host of 'Michelle Malkin Investigates,' and Sebastian Gorka, Fox News national security strategist and former deputy assistant to the president, react on 'Hannity.'

How Big Government is trying to smoke out the cigar industry Before the Obama Administration left office, it dropped over 30 pages of new regulations on the cigar industry through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. #Tucker

Devin Nunes on McCabe firing, upcoming IG report Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee weighs in on 'Hannity' about Attorney General Jeff Sessions' dismissal of the former FBI deputy director.

'You run the damn Justice Department': Holder says Sessions must 'have the guts' to say no to Trump Former Attorney General Eric Holder criticized Jeff Sessions Monday night for his role in the firing of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe -- saying that Sessions must "have the guts to look at the president every now and again and say 'no.'"

Outrage after California HS magazine cartoons depict Trump as Nazi, police as KKK members: report Police and parents in California were reportedly outraged after students at a high school magazine published cartoons depicting President Donald Trump as a Nazi and an officer wearing KKK garb while aiming a gun at a black child

Woman suffers burns after intentionally ramming her car into Florida sheriff's office substation, police say A woman suffered third-degree burns after intentionally slamming her car filled with accelerants into a Florida sheriff’s office substation Monday, officials said.

Sheriff: Teen fatally beats friend with bat, calls 911 A Florida sheriff says a teenage boy has beaten another teenager to death with a baseball bat.

Austin carnage now random; an arrest doesn't appear close Four explosions have rocked Texas' capital in less than three weeks and authorities say a serial bomber is likely to blame.

Numbers reveal breadth of investigation into Texas bombings The series of bombings this month in the Texas capital city of Austin has generated a vast response by state and federal law enforcement agencies that are sifting through hundreds of tips to find what Austin police Chief Brian Manley has described as a serial bomber.

South Carolina sheriff: Deputy fatally shoots man with knife Authorities say a sheriff's deputy has fatally shot a man in South Carolina.

Amish leader wants hair-cutting convictions overturned The leader of a breakaway Amish group in Ohio convicted in hair- and beard-cutting attacks is pushing to get his convictions overturned using arguments already rejected in court.

New Jersey man sexually abused teen daughters, threatened deportation if they told police: report A New Jersey man reportedly sexually assaulted his then-teenage daughters and threatened to have them deported if they ever told authorities.

Jury selection starts for men accused of Kansas bomb plot A trial begins this week for three members of a militia group accused of conspiring to bomb a mosque and apartment complex housing Somalis in the Kansas town of Garden City.

Severe weather rips through Alabama university, takes aim at Southeast Severe storms including at least one tornado slammed Alabama's Jacksonville State University on Monday night, as reports of injuries and serious damage started to emerge.