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Parents agree to Nevada settlement of $2 million after suicidal Black teen was killed by white officer

A family of a Black suicidal teen who was fatally shot by a white officer has agreed to a $2 million settlement from Sparks, Nevada. The agreement also includes more trainings for cops.

Digital seance: New AI tech will mimic speaking to dead family, friends

A tech designer is building a program called Seance AI, which will allow users to speak with a chatbot mimicking a dead loved one that could help people find closure.

White House backs GOP bill to classify fentanyl as Schedule I substance

The White House announced Monday it supports a Republican-led bill that would place all fentanyl-related substances under the most dangerous classification of drugs.

South Carolina suspect in alleged drunken crash that killed bride seeks release on bail: jailhouse calls

Jamie Lee Komoroski, who is accused of fatally hitting a South Carolina newlywed bride in a drunken driving crash, expressed remorse for the wreck in jailhouse calls.

Reddit user's ultimatum to husband over dog: Pooch will be given up if not housetrained before baby arrives

Reddit users rallied around a pregnant woman who threatened to rehome her husband's dog if the pooch isn't housebroken by the time their third child is born.

Experts warn drugs used to treat opioid addiction could be dangerous

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ contributors Kellyanne Conway and Dr. Janette Nesheiwat joined 'The Next Revolution' to discuss how the opioid crisis is plaguing America. 

New York cat Julie, rescued from hoarders, needs a new and healthier home

Julie is a 4-year-old black and white kitty with a pair of beautiful green eyes. She is up for adoption in New York after being rescued from a hoarding situation.

Youth-aimed messaging on alcohol and marijuana is ‘destroying this generation’: Dr. Daniel Amen

Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen joined ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to break down the impact alcohol, marijuana, and vaping can have on teenagers’ mental and physical health.

Mother who lost son to suicide believes marijuana use contributed to his mental breakdown

Heather Bacchus, who lost her son Randy to suicide, says she believes his marijuana use contributed to his mental breakdown on Monday's "America Reports."

More fentanyl being trafficked to the northwest on Interstate 5: 'We are seeing a trend'

An increase in fentanyl is spreading across the Pacific Northwest region and Oregon Police are pointing to the southern border on Interstate 5.