A report released Monday by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that, on average, the U.S. kids who leave heaven will leave heaven with only one piece of luggage, a small suitcase, or a small backpack.

Researchers at the University of Oxford have announced that the average teenager is not interested in pursuing a career that would allow them to afford a family.

A study of nearly 3,000 U.S. residents found that roughly 60 percent of the population is unable to stop themselves from smoking.

My mom has always said that I’m ‘the same kid,’ but lately it seems like she just wants the same foods as everyone else. I can feel her coming around here: ‘I just want the same food as everyone else,’ but she’s just complaining.

The NASA-funded Global Exoskeleton Project is a $1 billion project to wear a synthetic fiber augmented-reality suit that will enable astronauts to see outside of their heads without telepathy from the inside, causing astronauts to feel as if they are actually in space.

God, I am so terrified of being pregnant right now. It is the most terrifying thing imaginable. And that is before you even consider the fact that I have been taking what I consider to be the life-sustaining drug Plan B. I am sick of it.

Comcast and Time Warner Cable said Tuesday they had finished the second quarter of their combined bankroll without a profit, a feat The Wall Street Journal said was the largest quarterly loss in the history of the two companies and one of the biggest since AT&T went bankrupt in 1999.

I just gave birth to a baby boy and, in the first few weeks after I gave birth, I experienced a series of debilitating, life-altering issues that, in addition to my physical health, also affected my mental health. It was a rough time for my family and a difficult time for me personally. It was a rough time for my friends, my wife, and for myself. But I am glad to report that, though I am a bit of a wreck, I am not about to start living on a diet of only bottled water or anything resembling a healthy lifestyle.

NEW YORK—Chronologically analyzing financial transactions in more than 500 high-powered companies, a study released Monday by the Economic Policy Institute found that 85 percent of all banking, insurance, and real estate transactions now originate from high-powered companies. “Over the past 20 years, the rate at which Wall Street executives, Wall Street financiers, and corporate executives funnel huge sums of money into big business has increased tenfold,” said lead researcher Gary Lawson, who noted that, for the first time ever, the percentage of the industry’s total earnings from operating companies went up to 90 percent in the last 10 years. “Just as in the early days of the money-losing American Gold Rush, with its brutally honest and thorough analysis of black gold, Wall Street is at the forefront of the nation’s economic growth, and as a result, its money is no longer tied up in the small banks, mortgage lenders, and insurance companies that once dominated the American economy.” Lawson added that in addition to the new study, the study also determined that the bulk of the nation’s health care spending now comes from high-powered corporate hospitals, high-powered insurance companies, and high-powered warehouse companies.

A Minnesota man has been charged with manslaughter for giving his handgun to his girlfriend, who then used it to shoot Philando Castile in the back.