After their war took a brief hiatus, Jimmy Kimmel's monologue this week included a mock-conspiracy theory after Aaron Rodgers' reported comments about Sandy Hook.

The unprecedented move by Senator leader Chuck Schumer to urge Israelis to oust Netanyahu has unleashed a storm of criticism in the Jewish state as it continues its war against Hamas.

Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker called on Vice President Harris to "step aside" on Friday and argued she was a "burden" on the Democratic ticket.

Mike Tyson posted a clip of his first day of training for his July 20 fight against Jake Paul, but it's being called out as fake by an ex-UFC star.

A new movie by filmmaker Alex Garland, "Civil War," was described as a "bold gamble" to capitalize on the "anxieties" of the 2024 election.

A loose pig led to some hilarious hijinks for the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office in Louisiana, where the pig led officers on a pursuit though the woods.

Three-time Olympic medalist Shane Rose was badly injured during a fall on Thursday, a week after qualifying for the Summer Olympics in Paris.

A new report has blasted the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and suggests the U.S. should cut ties with the World Health Organization

The death of a nonbinary student one day after a fight inside an Oklahoma high school bathroom has led to national outcry and White House condemnation.Owasso police say the investigation into 16-year-old Nex Benedict's death on February 8 is ongoing, w...

Soap opera star Greg Vaughan shared that he was recently treated for severe altitude sickness after vacationing with his sons in the mountains of Colorado.

The offseason drama between the Buffalo Bills and Stefon Diggs has returned, with the star wideout posting a cryptic message to social media on Friday.

Ireland has emerged as one of the world's most exciting food cultures, generating pride among the Irish and praise from international visitors and food lovers.

Jeffrey Toobin returned to CNN on Friday and warned the Georgia case against Donald Trump was "not going anywhere," and said Friday had been a "great day" for him.

The North Carolina State men’s basketball team forced overtime on Friday with a three-point buzzer beater to advance to the program's first ACC Championship game since 2007.

Carole Burnett shares she plans to continue working as long as she can, saying if her body and mind continue to work, she will keep acting.

President Biden on Monday said he prefers congressional lawmakers pass a bill to address the surge of migrants appearing at the southern border.

The Oscars host was reportedly told not to read Trump's critical review post live on air, but did so anyway, the comedian revealed Monday morning.

WWE executives Nick Khan and Brad Blum were identified as "corporate officers" in a lawsuit filed in January against Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis.

Philadelphia Police announced the arrest of two suspects in connection to a shooting on March 6, 2024, that left eight high school students injured while waiting for a SEPTA bus.

Austin Ekeler found a new home in the NFL, as he reportedly agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Washington Commanders after seven seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Mobile and online sports betting opened up in North Carolina on Monday, nine months after legislation allowing such activity was greenlit.

The 96th Academy Awards got a slight increase in viewership this year, largely credited to "Oppenheimer" and "Barbie" being released last summer.

U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested five child sex offenders in five different sectors in Arizona and Texas over the weekend, officials said.

National security officials had trouble giving a direct answer when Tom Cotton asked them if Israel was "exterminating" the Palestinians in Gaza.

Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday endorsed state Sen. Matt Dolan over Trump-backed businessman Bernie Moreno in the Buckeye State's highly competitive Senate race.

A $159 million grant to build a three-block-long park over Philadelphia's Vine Street Expressway has been secured, and is set to reconnect the city's long-divided Chinatown.

Republican Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed 67 bills Monday, including one strengthening literacy test standards for the state's grade schoolers.

The Hazelwood Police Department said an illegal immigrant caused a head-on collision that killed 12-year-old Travis Wolfe on Dec. 20, the night before his birthday.

Polish President Andrzej Duda on Monday called for other members of NATO to raise their defense spending to 3% of their gross domestic product.

Joel McHale has revealed that during an on-set physical altercation with Chase Chevy, he "got in trouble" for dislocating his shoulder. The two actors starred in the sit-com "Community" for several years together.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently acquired the Kirtland Temple, the first Latter Day Saint temple to be constructed by followers of Joseph Smith.

Former President Trump mocked President Biden and his struggle with stuttering over the weekend after the State of the Union speech.

Four bodies were found inside a burning Ireland, West Virginia, home, on Monday, with an apparent suspect found dead by suicide over 100 miles away.

Delaware legislation that bans certain firearms and restricts magazine sizes is currently being considered on appeal, as gun advocates allege violation of their constitutional rights.

The New York Giants made a blockbuster trade with the Carolina Panthers on Monday, landing 2-time Pro Bowl LB Brian Burns and reportedly extending him on a five-year, $150 million deal.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday affirmed the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board's revocation of Jeronimo Yanez's substitute teaching license.

New Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley had time to bark back at New York Giants legend Tiki Barber, who said he was "dead to me" after signing with the NFC East rival.

Longtime state Representative John Rogers is prepared to plead guilty in a kickback scheme that diverted funds from community projects; prosecutors have requested 14 months of home detention.