Amy Sherman-Palladino certainly isn’t pulling any punches in her reflection of the Time’s Up and #MeToo movements after a tumultuous year for many networks and media powerhouse personalities.
Catriona Gray’s life forever changed in December 2018 when she was crowned Miss Universe in Bangkok, beating contestants from 93 other countries.
Plus, what Rosenstein's departure really means for the DOJ, Dem megadonor at center of two suspicious deaths
Iran’s president on Thursday confirmed the coming launch of two new satellites into orbit as the U.S. remained concerned that the Iran-made rockets could help further its ballistic missile development.
A 22-year-old taekwondo instructor from Florida was arrested Tuesday after a 13-year-old girl told authorities he forced her to masturbate and perform oral sex on him when she was only 10, The Miami Herald reported.
The missing man on Tuesday night was Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. He is now the most powerful man in D.C. other than the president.
Both Democrats and Republicans claim to support enhanced border security and oppose the government shutdown. So why are we on the brink of our nation’s longest shutdown with no end in sight?
Congress should pass these five bills to help small businesses and entrepreneurs succeed.
An Ohio teen was “horsing around” when he was shot in the head while playing Russian roulette, police said.
Lady Gaga apologized late Wednesday for her 2013 duet with R. Kelly, speaking out in support of all the women who have accused the singer of sexual assault after earlier facing backlash for her silence.
Everyone is dug in. The only thing that changes is the number of days the government has been partially shut down.
The ongoing partial government shutdown may reach a couple of historic milestones, Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen told the "Special Report" All-Star panel on Wednesday night.
Stormi, the daughter of Kylie Jenner and rapper Travis Scott, received a pricey plush chair that could be valued at up to $2.5 million, according to reports.
A Texas State University student said she’s been reduced to tears and harassed and bullied by Cleveland Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer and his fans after the two exchanged barbs on Twitter over the weekend.
Two people were stabbed -- one of them fatally -- on Wednesday evening in a workplace outside Houston, reports said.
Michael Jackson’s estate on Wednesday labeled a new documentary as an “outrageous and pathetic” attempt to cash in on the late King of Pop after it was announced that the movie would be played at the Sundance Film Festival, TMZ reported.
A Missouri mother and her felon boyfriend were both arrested this week after she was found hiding with her 6-year-old son in an attic that the boyfriend had tried to prevent police from finding, authorities said.
A California teen who was surfing off the state’s Central Coast Tuesday morning was left with 50 stitches and a state of shock after a 15-foot great white shark clamped down on his right ankle and left thigh before the teen managed to kick the massive fish away, The Tribune of San Luis Obispo reported.
A suspect who allegedly stole a Postal Service truck in New Mexico on Wednesday found that she could be stopped by "spike strips" placed in the road and a police vehicle crashing into the truck, according to reports.
Kevin Hart, appearing on "The Late Show" Wednesday, told host Stephen Colbert that he's "done" apologizing after a series of anti-gay tweets ignited controversy and ultimately forced him to step down from hosting the 2019 Oscars, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Two men seen on video may have been trying to improve their odds of hitting a big jackpot.
A substitute teacher in Ohio was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of masturbating in a classroom where students were present, according to reports.
A former judge who served Galveston County, Texas, was convicted Wednesday of online impersonation after using the pseudonym “Don Tequila” to post fake escort ads of two ex-girlfriends.
The multimillion-dollar San Diego-area home of the late Major League Baseball batting champion Tony Gwynn, which was foreclosed last summer, is reportedly being occupied by a squatter.
“Green Book” director Peter Farrelly said he was sorry and embarrassed after a 20-year-old story resurfaced where he said he liked to flash his genitals as a joke.
