The FBI is set to release details about the arrest of a California man in an explosion that killed his ex-girlfriend and injured two others last year.
Are voters no longer feeling the Bern?
The opposition-research screed produced by the Clinton campaign spun old facts - it did not give us new ones.
A deadly measles epidemic has infected almost 15,000 people in the Philippines, according to officials.
A veteran special effects crewmember is being treated after being electrocuted on the set of Mr. Mercedes, the AT&T Audience Network TV series.
The Latest on the arrest of a California man for an explosion that killed his ex-girlfriend and injured two others last year (all times local): 10:12 a.m.
America is talking about strokes because famed “Beverly Hills 90210” actor Luke Perry died Monday of a massive stroke.
"Riverdale" has shut down production for the day following the tragic news of Luke Perry's death, Fox News has learned.
Prosecutors say a man has tried to enlist the power of voodoo against the judge in his North Carolina murder trial.
Former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker has left the Justice Department, a spokesperson confirmed.
Gisele Bundchen is heating up her latest photoshoot.
Fries or sticks?
WWE star Paige slammed an Evening Standard film critic last week for body-shaming actress Florence Pugh, who plays the popular wrestler in the film, “Fighting with My Family,” saying was appalled by a negative remark that referred to the actress’ thighs as “chunky.”
For 50 years, from Hanoi to Syria, our enemies have sought to prove that wrong. They lose. Every single time.
Colorado recently passed a measure that, similar to those of several other states, would tie their state’s electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote. New Mexico is now in the midst of the same, joining the currently 11 states and the District of Columbia, accounting for a total of 172 electoral votes, that have adopted the “National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.”
Bethenny Frankel is putting her Bravo duties on hold for the time being.
Three House Democratic committee chairman on Monday demanded interviews with the translators who witnessed any of President Trump's communications with Russian president Vladimir Putin since Inauguration Day, as part of a sweeping series of records requests into the White House.
