Because of current world events and turmoil, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' "Doomsday Clock" on Tuesday remains close to midnight, signaling a dangerous potential risk of global catastrophe.
A Jewish congregation in New York teamed up with a Brooklyn bakery to attempt to break a Guinness World Record with a 35-foot, 2-inch challah bread.
"Will & Harper," which screened Tuesday at the Sundance Film Festival, follows Will Ferrell and Harper Steele on a road trip after Harper's transition, and uses humor to open further conversations.
Georgia Bulldogs mascot Uga X, an English bulldog also known as Que, has died, the school announced Tuesday. He was 10.
People newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes can manage blood glucose levels without drugs if they lose weight. Yet, few patients stay in remission through weight loss alone over the long term.
K-pop group Twice released a new teaser for its forthcoming EP, "With You-th."
The FTC ordered TurboTax owner Intuit to cease marketing the tax filing software as free unless it is free for all consumers or Intuit clearly shows the percentage of taxpayers who qualify for the free service.
The FTC ordered TurboTax owner Intuit Inc. to cease marketing the tax filing software as free unless it is free for all consumers or Intuit clearly shows the percentage of taxpayers who qualify for the free service.
A Rhode Island animal shelter is offering jilted lovers and ex-friends the opportunity to have the target of their scorn's name buried in kitty litter for Valentine's Day.
New Zealand crime comedy-drama "Far North" will start streaming in February on Sundance Now and AMC+.
Dollars are flying into an upstate New York cat rescue shelter, as football fans continue to console Tyler Bass after he missed a crucial field goal, which led to the Buffalo Bills' exit from the NFL playoffs.
Dating reality series "Love is Blind" will return for a sixth season on Netflix in February.
A survey of plumbers found some of the most unusual items removed from pipes in Britain include a two-man tent, Lego toys and another pipe.
The NBA suspended Cleveland Cavaliers forward Tristan Thompson for 25 games for violating its anti-drug program, the league announced Tuesday.
Starting on Wednesday, Chrissy Teigen and David Chang are inviting viewers to skip the line at must-try restaurants in Los Angeles with their new show "Chrissy & Dave Dine Out."
Amazon-France fined €32 million for worker surveillance violations
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Tuesday he has invited Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to Hungary to talk about its NATO membership.
Nintendo released a gameplay trailer for "Princess Peach: Showtime!" featuring ninja and cowgirl versions of Peach.
Oscar-winning actor Colin Firth has signed on to star in Peacock and Sky Original's five-part limited series, "Lockerbie."
Animal rescuers and police in Connecticut were called to a West Hartford home to round up an unusual breaking and entering suspect: an owl.
Brian Johnson was fired as offensive coordinator of the Philadelphia Eagles, joining several other assistant coaches who won't return as a result of the teams late-season struggles and early playoff exit.
The Charlotte Hornets agreed to trade guard Terry Rozier to the Miami Heat in exchange for guard Kyle Lowry and a first-round draft pick, a league source told UPI on Tuesday morning.
"Avatar: The Last Airbender," a live-action adaptation of the animated Nickelodeon series, is coming to Netflix.
The Killers will perform "Hot Fuss" at a Las Vegas residency show celebrating the album's 20th anniversary.
Dakota Johnson discussed her Marvel film "Madame Web" on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon."
