The despicable case of Catherine Herridge and her sources
Media giants are paring back to save money these days, but CBS's decision to let widely admired Catherine Herridge go surprised those who admire her work.
Media giants are paring back to save money these days, but CBS's decision to let widely admired Catherine Herridge go surprised those who admire her work.
The fun never sets in the Atlanta courtroom of Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee. That is the red-hot scene of the adults-only reality TV hit called The Real Prosecutors of Fulton County.
Not since Benjamin Franklin invented electricity with his key and kite has any political figure accomplished more when it comes to exploring new depths of the murky unknown.
In the modern socio-political landscape, a new breed of leftwing activism anchors itself to the extremes.
Here I am, 150 days later, one of the lucky ones who has only had to endure the destruction of everything I knew and loved, the uncertainty over the fates of people who are dear to me, and the horror of mourning so many who I have lost. "Lucky" is a funny word to describe it.
Leading up to Super Tuesday, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is the subject of increasing conjecture regarding a potential third-party presidential bid.
Dozens of business trade groups have called on D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the D.C. Council to crack down on violent crimes committed by repeat offenders in the nation's capital.
Through one of the most tumultuous periods in Oscar history, through flub and slap, Jimmy Kimmel has emerged as the steadying hand and abiding face of the Academy Awards.
In hindsight, 2018 was as good as it got for Evgeny Kuznetsov. Off the ice, the challenges were too great for the Capitals star, whose time in Washington now seems to have come to an ignominious end after the team last week placed him on waivers.
Every American who owns a share of stock is having their right to privacy violated by the administrative state's latest scheme: A nationwide surveillance system called the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT).
Jason Kelce has retired after 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Things are looking up for the GOP around the country.
It's almost Super Tuesday when voters in 16 states and one territory will cast their ballots in the 2024 presidential primaries.
The San Francisco Giants have a new manager who is changing the national anthem policy for players. At Spring Training, manager Bob Melvin said he's requiring players to stand on the field during the anthem.
Former President Donald Trump celebrated the Supreme Court's ruling Monday keeping him on state ballots, saying the justices worked "brilliantly" to shut down a host of legal challenges calling him unqualified to run because of his behavior surrounding the 2020 election.
Ten Republican senators have called on the Biden administration to censure Iran at the next International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors meeting.
A federal judge on Monday rejected U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez's claims that search warrants that led to corruption charges and the discovery of gold bars and cash at his New Jersey home were unconstitutional.
A Massachusetts Air National Guardsman accused of putting hundreds of highly classified Pentagon documents online in part to impress his gamer friends pleaded guilty Monday in exchange for a likely sentence of 16 years in prison.
The U.N. human rights chief called Monday for a quick end to the "repression of independent voices" in Russia and expressed concerns about the "persecution" of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died in prison last month.
French lawmakers approved a bill that will enshrine a woman's right to an abortion in the French Constitution during a historic joint session of parliament in at the Palace of Versailles on Monday.
The Church of England should create a fund of $1.27 billion to address its historic links to slavery, an advisory panel said Monday. That's 10 times the amount the church previously set aside.
The conservative group Americans for Prosperity has launched a website that focuses on "Bidenomics" and how President Biden's policies hurt families.
More than 10,000 athletes have accepted an offer from EA Sports to have their likeness featured in its upcoming college football video game, the developer announced Monday.
The European Union's top antitrust enforcer fined Apple nearly $2 billion on Monday saying the American tech giant restricted customer access to information on competitors to benefit the company's own music streaming services.
Evidence has emerged that screen time stunts toddlers' verbal development.