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It wasn't just Jason Kelce trying to fight emotions during his retirement speech on Monday, but Travis Kelce was having a hard time as well.

Keith Urban's song "Somebody Like You" was used in the film "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," and the singer is sharing why he has regrets about the experience.

Nepal's two largest communist parties formed a coalition government Monday, partnering with smaller parties to keep Maoist Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal in office.

Rep. Jim Banks is calling on President Biden to say deceased college student Laken Riley's name during his State of the Union address Thursday.

A U.S. appeals court has reversed a judge's decision to stop a Texas law from going into effect that would let police arrest and jail illegal immigrants.

New College of Florida's board of trustee member Mark Bauerlein responded to a professors union sanctioning the Florida institution for promoting an ideological agenda.

A community of "long COVID" activists has planned a march in Washington, D.C., to protest a recent announcement from the CDC. One of the organizers speaks to Fox News Digital about the event.

"American Idol" judge Luke Bryan tried out a vitamin treatment during last night's episode of the show, at the behest of his co-judge, Katy Perry.

An 11-year-old girl suffered non-life-threatening injuries when she was bitten on her left foot by what appeared to be a shark, according to local reports.

Kate Middleton was spotted on a drive with her mother Carole near Windsor Castle, marking the first time the royal has been seen in public since December.

Jewish students from across the U.S. say that it is "open season for Jews on our campuses" as antisemitic incidents skyrocket at colleges of all types.

The Maryland House and Senate are both advancing bills designed to improve the juvenile justice system in response to an increase in crimes like auto theft and handgun violations.

Chinese investors and Asian criminal organizations may be taking over the illicit marijuana trade in the U.S., sparking calls for stronger crackdowns across the country.

Authorities are searching for the person responsible for shooting and killing a United States Postal Service mail carrier in Warren, Ohio.

A years long legal dispute surrounding a piece of national forest in Arizona continues. Native Americans consider it sacred, and a mining group wants the copper beneath it.

The KY House passed a bill that would set standards for student conduct aboard school buses and consequences for violations thereof after bus drivers organized a sickout.

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce announced his retirement from the NFL after 13 seasons in the league. He was a Super Bowl champ, seven-time Pro Bowler and six-time All-Pro.

The co-hosts of ABC's "The View" conceded Monday that the Supreme Court made the right decision in unanimously ruling Trump shouldn't be off Colorado's ballot.

Joe Kilman, the father of slain Campbellsville University wrestler and theology major Josiah Kilman, urged his son's grieving classmates to "choose forgiveness" last Wednesday.

United States citizens have been told to leave Haiti, and travelers have been told not to go to the Caribbean country following jail breaks and violence.