The Senate's $95 billion package with aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan is facing an uncertain future in the House after key Republican leaders criticized it.
Republican West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey sent a letter to Vice President Kamala Harris urging her to invoke the 25th Amendment against President Biden.
"Today" show host Al Roker lit into Mayor Eric Adams' administration for refusing to give a snow day to students and instead requiring remote learning.
Taylor Swift and Kanye West have had beef since the VMAs incident in 2009, and apparently, it led to Swift having West kicked out out of the Super Bowl.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were criticized online for quietly launching new Sussex website featuring their royal coat of arms insignias and titles.
"The View" co-host Sara Haines said Tuesday that it wasn't fair to tell voters to "close their eyes" on concerns about President Biden's age and vitality.
Armenia and Azerbaijan on Tuesday exchanged blows over a skirmish at their shared border, which is reported to have left at least four Armenian soldiers dead.
Dwayne Johnson appear to receive backlash after a report surfaced suggesting the wrestler-turned-Hollywood star, failed to live up to his pledge to financially support Maui.
President Biden was accused by Jewish state supporters of betraying Israel on Monday following a meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II at the White House.
At least three people, one of whom was 16, were killed by Senegalese security forces amid recent protests over the West African nation's delayed presidential election.
Former Collier County paramedic Sheri Rapisarda worked to help get the survivors out of the wreckage of the Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet on a highway in Naples, Florida.
Hallow saw its biggest download spike ever following its Super Bowl ad, which aired in 15 markets during the big game. The ad features Mark Wahlberg and Jonathan Roumie.
Descendants of the enslaved Black people who built St. Louis University, located in St. Louis, Missouri calculated that they were owed up to $74 billion in unpaid labor.
Here is a list of five top Democrats who have been floated as a potential replacement for President Biden as the party's presidential nominee should he decide to forego another run.