Kate Middleton has been working from home on a special project as she recovers from an unknown surgery. The Princess of Wales' absence has sparked speculation on her whereabouts.
The Senate voted in favor of a bipartisan resolution Thursday blocking the Department of Agriculture's action lifting the ban on Paraguayan beef imports.
Congressional lawmakers weigh in on where Hunter Biden was before and after his anticipated absence at a House hearing regarding allegations of influence peddling in the Biden family.
A new Texas-style bill making a deported immigrant's illegal re-entry into the country a state crime is heading to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' desk for signature.
Gavin Rossdale opened up about how his divorce from Gwen Stefani has impacted their three children. The British musician noted "My clearest, simplest shame" over the divorce.
Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital successfully transplanted a pig kidney into a human patient, the hospital announced on Thursday. Here are details of the surgery.
The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves with an interesting quarterback room, which one NFL executive said might not be Russell Wilson's following training camp.
Brooke Shields says that growing up, her beauty was "a burden and a responsibility." Now, the "Pretty Baby" actress feels a sense of "freedom" when she speaks about beauty.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Arab diplomats gathered in Cairo Thursday to discuss post-conflict plans for Gaza, as U.S. relations with Israel have soured over Israel's war against Hamas.
University of Kentucky men’s basketball John Calipari recalled his "blue-collar" roots in a press conference ahead of the Wildcats' First Round matchup on Thursday.
The USS New Jersey has set sail for Philadelphia from nearby Camden, where it has been docked since 2000, and is set to undergo two months' worth of maintenance work.
Gregg Jarrett joined "FOX & Friends" to discuss statements made by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., while questioning former Hunter Biden associate Tony Bobulinski.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have lost limbs because of the war. Some worry that number could rise without additional U.S. aid held up in Congress.