M. Emmet Walsh died of cardiac arrest Tuesday in Vermont. The veteran character actor from New York, who starred in "Blood Simple" and "The Jerk," was 88.
As Saquon Barkley traveled to Philadelphia to sign his new, three-year deal with the Eagles, he recalled the moment he told his 5-year-old daughter, Jada, and her hilarious response.
Former Hunter Biden business associates testified publicly Wednesday as the GOP pushed forward with its impeachment inquiry against President Biden, leading to several tense moments.
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The Georgia House voted Wednesday in favor of a new bill, backed by Gov. Brian Kemp, which may make it harder for employees at companies receiving state economic incentives to unionize
Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed legislation called the Let Them Grow Act, restricting hormone and gender-transition prescriptions for minors.
The Biden administration is warning state leaders of potential cyber attacks against drinking water and wastewater systems across the country, conducted by Iran and China.
A New York City woman is giving up on dating after feeling dread from her previous relationships. She said she's going "boy sober" and has never been happier.
Before landing movie roles in blockbuster films, Amanda Seyfried had a lot of guest appearances and small roles in television shows, like "All My Children."
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Los Angeles are struggling against "sanctuary" policies that leave their detainers requests being ignored in many cases.
The Georgia state Senate heard from Laken Riley's father, Jason Riley, on Wednesday as lawmakers remembered the Augusta University student who was murdered on Feb. 22.
Michigan State longtime men's basketball coach Tom Izzo told reporters before his team's First Round matchup in the NCAA Tournament that smaller schools shouldn't always get auto bids.
Gangs instigated new attacks in the Port-au-Prince suburbs Wednesday, with reports of at least five bodies in and around the area; residents pleaded for help with local radio stations.
A new satire film where a character calls White people "the most dangerous animal" on Earth bombed at the box office in its opening wide-release weekend.