Philadelphia Police confirmed to Fox News Digital that a sanitation worker found the body of a young child stuffed into a duffel bag. The body was severely decomposed, police said.
During Supreme Court arguments challenging the Biden admin's alleged coordination with Big Tech, one justice's comments about the government’s relationship with the constitution raised eyebrows.
Kim Mulkey, the LSU Tigers women's basketball head coach, had a hilarious exchange with an umpire after throwing out the first pitch of the Savannah Bananas game.
Commander Thomas P. Stafford of the Apollo 10 space mission, who also oversaw a dress rehearsal flight for the Apollo 11 moon landing, died Monday. He was 93.
President Biden took some shots at the press as well as Donald Trump on Saturday during the Gridiron dinner and joked the former president is "too old" and mentally unfit.
Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter Tallulah revealed she'd been diagnosed with autism in an Instagram post Friday. The 30-year-old received the diagnosis over the summer.
Hunter Biden’s business partner Eric Schwerin told congressional investigators that he communicated with then-Vice President Joe Biden via a private e-mail alias.
The immigration crisis has created deep implications at the border and across the U.S. It's quickly become a top issue in the 2024 presidential election.
At 92 years old, William Shatner is opening up about his biggest regret. He took responsibility for "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" flopping with critics, as he starred and directed.
The Metro Nashville Police Department said that the bank card of missing college senior Riley Strain was found Sunday afternoon as the search for him continues.
Former President Donald Trump made the case for Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno on Saturday and suggested that he's the candidate to best move his agenda forward.
The Republican-controlled Kentucky House voted to end funding for diversity, equity and inclusion offices at publicly funded universities in the state.
The Georgia House of Representatives voted 172-0 in favor of Senate Bill 426 on Monday, which would limit the ability to sue insurance companies over trucking accidents.