Fox News host Sean Hannity says the only things Hunter Biden can remember is that his father was not there when he was making business deals on "Hannity."
Amid the current measles outbreak in Florida, some doctors are warning that those who got vaccinated in the 70s or 80s may not be fully protected today.
Jamie Komoroski spent less than a year in jail after she allegedly killed a bride in a DUI crash while she was driving twice the legal speed last year.
The Intercept reported on a tense meeting that took place between CNN's top brass and journalists at the network's London bureau including veteran anchor Christiane Amanpour.
"The Ingraham Angle" host Laura Ingraham reacts to federal judge Aileen Cannon pushing back on Special Counsel Jack Smith's July trial date in the classified documents case against former President Trump.
The Phnom Penh Post, which evolved into a bilingual institution, publishing in both Khmer and English daily, has announced it will cease its print operations.
The charges against Virgilio Aguilar Mendez, the 19-year-old illegal migrant accused of causing the death of a Florida sheriff's office sergeant has had his charges dropped.
Dutch armed forces have been deployed to the Caribbean island territory of Bonaire, with Amsterdam intent on cleaning oil from beaches impacted by a spill hundreds of miles away.
A Tennessee man has been sentenced to jailtime and issued a lifetime hunting ban over the illegal poaching of 15 deer and threats he made to a landowner whose property he hunted on.
The family of 70-year-old Daryl Vance, who died after being punched by former Detroit police officer Juwan Brown, is suing the officer and the city for $50 million.
Britt Reid, the son of longtime Chiefs coach Andy Reid, previously pleaded guilty to a felony charge of driving while intoxicated. He was sentenced to three years in prison.
Bethany Joy Lenz announced her new memoir, "Dinner for Vampires," which focuses on the actress's life, including her experience as part of a cult for 10 years.
Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee's Atlanta courtroom has been the scene of some unbelievable testimony from prosecutors Fani Willis and Nathan Wade over the past few weeks.