Kathy Griffin’s neighbor, Jeffrey Mezger, who just came under fire for a verbal tirade against the comedian, has filed paperwork to receive a restraining order against Griffin and her boyfriend, claiming the couple uses their home security cameras to spy on him and his family.
Iowa State QB Park takes leave from team for medical reasons
President Trump boasted Saturday on Twitter about small-dollar donations from his supporter is helping the Republican National Committee break fundraising records and that frequent detractor The Washington has taken notice.
A vehicle rammed into pedestrians outside the Natural History Museum in London on Saturday, injuring several people, police say.
President Trump acknowledged that he indeed phoned Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer earlier this week about a possible bipartisan health care bill – an apparent sign that he remains frustrated with the GOP’s inability to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
A Massachusetts museum dedicated to Dr. Seuss says it will replace a mural featuring a Chinese character from one of his books after three authors said they would boycott an event due to the "jarring racial stereotype."
There was little fanfare accompanying the opening of a new $3.9 billion bridge spanning the Hudson River north of New York City, as it also signaled the closing of the Tappan Zee Bridge.
Pennsylvania police launched an investigation after a racially charged letter was sent to a day center serving 130 children.
Harvey Weinstein should go sign up for the dating website OkCupid and make sure he gets that pink ribbon on his profile, branding him a feminist and supporter of Planned Parenthood. The media mogul is the ultimate bro-choicer, an adoring donor to the Democratic Party, defended by some of the left’s most powerful women.
Alice McBrearty, 23, was sentenced to 16 months in jail for having “a full-blown sexual relationship” with a 15-year-old student who was in her class when she taught at an east London school.
Turkey's foreign minister says his country hopes to be able to patch up its strained relations with Germany.
Egypt has welcomed a U.S. decision to lift sanctions on Sudan despite Cairo's tense ties with Khartoum over a border dispute.
The nation’s top immigration told California Friday that the agency has “no choice” but to arrest immigrants who are in the country illegally in the state’s neighborhoods and worksites despite newly signed legislation making California sanctuary state.
Norwegian authorities say they won't try to provoke a landslide by pumping water onto a mountain where a major shift in the rock has been occurring.
Three men have been handed preliminary terror-linked charges in the failed attack at a residential building in an upscale Paris neighborhood with gas canisters that failed to ignite.
Thousands of Spaniards hit the streets Saturday morning rallying against Catalonia’s independence push as one of the region’s leaders called for a “cease-fire.”
The Vatican says that leaders of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference have traveled to Rome to discuss "the restoration of trust" amid a sex abuse scandal involving Australian cardinal George Pell, a top adviser to the pope.
Egyptian civil rights groups are urging UNESCO to reject the candidacy of Egypt's nominee to head the agency, alleging she is complicit in state attacks on the values for which the U.N. agency stands.
Libyan authorities have recovered the bodies of 21 Coptic Christian workers, mostly Egyptians, beheaded in 2015 by the Islamic State group in the coastal city of Sirte.
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The vice president of a new political party in Cyprus says Russian Cypriots who inspired the creation of the movement want to mold the country into a progressive European nation.
Supporters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny are rallying across Russia demanding that authorities allow him to run for president.
Police in Denmark said Saturday that divers have found the head, legs and clothes of Swedish journalist Kim Wall, who was killed after boarding an inventor’s submarine.
Turkey's president has announced the country is conducting a "serious" operation against extremist groups in Syria's northwestern Idlib province with Turkey-backed rebels.
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