Michael J. Fox is recovering and 'feeling great' following spinal surgery
"Back to the Future" star Michael J. Fox is said to be doing well after undergoing spinal surgery.
"Back to the Future" star Michael J. Fox is said to be doing well after undergoing spinal surgery.
A couple who recently moved from Switzerland to Utah planned a murder-suicide that left their family of four dead, buying sleeping pills and researching shootings, according to a police report on the investigation into the deaths that was released this week.
President Trump's recent missile attack in Syria reignites Washington debate on executive, congressional authority regarding U.S. war powers.
President Trump on Saturday criticized The New York Times for stories that he says attempt to “destroy” personal lawyer Michael Cohen and suggested he will betray Trump to avoid prison -- particularly singling out reporter Maggie Haberman, who the president called “third rate” and a Hillary Clinton “flunkie.”
“Smallville” star Allison Mack pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and charges that she helped recruit women in NXIVM.
Meredith Grey is staying put at Grey Sloan for another year.
The second weekend of Coachella is already full of surprises!
President Trump on Saturday criticized The New York Times for stories that he says attempt to “destroy” personal lawyer Michael Cohen and suggested he will betray Trump to avoid prison -- particularly singling out reporter Maggie Haberman, who the president called “third rate” and a Hillary Clinton “flunkie.”
Deputy Jimmy Long of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office was hailed a hero after he immediately jumped into action and detained the suspected gunman of a school shooting Friday that injured one student.
Three weeks after Jenna Dewan Tatum and Channing Tatum announced their separation, the actress has dropped her estranged husband’s last name on social media.
Body camera footage from two police officers showed they never got out of the cruiser to check on Kyle Plush who died last week after being crushed by a minivan seat.
Carrie Underwood is finally embracing her scars and showing off her face.
Queen Elizabeth II is marking her 92nd birthday with a star-studded concert in London.
For Blake Waldrop, protecting law enforcement isn’t just a job – it’s a mission borne out of personal tragedy. The founder of RMA Armament, maker of bullet-proof vests, lost a friend in Iraq in 2005. Since then, the goal of the former Marine and police officer was to make a product better than those on the market.
Cyber-security is much like driving a car: one accident can change everything, sending ripples of misfortune through every aspect of your life. Protecting your devices may seem excessive, even silly. Do you really need two-factor identification? Aren’t all those complicated passwords just a little annoying? Isn’t public Wi-Fi use acceptable in small doses?
An invitation-only private funeral service wil be held Saturday in Houston for the late former first lady Barbara Bush, with first lady Melania Trump and former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama and their wives expected among some 1,500 guests.
Gov. Phil Murphy of New Jersey responded this week after Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas tried to lure the Garden State’s residents and businesses down South with a promise of lower taxes.
A new church in South Africa celebrates drinking alcohol and holds enthusiastic, whiskey-fueled services in bars.
A video posted online this week includes profanity-laced clips from past interviews and speeches by embattled, Bush-bashing Fresno State professor Randa Jarrar, in which she says supporters of President Donald Trump are "just f---ing stupid."
Last November, Carrie Underwood was walking her dog, tripped and fell, leaving her with a broken wrist and a gash in her face that required 50 stitches.
To say that Christians and Christianity are under a withering and brutal attack in certain areas of the world would be an understatement.
More than 350 pounds of dynamite stolen from a work site in Lancaster County, Pa., last weekend has been recovered, authorities said.
A former juvenile justice department employee from Texas was sentenced Friday to 50 years in prison after being convicted of stealing $1.2 million in fajitas with county funds.
A planned white nationalist rally and counter-protests set to kick off near Atlanta on Saturday have the community concerned -- even though officials have prepared additional security measures.
The president said the new lawsuit provides a golden opportunity to “counter” with "Wasserman Schultz” and “Pakistani mystery man” and “Clinton emails.”