Comedian Kathy Griffin lashed out at White House aide Mercedes Schlapp and her husband Matt on Twitter Saturday, recounting a fiery encounter with the couple at a party following last month's White House Correspondents Dinner.
Officials ordered on Sunday more evacuations for residents on Hawaii’s Big Island after a new lava fissure threatened to send bright orange lava spewing onto major highways and roads.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning to get married on May 19.
The altercation reportedly took place at the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf on Friday.
The CBS show “Kevin Can Wait” has been canceled, with stars Kevin James and Leah Remini sharing messages on Instagram over the weekend, Deadline reports.
Two European bicyclists found dead in a ravine in southern Mexico were robbed and murdered, authorities say, despite earlier claims they plunged to their deaths in an accident.
Officials ordered on Sunday more evacuations for residents on Hawaii’s Big Island after a new lava fissure threatened to send bright orange lava spewing onto major highways and roads.
Jeffrey Mizel says he is still suffering nearly four years after his trip aboard the Celebrity Silhouette.
While White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders cherishes her role as a mother to three children 6 years and under, she doesn’t shy away from the fact that there are difficult motherhood days – similar to dealing with CNN’s Jim Acosta.
Former lightweight champion Vitor Belfort announced his retirement Saturday after losing to former champion Lyoto Machida at UFC 224.
The Chechnyan-born man who stabbed people on a Paris street was on an anti-terror watchlist of suspected extremists, Sky News reported Sunday.
The first lady is a trendsetter right down to her name.
The experience of two Native American teenagers pulled from a tour at Colorado State University has highlighted the complications that youth from tribal communities often must navigate in mainstream settings, such as college campuses.
Justin Timberlake's viral video has been turned into a pre-packaged reality.
The three Americans who were freed from detention in North Korea last week were reunited with their family days after being welcomed back to the states by President Trump and first lady Melania Trump, the Pentagon announced Sunday.
This Sunday, as we all pause to honor the mothers in our lives, I have words of advice for men observing the day with the mother of their children: do more.
While President Trump last week pulled the United States out of the Iran deal, the country’s embattled President Hassan Rouhani announced Sunday that Tehran may remain in the 2015 agreement providing European partners commit to protecting their financial interests.
A Utah judge has held a hearing in the case of a 17-year-old teen arrested in an ISIS-inspired attempt to blow up a school.
A Salmonella outbreak linked to a massive egg recall expanded last week when 12 more people reported contracting the foodborne illness after eating the popular breakfast food item.
An Ohio deputy conducting a traffic stop Saturday evening was shot as a driver attempted to flee the scene before crashing his pickup truck into a pole, authorities said.
A woman was stabbed to death at a Connecticut home Saturday afternoon, police said.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jung Un’s vow to destroy his country’s nuclear-testing site “a good first step” toward a summit agreement between Kim and President Trump but repeated that both sides will have to take unprecedented steps.
Suicide bombers made up of a family of six — including children and teens — rode in on motorcycles and attacked three churches in Indonesia during Sunday Mass, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens more, police and media reports said.
Robocalls are the worst. That phony voice. The unstoppable message. At least you can get sassy with a telemarketer. Some robocalls are so convincing that you think you’re talking with an actual person, and they’re even programmed to respond to your voice.
The Russians attacked Illinois and now authorities vow to protect the state.