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A resourceful Rottweiler named Piper reunited with her family Tuesday shortly after walking into a Massachusetts fire station.

The famous chef is being honored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce’s Walk of Fame Class of 2019.

Lionel Messi and Argentina finally came alive at the World Cup.

Looks like Susan Sarandon wasn't about to pass up an opportunity to meet Queen Elizabeth II!

"Fixer Upper" stars Chip and Joana Gaines introduced several "pig" additions to the family Tuesday — just days after announcing the birth of their fifth child, a son named Crew.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence thanked Brazil on Tuesday for welcoming Venezuelans fleeing their country's collapse, while warning Central Americans running from violence in their homelands not to attempt to enter the United States illegally.

A 23-year-old Texas woman was arrested this week after she used a kitchen knife in an attempt to strangle her mother, the Lufkin Police Department said.

A funnel-like cloud filled the sky in Tennessee as a thunderstorm in the area came to a halt. Residents were stunned by the mysterious cloud formation, which some compared to a UFO.

Like many coal-fired plants across the country, the Navajo Generating Station in Arizona, which employs hundreds of workers, is at the brink of closure. But the Trump administration is vowing to save it – by possibly forcing nearby power companies to use its plant.

Tuesday’s 5-4 Supreme Court decision overturning a California law that required pro-life pregnancy centers to provide women with information about abortion is a victory for the First Amendment, for women seeking support during their pregnancies, and for the pregnancy centers.

Former child star Lindsay Lohan has ditched her Hollywood lifestyle for the sandy beaches of Myokenous. But during an interview for the New York Times, Lohan showed off an A-list attitude when she refused to do a photoshoot for the publication unless she was paid.

An unidentified knife-wielding man slashed an officer to death outside a police station in Japan Tuesday morning before grabbing and using his firearm to gun down a nearby elementary school security guard, officials say.

Scientists already knew that the lowest temperatures ever measured on Earth were on a frozen ice ridge in eastern Antarctica, near the South Pole. But they recently discovered that temperatures there can drop even lower than those previously measured.

A pregnant California woman allegedly had her boyfriend repeatedly punch her in the stomach in attempt to kill the baby last month, police said.

A 30-year-old woman emerged from a Florida state park before dawn Tuesday to say that she had been hiding from searchers for four days because she was paranoid.

American restaurants are employing robots to make up for a shortage of fast-food workers.

Two Detroit Tigers stars had much to celebrate Monday night despite losing 5-4 to the Oakland Athletics.

Wynonna Judd's daughter, Grace Pauline Kelley, has been sentenced to eight years in prison after violating probation in November.

Here’s everything you need to know about the free speech Supreme Court case National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra.

"The 18th Summer" has struck a chord of resonance with many.

Reality Winner, the former National Security Agency contractor accused of leaking classified information to journalists, pleaded guilty Tuesday as part of a deal with prosecutors.

NBA legend Oscar Robertson received the Lifetime Achievement Award on Monday night during the NBA Awards show in California and also used his platform to praise players for their social activism.

Taylor Swift has invited more famous friends to her "Reputation" world tour.

The Cartoon Network show “The Amazing World of Gumball” took a veiled shot at President Trump last week when one of the animated characters made a quip about the 1960s compared to today.

A man was reunited with his $127,000 prosthetic leg three days after he lost it while riding a jet ski on the Hudson River.