When it comes to providing for those in need, Bethenny Frankel knows how to get the job done. The former "Real Housewives of New York" star has championed global relief efforts through her BStrong organization, which aims to provide real-time emergency assistance to people in crisis.
Here's how the House of Representatives steamrolled delay tactics by one GOP representative to pass the Senate coronavirus stimulus package.
Fox Business anchor Chris Wallace appeared on “America’s Newsroom” Friday ahead of the House vote on the coronavirus relief package to call Rep. Thomas Massie’s objection to the bill for the sake of Congress conducting parliamentary “niceties” and a quorum count.
Tight end Eric Ebron played his way out of Indianapolis last season.
“Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek gave fans a thrill during a recent episode when he recited the lyrics to Lizzo’s smash hit song “Truth Hurts” as part of a clue during the game.
When the coronavirus first started to spread from its origins in China earlier this year, the widely-preached consensus was that it did not infect – or at least did not gravely harm – children and young adults.
The final survivor of the transatlantic slave trade has been identified after painstaking research.
Just because schools are closed doesn’t mean academic achievements go unnoticed.
As coronavirus continues to spread, animal experts fear that the nation will see an uptick in surrendered animals. If left unaddressed, shelters across the U.S. could be at risk of severe overcrowding.
Demand for a rent strike increases as unemployment continues to rise across the country.
Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson filed a lawsuit against Amazon on Wednesday, claiming the retail conglomerate is selling unlicensed merchandise using his trademarks, name, image and likeness.
Here's a selection of some of the most poignant images in the past seven days, as the coronavirus pandemic continued to ravage the world.
Among the many provisions in the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package that appear to have little to do with the immediate crisis at home is a nearly $11 billion pot of money for three international development groups.
The father of Louisville wide receiver Corey Reed Jr. died Wednesday from complications of the coronavirus, the team announced.
“Be thankful for what you have."
The challenge today is how we blend the best of public health with the best of economic growth, so we can have an America that is both healthy and prosperous.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar joined the "Fox News Rundown" podcast Friday to update the public on the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic.
A state governor in Mexico sparked outrage Wednesday when he said poor people are immune to the coronavirus.
Jimmy "The Toy Cannon" Wynn, a legendary Houston Astros outfielder known for having tremendous power at just 160 pounds, has died on Thursday. He was 78.
Japan withdraws from the League of Nations, "Forrest Gump" wins six Academy Awards and more.
Coronavirus was something that happened to other people, a 21-year-old Nashville, Tenn., woman said online recently. Two days later Ireland Tate learned she was wrong, after testing positive for the virus.
William McSwain, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, has criticized Philadelphia officials who McSwain said are loosening criminal justice policies in the name of preventing the spread of the coronavirus.
Tucker Carlson spent part of his show Thursday ripping hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, who made billions off of the current coronavirus crisis after warning in a nationally televised interview that America would "end as we know it" unless the Trump administration shut down the country.
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel described the chaos brought to New York City hospitals by the coronavirus pandemic as "disturbing," emphasizing the disproportionately high infection rate among health care workers.
Tucker Carlson focused the top of his Thursday show on New York City's battle with the coronavirus, ripping city officials for increasing the "risk" for citizens and not taking the outbreak seriously in its early stages.