Wilson Roosevelt Jerman, a former White House butler who served 11 presidents in various roles across seven decades, has died. He was 91.
Coco Austin and her daughter Chanel enjoyed some mommy & me time while posing for a photoshoot by the family pool.
Yellowstone National Park partially reopened Monday, weeks after its March 24th closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Joe Biden took an indirect shot at President Trump on Wednesday as he delivered Columbia Law School’s virtual commencement address, arguing that those in charge are “abusing their powers.”
A House Democratic primary debate between Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and former CNBC host Michelle Caruso-Cabrera became heated Monday when Caruso-Cabrera confronted the incumbent over what she described as misplaced priorities during the coronavirus pandemic.
The owner of a dam in Michigan that failed to hold back floodwaters on Tuesday had its license revoked by federal regulators in 2018 over numerous violations and concerns about withstanding a significant flood, according to federal records.
Medications used to treat type-2 diabetes could be effective in stopping the spread of the COVID-19 virus in people with diabetes, a new study reveals.
The Oakland Athletics have failed to pay $1.2 million in rent for the RingCentral Coliseum because of their inability to “generate revenue,” reports say.
President Trump’s re-election is not as secure as Republicans would like. In certain swing states, Trump is trailing Biden by single digit points, but trailing none the least.
A new study suggests that intermittent lockdowns followed by periods of easing could be an "effective strategy for reducing the number of COVID-19-related deaths."
Carmelo Anthony said Monday he could empathize with Dennis Rodman after “The Last Dance” revealed that “The Worm” took a mini-sabbatical in the middle of the season.
New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker, who is charged last week in connection to a Florida armed robbery, was playing video games when the crime occurred, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Floodwaters in central Michigan broke records early Tuesday and threatened to rise even higher after catastrophic dam failures forced about 10,000 people to evacuate.
Shut down by storm.
James Woods took a jab at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. On Twitter Tuesday following negative comments she made about President Donald Trump.
The 2021 Oscars may be postponed, according to a report.
President Trump is threatening to withhold federal funding from Michigan over its decision to issue applications for mail-in absentee ballots to all voters ahead of November's presidential election, claiming the move was "done illegally" and will lead to voter fraud.
Three New Jersey business owners are working together to try to convince Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy they are ready to reopen their doors amid the coronavirus pandemic.
For over 60 years, May 20 – the original Cuban Independence Day – has served as a reminder of what was lost in Cuba: liberties that many paid the ultimate sacrifice trying to regain. To this day, the Cuban people remain censored and abused by their own government, while much of the world tragically turns a blind eye.
Hailey Baldwin is opening up about coming to terms with her past.
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, said Tuesday that his office would appeal a federal court’s preliminary injunction that allows all registered voters in the state to apply to vote by mail while the country fights the coronavirus pandemic.
Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. took the mainstream media to task on "The Ingraham Angle" Tuesday after he received heavy criticism for keeping the Lynchburg, Va. campus open in March, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron announced an initiative Monday that would aid the European Union (EU) as it works to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Senate Armed Services Committee member Tom Cotton, R-Ark., joined "Hannity" Tuesday to discuss his proposed legislation that would prevent the federal government from sending taxpayer-funded stimulus dollars to states or cities that issue payments to people in the U.S. illegally.