The judge in a civil lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell has decided to unseal a majority of the documents in the dispute, including a 2015 deposition from Jeffrey Epstein's former cohort that could provide insight into their extraordinary life of wealth, power and privilege.
The compact performance coupe is rising in value among car collectors.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert believes the measures that the league has taken to ensure the players are safe as they work toward their season have been effective.
President Trump in a Thursday tweet hit Joe Biden over the fact former President Obama didn't endorse him until after the Democratic presidential primary was effectively over, a message the president sent hours after the Biden campaign released a15-minute conversation between the former president-vice president duo.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio “cut out the heart and soul of the NYPD” since he was first elected, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said on Thursday.
The novel coronavirus has claimed the life of a young Florida girl, with her death now marking the youngest COVID-19-related fatality in the state to date, according to health officials.
A statue of Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army, was toppled overnight and broke into two pieces in Roanoke, Va., police said Thursday.
Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will be getting back in the ring this fall to take on Roy Jones Jr. in what will be his first professional fight in over 15 years.
Leaders from the National Association of Counties (NACo) on Thursday made an urgent call for "direct and flexible" federal funding to help the local governments deal with the economic impacts of the coronavirus crisis as Congress negotiates another relief package.
A week after progressive challenger Jamaal Bowman toppled longtime Rep. Eliot Engel in New York’s Democratic primary, Bowman is backing a fellow progressive challenging a 10-term Democratic congressman in St. Louis.
Our reality-TV president is staging political theater without regard to the Constitution or our laws.
Portland's City Council on Wednesday passed new policies that immediately ban all police bureau members from working with federal law enforcement and prevents them from intentionally arresting or using force on journalists and legal observers.
Brooks Nader is heating things up again.
The ancient Greeks didn't construct temples just for able-bodied people; this ancient society purposefully built ramps at some of its temples — especially at healing sanctuaries — so that people with disabilities could access the sites, a new study suggests.
President Trump showed once again Wednesday that he is the law-and-order president by announcing that he is sending 100 federal law enforcement officers to Chicago and additional officers to other cities to deal with an alarming increase in violent crime.
These triplet tots staged a coordinated raid on the family fridge — and Dad could barely keep up.
Any day is a good day for chili – if you’re Walt Disney, that is.
Tom Bergeron is “confident” he’ll quickly bounce back after being let go from “Dancing with the Stars,” one source is claiming.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, called out CNN’s Chris Cuomo for challenging the senator to give an interview on his show when the network only aired a fraction of a several-minute interview he gave CNN this week.