Lainey Wilson spoke in front of the House Judiciary Committee Republicans on Friday asking for artists to have a "choice" when it comes to AI platforms using musicians' voices.
A former WWE employee filed a lawsuit which raised sexual assault allegations. Vince McMahon has resigned from the TKO Group's board, WWE’s parent company.
Today's cancel culture has crushed our ability to coexist politically by creating division in areas that used to provide us with common culture.
An attorney from Texas is offering a $10 thousand reward for any information on the men who robbed her son and his friends around Oakland, California earlier this week.
Rich Paul, the agent for LeBron James, shut down trade speculation regarding his client on Friday, saying that James is not asking for a trade from the Lakers.
Los Angeles Chargers new head coach Jim Harbaugh has big plans for the year ahead, and that includes possibly camping out in a trailer park for a period of time.
"Charles in Charge" star Nicole Eggert shared a health update on her breast cancer battle. The actress confessed she regrets getting implants at a young age.
The aunt of a 9-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by Craig Ross Jr. said she was "in the presence of evil" in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Sen. Lindsey Graham is demanding answers from the DOJ and DHS on the agencies’ actions on the illegal migrants who were freed without bail after a "brazen attack" on New York City police officers.
Jeremy Renner says he is "excited" for death following his traumatic snowplow accident on January 1, 2023. The Marvel star revealed he's "never" been afraid of dying, in a new interview.
An article from the American Psychological Association suggested that hiring the most qualified candidate for a job could be unfair based on a recent study.
Fox Sports personalities Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson weighed in on the outrage over Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's relationship taking over the NFL.
A Maryland woman has found $2 million worth of items while dumpster diving over the last 20 years — including Dyson hairdryers, robot vacuums, kids' toys and more.
GOP presidential candidates Nikki Haley and former President Trump both argue that they'd be the stronger 2024 Republican nominee to take on President Biden in November's general election
Kat Von D was sued for copyright infringement in 2021, but a jury unanimously declared the celebrity tattoo artist didn't violate copyright law on Jan. 26.
Vibrations found in Georgia's newest nuclear reactor will delay the start date for when the unit starts generating power, making the project much more expensive.
President Joe Biden will take part in the dignified transfer of the remains of three troops killed in the Iran-backed militia attack in Jordan last weekend.
Embattled Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has until the end of the day on Friday to respond to allegations of an “improper" relationship she had with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.
A car plunged into Norwegian waters on Thursday, prompting a rescue operation. Patrons aboard a floating sauna, wearing only towels, quickly responded to save the occupants.
Nineteen burros were found shot to death along a stretch if Interstate 15 in 2019. Investigators have new leads on the type of weapon used, as well as possible involved vehicles.
In northwest England, the identities two 16-year-old convicted killers of transgender teenager Brianna Ghey were revealed in court after a judge lifted reporting restrictions.
A man fell to his death at the Tate Modern art gallery in London on Friday morning, police say. The gallery has announced its closure for the remainder of the day.
Pennsylvania state courts are now required to allow those on probation to continue taking medication for opioid withdrawal as a result of a Justice Department settlement.
New York City migrant arrested after he exchanged words with passing officers and appeared to play a recent attack on a pair of cops on his phone for other men.
Diego Barajas Medina, the man found dead and heavily armed in the bathroom of a Colorado amusement park, researched mass shootings before taking his own life, police say.