"The Bachelorette" alum DeAnna Pappas was arrested for battery against her ex-husband, Stephen Stagliano, in February. The former couple settled their divorce in June after 11 years of marriage.
A judge has declared a mistrial after a jury came back with a split decision in the case against an Orange County judge accused of shooting and killing his wife following an argument in 2023.
The hometown Virginia sheriff of missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki said that it is "too early" to rule her disappearance as a drowning.
Oregon's governor signed a proclamation to declare March 10, "Abortion Provider Appreciation Day," to affirm her administration's commitment to provide access to abortion care in the state.
The Harvard Crimson reported on Monday that Radcliffe Institute librarian Jonathan S. Tuttle was no longer employed by the university after an investigation.
Emily Osment has filed for divorce from Jack Anthony Farina five months after the couple said "I do" on Oct. 12. Their legal date of separation was Dec. 7, according to the Associated Press.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. met with food industry leaders and the Consumer Brands Association on Monday, with the goal of advancing food safety in America.
ICE executed an operation in Houston that resulted in the arrest of 646 illegal aliens who were convicted of or charged with serious criminal offenses.
The New York Yankees' worst fears came true, as they announced Gerrit Cole will undergo Tommy John surgery on Tuesday to repair a torn UCL, rendering him out for the entire 2025 season.
Paris Jackson clapped back at online haters who slammed her sheer black slip dress the musician wore at Stella McCartney's Paris Fashion Week show last week.
New York Police Department officials responded to a 911 call Monday and transported talk show host Wendy Williams to an area hospital for further evaluation.
A Pennsylvania high school boys basketball game turned into a brawl in the stands and on the court, as multiple arrests were made in a wild scene on Friday night.
A man is in custody after he allegedly attempted to kidnap a woman, only to have his attempt thwarted by the victim who slipped a note to a witness at a southern Utah gas station.
Grady Jarrett's time in free agency didn't last long after he reportedly agreed to terms with the Chicago Bears hours after the Atlanta Falcons released him on Monday.
Former Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said that Democrats did not take enough risks in his failed 2024 campaign.
Suspected Abbey Gate terror plotter Mohammad Sharifullah appeared in federal court on Monday, where the judge ordered he be held pending further hearings.
Secretary of State Rubio and a U.S. delegation will meet with Ukrainian leaders on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia to discuss ways to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Josh Sweat has a Super Bowl ring and now a new team after he reportedly agreed to a deal with the Arizona Cardinals to leave the Philadelphia Eagles in NFL free agency.
Randi Weingarten decried vouchers as a "tax credit" for wealthy families, and fears Trump's plan to terminate the Education Department will mean more funding to boost school choice.
Washington Commanders get a strong blindside protector for Jayden Daniels, dealing with the Houston Texans for five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil.
Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach, Florida, are taking different approaches to spring break. One city is welcoming college students while the other is telling them to go somewhere else.
As President Donald Trump marks 50 days into his second tour of duty in the White House, the most recent polls suggest that Americans are divided on the job he's doing
The White House reacted Monday after 20 attorneys general from New Jersey to California joined a Maryland suit seeking to halt DOGE's cuts to the federal workforce.
Simon Fisher-Becker has died, Fox News Digital can confirm. The "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" actor, who played the Fat Friar ghost, died March 9.
The Missouri father of a Kansas City Chiefs fan found frozen in a backyard in January 2024 has filed a lawsuit against the two suspects charged in connection with their deaths.
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