Paramount’s looming acquisition of CNN parent company Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly sending shivers down the collective spines of news gathers at the 46-year-old legacy outlet.
The cause of death for the late actress Hayden Panettiere was publicly disclosed Tuesday.
The self-described “looksmaxxing” personality known as Clavicular, real name Braden Peters, has reportedly been charged with rape in Massachusetts, online court records show.
Better safe than sorry. California is embracing that credo ahead of a record-breaking El Niño event predicted to deliver severe winter storms and flooding across the U.S. west coast, with Governor Gavin Newsom declaring a state of emergency Monday to ensure extreme weather precautions are in place for the months ahead.
Pregnant English singer and actress Leigh-Anne Pinnock soaked the crowd and her fellow models at London Fashion Week 2026 when she appeared on the runway Monday while sickeningly squirting milky liquid from her specially designed bra.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico announced Monday they will launch legal action against President Donald Trump and unnamed senior administration officials after they were denied access to the White House as punishment for reporting “fake news.”
Caribbean states are considering legal action in a bid to force the UK to pay slavery reparations linked to “racial discrimination” treaties as first defined by the United Nations.
Left-wing, anti-Israel children’s YouTube and Netflix star Ms. Rachel demanded “every wealthy white celebrity” to make a donation to Palestinian causes after she, Macklemore, and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft pledged millions.
The land Down Under is known for playing host to any number of creatures great and small that can kill you. Rowers competing at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games will face that challenge after their event was approved Thursday for the waters of the Fitzroy River which hosts more than 600 saltwater crocodiles.
Michael P. Desronvil, the holdout juror who sparked a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case, has revealed personal misgivings about his fellow jurors and the certainty of his own belief on the accused as guided solely by the evidence presented to the court.
Nobody panic. The U.N. and its vast globalist elite bureaucracy is ready to claim central oversight, control, and administration of future artificial intelligence (AI) development to ease worries about the fast-developing science.
Paris issued a rare apology to Washington on Tuesday in an effort to defuse a diplomatic row and unblock the appointment of France’s new U.S. ambassador.
A proud President Donald Trump on Monday shared the first photo of the completed White House heliport courtesy of a Truth Social post.
Chad Baker-Mazara departed USC basketball last season in the wake of head coach Eric Musselman delivering a “profanity-laced, racially-charged” locker room tirade against him, the erstwhile player alleges in a newly filed lawsuit.
Coal continues to defy climate doomers who demand its replacement for power generation sooner rather than later. The latest sales figures affirm that dominance with global coal demand forecast to rise by 1.2 percent in 2026 to a record 8.94 billion tonnes due to the Middle East conflict and an almost insatiable global hunger for the dependable power source, the International Energy Agency (IAE) said.
Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik rejects lecturing concertgoers about politics for one simple reason. He says fans from across the ideological spectrum join together in their love of music – not politics – and the latter is best left at the concert hall door.
Hollywood star Catherine Zeta-Jones has slammed the term “nepo baby” to categorise the offspring of famous parents, lamenting it is “horrific” to label children of the rich, the powerful and the well connected like that.
U.S. President Donald Trump bade farewell to Ireland on Sunday, ending his two-day visit by announcing he will remove tariffs from Irish whiskey.
Allegations of homosexual prostitution and obscenity made against LGBTQI+ groups in Muslim-majority Turkey saw 26 people detained since Friday with offices of six allied associations also targeted in a series of police raids.
A renewed call for world peace was issued Sunday by Pope Leo XIV, history’s first American pontiff, as he commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 Islamic terrorist attacks on his home country with a call to prayer for those innocents who paid with their lives.
President Vladimir Putin warned Europe on Friday that sending any troops to help Ukraine would mean an escalation of the conflict and “war with Russia.”
The U.S. Mint is commemorating the lives lost from the Al-Qaeda terrorist attack on 9/11 with a new half-dollar coin displaying the date of the travesty encircled by the phrase “NEVER FORGET.”
Gone but never forgotten. Twenty-five years since the Twin Towers disappeared from New York’s skyline after a terrorist attack they returned Wednesday night, brought back into the public consciousness courtesy of a drone-delivered light show.
Ukraine sent drones deep into Russia’s Arctic north late on Wednesday to execute strikes against a host of key assets, sparking a fire at an industrial facility in Novy Urengoy, a city in the heart of Russia’s most important natural-gas producing region.
Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police over allegations two of his colleagues solicited illegal foreign donations for the party.
The NFL fanbase is surging in sports-mad Australia. When a regular-season game kicks off for the first time Down Under on Friday a sellout crowd will pack the 100,000-plus capacity Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) to roar their enthusiasm.
The family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez seek the death penalty if singer D4vd is found guilty of the murder of their 14-year-old daughter.
Comedians are boycotting an upcoming comedy festival in Portugal over the headline appearance of Jerry Seinfeld.
Jamaica’s campaign for Britain to pay billions in reparations for the human abominations of the transatlantic slave trade will go directly to King Charles III on Monday as a petition is due to be handed over detailing the desired settlement.
Colin Kaepernick knelt for the national anthem for the first time a decade ago. Nike rushed to embrace him then and has been paying a heavy price ever since, albeit with a brief spike in 2021, signified by plunging profits and a stock crash of 78 percent since that high.
The U.N. voted Friday to promote reworked map projections that enhance Africa’s size, a move it claims will “more accurately reflect the true size of continents” – the culmination of an African-led campaign against the 16th-century Mercator projection, still the most widely used depiction in the world.
Tehran claimed early Sunday an unmanned U.S. vessel seeking to transit the Strait of Hormuz was hit by Iranian forces in the latest escalation of conflict roiling the key international waterway.
It was all an accident. That is reportedly Wheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton’s explanation after he was suspended following a fellow airline passenger photographing him allegedly viewing a pedophile support forum.
Work will begin in the next two weeks on President Donald Trump’s planned European-style, 250-foot arch to be built in Washington, DC, his administration confirmed Thursday.
Adam Telle is the new acting U.S. Army Secretary with President Donald Trump making clear late Thursday night his appointee assumes the role “immediately.”
Disney star Carla Jeffery, who played the cheerleader Bree in the 2018 movie Zombies and associated spin-offs, died Tuesday. She was 33.
President Donald Trump’s personal drive to bring film and television back to the U.S. was applauded Tuesday by three major unions representing Southern California entertainment workers.
U.S. President Donald Trump is “happy about it” that the peripatetic Duke and Duchess of Sussex have now moved to the UK, cautioning Wednesday “If I were the Royal family, I would not have taken them back.”
Writer and career leftist feminist activist Gloria Steinem died Wednesday. She was 92.
Vision of a rookie Australian policeman chasing an emu down a busy country road has gone viral, with authorities using the comical moment as a recruitment tool.
