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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is being sued by his neighbors for effectively squatting on their land and then seizing it to install a fence along his private residence, highlighting a divide within the Democratic Party.

Aviation expert Kyle Bailey details the risks that he believes doomed John F. Kennedy Jr.'s final flight, including low visibility, darkness, and overwater flying that could overwhelm a novice pilot.

Former Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema admitted to having an affair with her former bodyguard while in office, leading to an "alienation of affection" lawsuit filed by the bodyguard's estranged wife.

The study ranked Viking Ocean Cruises II Ltd., Viking Expedition Operations, and Crystal Cruises as the cleanest cruise lines, each scoring 99 out of 100 on health and hygiene inspections, with the age of the ships not influencing their ability to achieve perfect scores.

NBCUniversal is canceling "Access Hollywood" after nearly 30 years as part of its broader plan to reduce its syndicated programming.

Nicole Kidman revealed that bad breath is a dealbreaker for her when filming kissing scenes, and she even called out her "Big Little Lies" co-star Alexander Skarsgård for eating a falafel sandwich before an intimate scene.

David Ortiz, Derek Jeter, and Alex Rodriguez reflect on their World Baseball Classic memories as the tournament prepares to return to FOX in 2026.

Morrissey canceled his concert in Valencia, Spain due to sleep deprivation caused by the noise and festivities of the Las Fallas festival in the city.

Two Florida teens accused of plotting a "blood ritual" killing at their high school were recorded laughing about their mugshots and joking about becoming a "lesbian couple in jail" after their arrest.

A federal judge blocks a Virginia law limiting children's use of social media, highlighting the diverging gun policies between Virginia and West Virginia as the two states chart different political paths.

The Iranian regime is using artificial intelligence to generate false "global narratives" about its success in the war with the U.S., according to a former CISA executive director, who warns that the regime's AI-manipulated content is becoming more sophisticated and difficult to detect.

Podcaster Joe Rogan recalled his dislike for the fake and politically homogeneous culture he experienced in Hollywood as an actor, preferring instead the rawness and humor of comedians, fighters, and pool players.

Meta layoffs could cut 20% of workforce as tech giant weighs job reductions to offset rising artificial intelligence infrastructure costs.

Actress Madison Pettis claimed her ex-boyfriend, Brooklyn Nets star Michael Porter Jr., was a "psychopath" and the reason they broke up before his NBA debut.

The article discusses the challenges Melania Trump faced while making the documentary "MELANIA," which debuted at the top of Amazon Prime's streaming charts and received positive reviews from viewers.

A California man was federally charged for allegedly attacking two Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers and seriously injuring a Dallas police officer at Dallas Love Field Airport.

A suspect who allegedly worked as a security guard for Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett was shot and killed in a Dallas SWAT standoff after reportedly being wanted for impersonating a police officer.

The State Department has cut the fee Americans must pay to renounce their U.S. citizenship by roughly 80%, lowering the cost from $2,350 to $450 under a new rule that took effect Friday.

Bill Maher says he doesn't win awards because "woke" Hollywood hates that he can "speak freely," and he argues that complaints about a lack of diversity at the Oscars should cease after the push has led to a more diverse group of winners.