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Photos obtained by Fox News Digital show the son of ex-Iran hostage crisis spokesperson living comfortable Western lifestyle in California life as calls grow for him to be deported.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison are accused of covering up a $9 billion fraud scheme involving the state's Somali community, with critics claiming they diverted funds meant for vulnerable citizens.

Michael J. Fox, the legendary actor and advocate for Parkinson's disease research, was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House for his efforts in raising awareness and supporting research for the disease.

The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled against Colorado in recent years in major culture-war disputes involving free speech, religion, and anti-discrimination law, suggesting the state has shown "utter disregard" for the First Amendment.

Debra Messing criticized anti-Israel activists for their silence on the situation in Iran, calling it the "boldest example of hypocrisy" and expressed her determination to defend Israel and the Israeli people.

A U.S. Marine was stabbed to death during a chaotic downtown brawl in North Carolina, and police have released surveillance images of a person of interest in connection to the fatal incident.

Augusta National, home of the Masters golf tournament, is once again standing out for its low concession prices, with sandwiches ranging from $1.50 to $3 and other snacks priced similarly low, drawing widespread praise on social media.

Southwest Airlines rolls out stricter portable charger rules, limiting passengers to one device per person amid rising lithium battery fire concerns.

Former Vice President Mike Pence warned the Trump administration not to repeat the mistakes of the Obama and Biden years as officials prepare for talks with Iran this weekend, urging them to demand the unconditional abandonment of Iran's nuclear program.

The article discusses how two UCLA students praised the Trump administration after a lawsuit over antisemitism, saying the campus climate has improved despite the Iran conflict.

Valerie Perrine, known for her roles in "Lenny" and the "Superman" movies, died at the age of 82, with her cause of death listed as acute cardiopulmonary arrest due to Parkinson's disease, and dementia as a contributing factor.

Jean Smart, the Emmy-winning actress, underwent emergency triple-bypass surgery after ignoring warning signs of heart problems that she mistook for fatigue, highlighting the importance of listening to one's body and seeking medical attention.

A federal judge has postponed the Trump administration's termination of temporary protected status (TPS) for Ethiopia, ruling that the administration had violated the TPS statute and the Administrative Procedure Act in terminating the designation without regard for the process delineated by Congress.

Natasha Lyonne was reportedly escorted off a plane in Los Angeles after appearing disoriented and not complying with aircraft rules, shortly after attending the Season 3 premiere of "Euphoria."

The Palantir CTO warns that China's use of AI propaganda is a reminder that Beijing sees the technology as an instrument of state power, and that the U.S. must invest in domestic technological strength and build trusted alternatives with allies to compete with China's strategic ambitions.

A Detroit coalition is offering cash incentives of up to $15,000 to attract new residents and retain current ones as part of an economic growth push.

A Kamala Harris-linked organization wants young liberals to stop referring to President Donald Trump as "TACO," an acronym for "Trump Always Chickens Out," as they believe it could encourage further escalation of conflicts.

Tiger Woods was "hoping to" play in the Masters Tournament before his DUI arrest, and former major golf champion Mark Calcavecchia was allegedly removed by Augusta National Golf Club security for using his phone during the event, which is against the tournament's strict no-phone policy.