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Sen. Markwayne Mullin acknowledged to colleagues Wednesday that he took part in an ultra-secret operation a decade ago as a member of Congress that he can't speak about in public -- and the matter could derail his path to a speedy confirmation as the ...

Every March, millions of Americans fill out their NCAA Tournament brackets convinced -- just maybe -- that this is the year. It never is. And the math explains why it never will be.

Every March, tens of millions of Americans fill out NCAA Tournament brackets with a quiet, familiar belief: This could be the year.

Hollywood's biggest night drew its smallest audience in four years Sunday, as viewership for the 98th Academy Awards fell to 17.9 million -- a 9% decline from last year's post-pandemic high -- according to Nielsen data released Tuesday.

Rep. Jamie Raskin sounded the alarm that the federal patent office filed trademark applications for President Trump's Board of Peace -- not for representatives of the board.

A former model on "The Price Is Right" is breaking her silence, alleging she was pushed off the long-running game show in 1995 because she refused to publicly defend host Bob Barker amid a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a fellow model.

In this episode of The Sitdown with Alex Swoyer, U.S. Marshals Service Director Gadyaces S. Serralta offers a rare inside look at the agency responsible for protecting the federal judiciary, hunting the country's most dangerous fugitives, and leading ...

A "designer Xanax" drug has been formally added to the federal schedule of controlled substances, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced Wednesday.

Kohl's Corp. CEO Michael Bender said the department store chain has no plans to shutter additional locations this year, offering a measure of reassurance to shoppers and employees after the retailer closed 27 stores in 2025.

Maryland State Police have a person of interest in custody after three highway shootings in Prince George's County on Monday and Tuesday.