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Despite striking a one-year deal with Byron Allen, "we are still going to develop other ideas, other concepts," said George Cheeks, the chair of TV Media at Paramount.

Tehran has floated an extension of the two-week ceasefire, set to expire Tuesday, that is under active consideration by the U.S. side.

For the second time in two weeks, President Trump wrote 'Praise be to Allah' in a post about the war against Iran. It stands out as a particularly strange misfire.

Trump's feud with Pope Leo XIV flips history from fears presidents would be loyal to a pope to openly fighting with one.

Former lawmakers across the political spectrum have warned for years of a hushed congressional bacchanal marked by inappropriate revelry and sexual misconduct.

Why are Eric Swalwell's accusers coming forward only now, just weeks before the California gubernatorial primary? That's the kind of question predators want us to keep asking.

Eric Swalwell's exit gives the also-rans a chance to surge into contention alongside Katie Porter and Tom Steyer. Will uninspired voters finally take interest?

President Trump on Monday signed the Small Business Innovation and Economic Security Act, which will fund aerospace and defense startups in Southern California and elsewhere.

Lonna Drewes alleges Rep. Eric Swalwell drugged her drink and sexually assaulted her in Beverly Hills in 2018: 'I lost consciousness and I thought I died,' she said.

Two decades ago, fears about same-sex unions were baseless. Now the claims against marriage equality are demonstrably incorrect.