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WHOOPI GOLDBERG says Trump turning into "Twilight Zone" character.

He's hardly the first billionaire to promise working-class voters he'll fight for them in public office. Rick Jackson, the Republican candidate for Georgia governor, has even compared himself to the real estate mogul who reached the Oval Office.

A survivor of a deadly attack on a church in Jordan described people crawling for their lives and watching the gunmen return to fire more bullets into the dying - as well as at the church facade. The death toll rose to nine on Saturday, a day after ...

President Trump suggested he may evict White House reporters from the press briefing room inside 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Cheap drones are slipping past expensive air defenses, and the military needs to move faster to stop them, Epirus CEO Andy Lowery said on the Threat Status podcast.

The New York City Council passed Romanch's Law, banning horse-drawn carriage rides by June 1, 2028.

Just days into early voting, Texans are turning out at higher rates than in the 2022 midterms. Who shows up to vote might determine who controls the U.S. Senate.

BILL MAHER: Dems "still, really, are not renouncing their far left."

Israel imposed widespread closures and displaced residents in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron a day after attacks by Palestinian gunmen that killed two soldiers.

Tim Constantine and David Bozell run through the possible candidates for the job, from familiar media names to a few wild cards.