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Oprah Winfrey defended launching the careers of Dr. Phil McGraw and Dr. Mehmet Oz in a recent Emmy Magazine interview, saying she believed both had valuable, practical information worth sharing.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is demanding answers from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about what she calls "political corruption" and its role in the Trump administration's response to the biggest cyclospora outbreak on record in U.S. history.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says President Trump plans to drastically dial up financial pressure on Iran as the Middle East conflict reverts to an economic war of wills.

For five nights, Israeli settlers surrounded Palestinian homes in Qusra and cut off their water and power, a siege so severe that the U.S. ambassador called it terrorism.

Threat Status' John T. Seward sits down for an exclusive interview with Lt. Gen. Brian Gibson, vice director of the Golden Dome missile shield project.

The yearslong case against six Nevada Republicans who were accused of submitting a bogus certificate that falsely declared Donald Trump the winner of the state's 2020 presidential election has been dismissed, a judge ruled Thursday.

Iranian officials taunted the U.S. and claimed full control and management of the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, contradicting President Trump's contention the U.S. is directing oil traffic through the waterway at the heart of the Middle East dispute.

Abolishing ICE moved one step closer Thursday to becoming the official policy of the Democratic Party, which would give the socialist and far-left wing a major beachhead in the takeover campaign.

A man used a screwdriver to fatally stab his wife and their 7-year-old daughter inside a Minnesota daycare Wednesday morning before killing himself, according to a search warrant released Thursday.

The Chilean government transferred nearly 300 high-risk inmates to a sprawling new prison on Thursday, as hard-line President Jose Antonio Kast seeks to regain momentum on his core campaign pledge to combat organized crime.