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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2027 Hollywood Walk of Fame class, including "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow and film star Sam Elliott, selected from hundreds of nominations and ratified by the Chamber's board.

A Secret Service agent in Vice President J.D. Vance's protective detail is facing an internal investigation and potential criminal inquiry over accusations of leaked information to the press regarding the vice president's travels.

Abdul El-Sayed said Friday that more outside money has been spent against him in Michigan's Democratic senatorial primary "than ever" has been spent against a candidate, warning that allies of Israel, Big Pharma and AI are trying to buy the Senate ...

Sean "Diddy" Combs got into a physical altercation with a fellow inmate at his federal facility in New Jersey and was subsequently placed in solitary confinement.

The National Guard Bureau awarded a $292 million contract to Placemakr, a property management company, for up to 2,000 apartment-style residences for troops deployed to Washington as part of President Trump's crime crackdown on the nation's capital.

Stocks wavered Friday as oil prices slipped for the first time in a week, but Wall Street is still heading for a losing week.

Two protesters outside Kyiv's Ivan Franko Drama Theater held aloft a portrait of Ukraine's commander-in-chief, Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky, depicted as a Soviet field marshal, complete with countless medals, red lapels and a severe expression. "Syrsky out"

Drones carrying explosives targeted a city in northern Iraq where U.S. forces are stationed, and sirens rang out in Bahrain on Friday, hours after the American military said it finished its 13th night of strikes against Iran.

Conservative political activist Laura Loomer sat down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interview that resulted in a 180-degree turn in her previously charged rhetoric about the country's four-plus-year war with Russia.

President Trump says commercial shippers that sustain damage from attacks in the Middle East should be reimbursed using frozen Iranian assets.