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Escalating protests and social tensions in Mexico's capital threaten to derail FIFA World Cup celebrations on the eve of the opening ceremony as protesters block off access to the main plaza set to host the country's main fan celebrations.

Even one drink a day raises the risk of cancer and heart disease, a Biden-commissioned study found. The researcher who led it says Trump officials tried to bury it -- and he refused.

CARDI B slams Karmelo Anthony verdict: "Wow! Just freakin wow! DISGUSTING ...

GOP Rep. Nancy Mace lost her bid to move into South Carolina's governor's mansion because, in her words, she voted to release the Epstein files.

Security for the World Cup is getting an update: scouring wastewater and social media to keep close tabs on infectious disease transmission during the international event.

Sony Pictures on Wednesday released the first trailer for "The Social Reckoning," Aaron Sorkin's long-awaited follow-up to his 2010 Oscar-winning drama "The Social Network," with Jeremy Strong stepping into the role of Facebook founder Mark ...

A leading soccer referee from Somalia who was denied entry to the United States for the World Cup tournament was warmly received by a crowd of supporters and officials on Wednesday as he arrived home.

Republicans have opened the general election fight against Graham Platner with a dose of trolling, snatching up GrahamPlatner.org and using it to blast the 41-year-old former Marine as "untrustworthy, unhinged & unfit for Maine."

A Texas couple was sentenced to 40 years each in prison for running a fraudulent chain-referral pyramid scheme that defrauded more than 10,000 victims of over $30 million during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Justice Department announced.

President Trump said the U.S. military would strike Iran for a second day on Wednesday as he loses patience with Tehran's negotiators and punishes them for downing an American helicopter.