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Actor Josh Brolin and director Michael Mann are among those paying tribute to Val Kilmer, who died Tuesday at age 65. Here's a look at some of the reactions.

Meta said it has been hit with a hefty fine for resisting Turkish government demands to limit content on Facebook and Instagram.

A desiccated 110-year-old lemon that played a key role in espionage history is one of the star attractions of a London exhibition drawn from the files of MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence agency.

Experts involved in Diego Maradona's autopsy testified on Tuesday at the trial of seven health professionals accused of negligent homicide that the Argentine soccer star had an abnormally large heart, suffered from cirrhosis, and showed no traces of ...

It didn't take long for a transgender athlete to slip past the NCAA rules barring biological males from women's sports.

The NFL is headed to the Middle East, potentially for a regular-season game in the near future. The Washington Commanders will lead the charge.

The National Institutes of Health has quietly booted a Chinese lab that performed grisly experiments on beagles from its list of facilities approved for animal experiments using U.S. taxpayer money.

An air traffic controller at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is facing assault and battery charges for his role in an altercation in the control tower last week.

You can't miss Peeps on store shelves - those rows of bright yellow, purple and blue marshmallow creatures with their simple dot eyes and rounded forms. Their distinctive, minimalist design makes Peeps blank canvases for creative exploration.

Tiger Woods can't get back to golf soon enough. Anything to keep him off social media.