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Warner Bros. is moving forward with a reimagining of "Free Willy," the 1993 family adventure film about a boy who befriends a captive orca.

The airport in Palm Beach County officially changed its name to President Donald J. Trump International Airport on Thursday.

Actor Patrick Dempsey said he will not seek Maine's U.S. Senate seat, ending days of speculation that followed the collapse of Democratic nominee Graham Platner's campaign.

A newly surfaced Scalia letter defends his landmark religious-liberty ruling, conservatives vow to fight the birthright citizenship decision, and South Florida women warn of illegal immigrants using dating apps to secure green cards.

As prosecutors closed out a week-long preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, conservative commentator Candace Owens found herself under fire from fellow right-wing figures who ...

Tehran dragged its Gulf neighbors back into the U.S.-Iran war Thursday, firing a volley of drones and missiles at American partners across the region as part of a major flare-up in violence that upended peace talks.

Tehran dragged its Gulf neighbors back into the U.S.-Iran war Thursday, firing a volley of drones and missiles at American partners across the region as part of a major flare-up in violence that upended peace talks.

The Democratic Party's indifference to the atrocity of innocent Americans being murdered by illegal aliens was on full display during a recent House Judiciary subcommittee hearing.

A database exposed in a hack of Madison Square Garden's computer systems shows the venue's security team included LGBTQ labels for dozens of public figures and assigned hundreds of performers a "risk" rating that frequently tracked whether they had ...

Nominees of color made up just 18 of the 91 performers recognized in this year's Primetime Emmy Awards acting categories, continuing a two-year decline that has drawn criticism from both entertainment industry watchers and conservative commentators ...