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The federal law designed to protect the nation's cultural and historical sites turns 60 on Thursday, but it may not survive beyond its diamond jubilee.

Greece's Hellenic Coast Guard rescued a Salvadoran woman from the Ionian Sea, a part of the Mediterranean, after she jumped overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.

Rob Lowe and James Franco are starring in a new Daily Wire movie written by Ben Shapiro. "Confession," a Stalin-era prison drama, premieres Thursday at the Warsaw Film Festival. Lowe also serves as a producer on the movie.

The alignment between the U.S. and South Korea has historically centered on military readiness, begun as a security shield to prevent a second invasion on the Korean peninsula.

Oscar-winning actress HILARY SWANK is expecting her third child at 52 years old.

King Felipe VI said Tuesday that people who entered Spain irregularly during this summer's mass crossing into Ceuta should return to their places of origin ASAP through established legal procedures.

When Colorado launched its Universal Preschool Program in 2023, the goal was simple: Give every 4-year-old in the state access to free, publicly funded education. To deliver on that promise, the state allowed both public and private providers -

Danny Trejo's son says the veteran actor is stuck in a Ben Shapiro-backed movie that has drawn heavy criticism, claiming his father had never heard of the conservative commentator when he took the role.

NATALIE MAINES of The Chicks: "Now I'd give George (W.) Bush a big wet kiss.

In New Hampshire, where most voters are older than 50, Social Security, not President Trump, tops the list of voters' concerns.