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Elliot Page says the phone hasn't been ringing since he appeared in Christopher Nolan's blockbuster "The Odyssey," a role that made him the target of a summer-long fight between Hollywood's culture warriors: "I'd really love to do, ideally, good work ...

House Democrats on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted against a constitutional amendment to set the number of Supreme Court justices at nine.

"Wheel of Fortune" announcer Jim Thornton has been suspended from the long-running game show and is being temporarily recast while Sony Pictures Television Studios investigates allegations against him, the studio confirmed this week. "We have ...

A 22-year-old New Mexico man has been charged with murder after allegedly shooting his cousin to death during a dinner argument over whose green chile enchiladas were spicier.

Victor Miller, who wrote the screenplay for the horror classic "Friday the 13th," died Monday in Alameda, California. He was 86.

President Trump pledged Wednesday to campaign in Alaska for Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan.

Democrats eyeing majorities in the House and Senate are plotting how they will police Supreme Court justices they say are influenced by right-wing, dark money groups.

New Jersey is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to decide a dispute over prediction markets and the laws regulating betting on sporting events.

President Trump on Wednesday said the Iranian regime is getting weaker by the day as the U.S. economic pressure campaign and military strikes continue.

GEORGE CLOONEY: "The first people that authoritarians try to shut down are not politicians. They're journalists who ask questions, they're the artists who refuse simple answers, the filmmakers, writers, actors and musicians who insist that someone ...