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A Florida physician and three staff members at a medical research center have been charged in an alleged scheme to falsify clinical trial data, the Justice Department announced.

Tim Allen says a reboot of "Home Improvement" remains off the table for now, citing unspecified "personality problems" among the actors who played his three sons on the beloved ABC sitcom.

Some politicians are wedded to the notion that airpower alone can prove decisive on a battlefield. It's a tempting proposition to elected officials who have to face the voters, a former Marine and an analyst with the Stimson Center think tank said ...

The Spurs' 29-point collapse in Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals is the biggest blown lead in championship game history. Here's how it ranks among the most infamous chokes in sports -- and the records that still stand in the NFL and NBA.

CBS canceled the medical drama "Watson" after two seasons, even as the show placed among the 100 most-watched series on American television for the 2025-26 season.

President Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled planned strikes against Iran, citing a breakthrough in peace talks and the likely signing of a deal to wind down hostilities.

The Trump administration is pulling the plug on funding for a Los Angeles homeless service over "obvious fraud," Fox News Digital reported Thursday.

A former retail banker at TD Bank was sentenced to two years in prison for accepting bribes and helping launder more than $5.5 million in narcotics proceeds to Colombia, the Justice Department announced.

In a train yard near Odesa, Ukraine's dead return home, their remains stored in body bags stacked in refrigerated cars. Some bodies are whole. Some are badly decomposed. Some bags contain mangled fragments of several men mixed together by blast, time ...

A man is facing charges in a federal court in Georgia after, prosecutors allege, he slapped a flight attendant's rear end on a Delta Air Lines flight last month.