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The Labor Department announced sweeping new punishments Thursday against major firms that it said are laying off American workers and replacing them with lower-paid foreign guest workers.

Police arrested a 25-year-old man wanted on attempted murder charges at rapper Trippie Redd's South Florida mansion Tuesday, at the end of a multiagency raid.

U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle could be in hot water after a report disclosed her $100,000 request to pay off a debt soon before her Senate confirmation hearing in July.

Director Aaron Sorkin says he deliberately left Trump out of "The Social Reckoning," his new film about Facebook's role in the run-up to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, so the subject would not overshadow the movie's focus on the social media company ...

It's a story partly defined by cold, hard numbers and uncompromising precision.

Singer OLIVIA RODRIGO says her all-women Daisy Chain Fields festival was political and that people who disagree with its message "don't have to buy a ticket."

The Pentagon has ordered U.S. Central Command to prepare for further military strikes against Iran that could be launched before the midterm elections next month, according to The Atlantic.

When Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico took a break from the campaign trail to recover from the flu, his GOP opponent, Ken Paxton, pounced.

Tom Cruise's "Digger" is projected to lose Warner Bros. about $250M by the end of its run, even after post-theatrical revenue is counted. Some have described it as the biggest loss of Cruise's career.

A wooden frame purchased for $4 at a Pennsylvania flea market held something far more valuable than its damaged country-scene painting. When the buyer removed the canvas, he found a folded sheet of paper tucked between the picture and its backing.