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After a lengthy search and more than five years since the last James Bond film, casting for the next 007 in the long-running spy franchise could be coming to a close.

Federal authorities announced charges Thursday against four people they said ran a massive drug treatment scam that recruited homeless people from around the country, got them to fly to California, then put them in iffy substance abuse programs while ...

President Trump on Thursday accused NBA superstar LeBron James of disrespecting the national anthem after cameras caught him stretching and mimicking basketball shots during the national anthem before the Philadelphia 76ers season opener at Madison ...

A former employee of rapper Eminem pleaded guilty to stealing and selling the musician's unreleased songs.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is targeting American youth with an announced plan to bring 100,000 U.S. students to study in China.

The new superhero -- or in this case, supervillain -- offering from DC Studios is set to face a tight battle at the box office this weekend with the success of the documentary "You Can See Everything," which follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes ...

French agriculture and health officials reported Thursday the first human infection and death from the Shamonda virus, which had only been found in livestock.

"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston is questioning what could have happened had he met up with costar RJ Mitte before the 34-year-old's suicide on Oct. 12.

Drops for stocks in the artificial-intelligence industry are dragging markets down worldwide on Thursday, while oil prices hit their highest levels since May on worries about the war with Iran.

Mortgage rates fell this week for the first time since late August, easing some of the pressure on prospective homebuyers facing higher borrowing costs on home loans.