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Comedian Larry the Cable Guy says corporate America applies a double standard when deciding which entertainers are too controversial for advertising campaigns, and he is directing much of his frustration at DirecTV. The comedian suggests that ...

A District of Columbia man will spend 25 years in prison after being sentenced Friday for a 2020 arson spree that left a homeless man dead.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu launched his reelection bid Saturday, campaigning at a rally for a second presidential term during a cost-of-living crisis and a fractured opposition.

Officials in Italy seized nearly $28M in assets from five former lottery workers accused of ensuring friends and family got winning scratch-off tickets.

Hundreds of people lost power and were told to evacuate in the Four Corners area, emergency crews staged overnight rescues, and roads and bridges remained closed Saturday because of severe flooding in Colorado and New Mexico.

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. will be adding seat belts to certain rides, including Goliath, the coaster at its Georgia theme park that threw a man to his death this month.

Sylvester Stallone isn't apologizing for putting his daughter on "Tulsa King": "First they go, 'Nepotism is terrible.' I said, 'Oh, please, you're not a good parent if you haven't performed a little nepotism. Then obviously you don't care about your ...

Pakistan urged Afghanistan's Taliban government on Saturday to take verifiable action against militants it says operate from Afghan territory, dismissing Kabul's assertion that Islamabad was shifting blame for its own security failures.

Laboratory operator Quest Diagnostics reported a cyber breach in which an unauthorized party gained access to certain patient records.

The NFL shut down its NFL House fan hub in Paris on Saturday, and the New Orleans Saints postponed their own fan events to Sunday as the French capital explodes in violent protests.