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Howard Stern and his wife, Beth, are facing a lawsuit from a former executive assistant who claims she was fired from a hostile work environment and then presented with a fraudulent nondisclosure agreement to keep her from speaking publicly about her ...

If the government can't stop all of the welfare fraud, perhaps it can at least prevent the ill-gotten money from being sent overseas, according to two Republicans in Congress who announced new legislation Tuesday to block large remittances to foreign ...

Political figures on opposite ends of the spectrum are finding themselves as unlikely allies in calling to invoke the 25th Amendment against President Trump after he said Iranian civilization will die Tuesday night.

The astronauts on the Artemis II journey proposed naming a moon crater for the late wife of Reid Wiseman, the mission commander.

CBS is ushering in a new era of late-night television, one that places media mogul Byron Allen squarely at its center.

Over 800 people have reportedly been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the agency's stint at airports.

London's Wireless Festival has been canceled after the British government denied entry to Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, over his long record of antisemitic statements and conduct.

Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger's job approval rating has plummeted just two months into her tenure, showing the lowest polling number for an Old Dominion governor since the 1990s.

Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun arrived in China on Tuesday at the invitation of President Xi Jinping, in what she's calling a "journey for peace" as Beijing pushes for the self-ruled island to come under its control.

Vice President J.D. Vance said Tuesday the U.S. has achieved many of its military objectives in Iran, but the regime in Tehran must choose between two pathways if it wants to avoid more economic pain and destruction before a deadline set by President ...