Former Defense Secretary James Mattis hit back at his old boss at a white-tie gala in New York, saying that he’s not just an overrated general, he’s the greatest overrated general.
Joy Behar is so upset with President Trump for “destroying the planet” that she found herself in an argument with a total stranger while vacationing in London.
President Trump hosts a bodacious campaign rally in Dallas on Thursday evening. During the day, he has a visit of note planned that pairs luxury and diplomacy.
Attorney General William P. Barr offered a withering evisceration of anti-religious sentiment, defending the central role of Judeo-Christian moral standards in American democracy, accusing “militant secularists” of an assault on religion that’s become as intolerant as religions they criticize.
Nickelodeon's "The Casagrandes" premiered this week and became one of the first cartoons in U.S. history to feature a multigenerational Mexican American family.
One of the state's largest health care providers is partnering with the University of New Mexico's nursing college to expand access to health care in rural communities by creating a new residency program.
The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food has confirmed the first case of horse herpes in the state.
The Multnomah County Health Department says a person who passed through the Portland International Airport on Saturday has become sick with measles.
The United States last year recorded its lowest number of cases of tuberculosis, and many other countries also reported a decrease in cases of the deadly infectious disease.
The Top 20 Global Concert Tours ranks artists by average box office gross per city and includes the average ticket price for shows Worldwide. The list is based on data provided to the trade publication Pollstar by concert promoters and venue managers. Week of October 16, 2019:
The suicide of a police officer in Montgomery County, Maryland, this week is part of a surge in law enforcers across the country taking their lives, prompting police departments to address concerns about the mental health of their members.
The Air Force is taking a hard look at fish. Specifically, a native of the Amazon region known as a pirarucu that inhabits rivers in countries such as Brazil and Peru that are infested with piranha with their razor-sharp teeth.
Conservatives who long have favored limited government are becoming increasingly divided over a federal crackdown on Big Tech.
The Chicago Cubs shook up their player-development operation, with Matt Dorey taking over as senior vice president of player development and directors of pitching and hitting being appointed.
A federal judge has ordered five home health care facilities in Iowa and South Dakota accused of filing fraudulent Medicare claims to pay more than $3.1 million.
Maine residents will decide the fate of a new state law that eliminates religious and philosophical exemption for childhood vaccines in the state.
Russell Okung didn't hold back in describing what the past four months have been like for him and his family.
Former NFL and University of Colorado football player Justin Bannan has been charged with attempted murder and assault following a shooting in Boulder.
The size of your seat and how much legroom you'll get on a future flight could be decided by 720 Oklahomans taking part in a first-of-its-kind test to determine if jam-packed planes slow emergency evacuations.
Astros manager AJ Hinch says he will remove his team from the field if fans at Yankee Stadium again throw objects at Houston players.
The Latest on Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson being found lying in car (all times local):
Oregon's Court of Appeals on Thursday put a halt to the state's ban on flavored vaping products two days after it took effect.
