The Supreme Court is wrestling with whether public officials can block critics from commenting on their social media accounts

By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Former U.S. President Donald Trump filed a notice to voluntarily dismiss his $500 million lawsuit

The Ukrainian president calls bribery "high treason" after confirming mass dismissal of officials.

Ecuadorian authorities say a seventh man accused in the assassination of a presidential candidate in August has been killed inside a prison

By Andrew Hay TAOS, NEW MEXICO An 18-year-old gunman who randomly killed three people as he roamed through

A host of celebrities turned up at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey with Taylor Swift to cheer Travis Kelce as Kansas City Chiefs took on the New York Jets

U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez is returning to Manhattan federal court to enter a not guilty plea to a conspiracy charge alleging that he acted as an agent of the Egyptian government even as he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Ginger Zee missed the morning show due to a prestigious fundraiser for which she was also the keynote speaker

A federal judge says Kansas officials are no longer required to change transgender people’s birth certificates so the documents reflect their gender identities

Zoe Kravitz flaunted her engagement ring at Kendall and Kylie Jenner's Halloween party

'You want them to start to take you seriously and pay you the money you deserve? Then start a reality show union per Bethenny,' Lisa Rinna said

Wednesday did not go how Hunter Biden probably hoped. The president's son was supposed to finalize a plea deal, admitting he broke the law but avoiding jail time for misdemeanor tax crimes and agreeing to a diversion program on a gun charge. Instead, a federal judge questioned the scope of the plea deal.