John Lithgow reportedly considered quitting the HBO "Harry Potter" series over J.K. Rowling's transgender views but ultimately decided to stay as Dumbledore.

Cenk Uygur clashed with Piers Morgan and panelists during a heated debate over President Donald Trump, Israel and U.S. involvement in Iran on "Piers Morgan Uncensored."

Polls show 83% of Republicans back Trump's Iran strikes, undermining media claims of a MAGA split over the conflict, according to L&V and Politico surveys.

The DHS shutdown hit 35 days as Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., accused Democrats of being "scared" of their far-left base.

Five-time NBA champion Dennis Rodman is set for WWE Hall of Fame induction, ESPN reports, years after his infamous 1998 WCW appearance with Hulk Hogan.

Shop popular backyard games like cornhole, bocce and badminton for your next spring get-together. These sets are affordable, easy to play and simple to store.

Blue states like New York pursue wealthy taxpayers fleeing to red state tax havens like Florida and Texas with governors calling for aggressive action.

Rep. Kevin Hern was endorsed for U.S. Senate by Senate Majority Leader John Thune and National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Sen. Tim Scott.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers can finally call themselves winners in March Madness, notching their first-ever victory in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday against No. 13 Troy.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 55% of Americans oppose sending U.S. ground troops into the conflict with Iran, as nearly two-thirds fear Trump will do so.

Nearly 36 million March Madness brackets were busted after Day 1 upsets, leaving just 14,000 perfect brackets — only 0.039% of all entries still flawless.

Chuck Norris, iconic actor and martial artist, has died, his family announced in a statement, saying he passed surrounded by loved ones and at peace.

Mandalay Bay's lead aquarist says the resort's sharks eat better than tourists on the Strip, dining on mackerel, herring and sardines three times a week.

The family of Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman demands answers after she was shot and killed near campus in a seemingly random attack.

Two ex-FBI agents sued the bureau to challenge their firing, which they argued was an act of politically motivated retaliation tied 'solely' to their work on the Arctic Frost probe.