Israel has reportedly asked the United States to take measures to deter Iran from launching an attack in response to the airstrike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Friday.Insert Preheader
Today's Poll Question
Does Israel's killing of Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah make us more or less safe?
Israel has reportedly asked the United States to take measures to deter Iran from launching an attack in response to the airstrike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Friday.
The Israeli strike that killed Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah was a "measure of justice" for victims of a four-decade "reign of terror," President Joe Biden said on Saturday.
Recovery efforts are ongoing in the Southeast as communities grapple with Hurricane Helene's devastation that left dozens dead, entire neighborhoods underwater, and millions without power.
In the open field, few defenders have tackled Alabama's dynamic freshman receiver, and it was his 75-yard touchdown catch that helped No. 4 Alabama hold on for a thrilling 41-34 win over No. 2 Georgia at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Vice President Kamala Harris is a sharp debater and a tireless campaigner, but televised interviews are a weakness. Her professional experience may explain why.
Zelensky’s much-hyped visit was carefully timed to try and secure crucial support for Ukraine's war effort from Joe Biden. But that also meant walking straight into a highly-charged US election.
Former NBC News star Brian Williams is finalizing a deal to anchor live coverage of the presidential election results for Amazon’s Prime Video, in the streamer’s first attempt at live news
A growing number of high-school seniors in the North are making an unexpected choice for college: They are heading to Clemson, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Alabama and other universities in the South.
Bill Maher said even he was surprised at how softball MSNBC’s interview of Vice President Kamala Harris was, just a week after interviewer Stephanie Ruhle was on his show defending Harris not facing tough questions.
SNL faces an ongoing challenge: to make America laugh – and think differently – about a political world which has gotten much stranger than anyone could have predicted when the show debuted back in 1975.
Trump returned to western Wisconsin Saturday to give remarks in Prairie du Chien, a city of about 5,500 people along the Mississippi River that has gotten big attention from Republicans.
23andMe is not doing well. Amid this downward spiral, Wojcicki has said she’ll consider selling 23andMe—which means the DNA of 23andMe’s 15 million customers would be up for sale, too.
Francis Ford Coppola's $120 million passion project may not even clear $5 million in its domestic debut after receiving the disastrous audience score and divided reviews.
The former president hasn't endorsed any candidate since Sen. Mitt Romney in 2012, and that was little more than a passing comment offered from an elevator just before the doors slid shut.
More than six-in-ten Americans would instead prefer to see the winner of the presidential election be the person who wins the most votes nationally. Roughly a third favor the Electoral College system.
Over a decade ago, a guy from south Charlotte had a seemingly far-fetched idea that The Avett Brothers music would make for a great show about a shipwreck tale of survival and redemption.
The split is clear in politics, religion, education and the labor market. For the next generation, gender is becoming the biggest predictor of how you think, act and vote. What does this all mean?
The Knicks are fully committed. After landing Karl-Anthony Towns in a surprise blockbuster deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves, New York is all in on competing for a championship.
Gov. Tim Walz marked the launch of “Athletes for Harris” with a Saturday visit to the University of Michigan, where he attended the Wolverines’ home football game against the University of Minnesota.
