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Robert De Niro Appears as Robert Mueller in 'Saturday Night Live' Cold Open
Robert De Niro made a surprise appearance as special counsel Robert Mueller in "Saturday Night Live's" cold open.
De Niro popped out of a closet in a sketch that skewered President Donald Trump and the mounting legal pressure Mueller's investigation has put on many of...
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Study: Half of US Adults Have Family Member in Prison or Formerly Imprisoned
A revealing new report claims that one in every two American adults has had an immediate family member incarcerated, putting the spotlight on prison reform as the Trump administration tackles the issue.
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'Avengers: Endgame' Trailer Shows Marvel's Tactic of Linking Films
Marvel Studios today unveiled its first trailer for "Avengers: Endgame," the fourth cinematic chapter in the tale of the universe-saving team of superheroes. And it features that staple of Marvel marketing -- a link to its other movies that flesh out the story line.When we...
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Barbra Streisand Says Female Trump Voters 'Don't Believe Enough in Their Own Thoughts'
Actor and singer Barbra Streisand echoed Hillary Clinton in a new interview by saying women who voted for President Donald Trump were simply following their husbands' lead.
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Scarborough, Brzezinski Married in Secret Ceremony
Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, the co-hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," got married in a secret ceremony over the weekend, Vanity Fair reported on Sunday.
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Poll: Tucker Carlson Most-Liked Host Among Republicans
Fox News host Tucker Carlson is the most beloved television host among Republicans, according to the results of a new poll.
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KFC Gifts $11K to Baby Named Harland After Colonel Sanders
A KFC baby-naming contest has a North Carolina newborn rolling in the dough after her parents won by naming her after the founder of the famous fried chicken chain.
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Ryan Bundy Suing Sessions for Nevada Standoff Prosecution
A rancher's son now campaigning as an independent for Nevada governor is suing current and former U.S. government officials, alleging that malicious prosecution led to the dismissed criminal case stemming from a 2014 armed standoff with federal land agents.
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Attorneys: Roger Stone Passed 2 Polygraphs, Denies Assange Link
Roger Stone has passed two polygraph tests concerning several issues of interest concerning special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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WWE Eyes Serena Williams to Join Women's Wrestling
WWE is eyeing Serena Williams as its next female star to join the likes of Ronda Rousey in leading a revolution in women's wrestling, which was celebrated Sunday in a first-ever all-female WWE Evolution pay-per-view in Uniondale, New York.
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Willie Nelson Grammys Week Honor to Celebrate Career
Willie Nelson will be honored before the 2019 Grammy Awards by the Recording Academy's Producers & Engineers Wing.
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DWTS Perfect Scores Awarded on Halloween Show
"Dancing with the Stars" featured two perfect scores on Monday's Halloween Night show, which paired Halloween costumes with flashy dance moves.
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Vertebrate Population Dropped by 60 Percent Since 1970, Report Says
A recent report released by conservation organization WWF says the world's vertebrate population has dropped by roughly 60 percent since 1970.
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Candy With Meth in Ohio Sickens Boy, Mother Says
Candy tainted with meth in Ohio may have put a 5-year-old boy in the hospital, a mother said when her son fell ill and tested positive for the drug after trick-or-treating.
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Casino Lights, Sounds, Winning Increase Risk-Taking, Study Says
Flashing lights, sounds, and winning in casinos can lead to increase in risky decision-making among gamblers, according to a new study.
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Indiana School Bus Stop Accident Kills 3 Children
An Indiana school bus stop accident killed three children who were struck by a pickup truck as they were about to board a school bus, state police say.
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Michigan Teacher Takes Students to School Dance After Dad Dies
Michigan elementary school teacher Steve Culbert escorted two of his former students to their school's annual father-daughter dance weeks after their dad died.
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Classroom Grandparents in DC Provide Support, Gain Purpose
Classroom grandparents serve as role models to children in need, with over 200 Washington, D.C. seniors working in the city's schools alone, but the program benefits the retirees as much as the youth.
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Democrats Use Misleading Pre-existing Conditions Estimates
Democrats have been hyping up the estimates of people with pre-existing conditions in order to press the issue of how many U.S. citizens would be affected by the House GOP plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, The Washington Post reported this week.
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'Heathers' Episodes Pulled After Pittsburgh Shooting
Two "Heathers" episodes were pulled from the troubled series Sunday, one day after a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue left 11 people dead.
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Riverside Nightclub Shooting Injures 7 at Halloween Party
In Riverside, California, a nightclub shooting injured seven people who were shot at a Halloween party early Monday, police said.
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North Carolina High School Shooting: Student Dies
A North Carolina high school shooting left one student dead Monday after he was shot by a fellow student at Butler High School in Matthews, southeast of Charlotte, police say.
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Campbell Soup Exec's Caravan Tweet Leads to Early Exit
A Campbell Soup vice president, who tweeted last week that billionaire political donor George Soros was assisting the migrant caravan headed toward the U.S., has exited the company days before his planned departure.
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Phoenix Suns Give VIP Treatment to Boy After Lonely Birthday Party
The Phoenix Suns gave the VIP treatment to an Arizona boy who celebrated his birthday alone after 32 classmates failed to show up at his party, dishing up courtside tickets to Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Wheelchairs in Kids Halloween Costumes Win the Internet
Wheelchairs aren't stopping kids from donning memorable Halloween costumes, and some custom creations are wowing the internet this year.