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Saturday Screencaps highlights Sophie Cunningham belting out Toby Keith at Clayton's Country Bar after the Fever's 98-87 win in Indianapolis.
Fox News Digital reviews Warner Bros. Pictures' "The End of Oak Street," starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor. Produced by JJ Abrams and directed by David Robert Mitchell.
A Florida man allegedly called police to confess to a 1987 Jacksonville murder, describing crime scene details that had never been publicly released.
Chef Michael Hawk of the Fontainbleau reveals why soaking your burger bun in grease leads to soggy bread and shares his butter-toasting technique for a golden crust.
The Secret Service advised Trump to switch planes in Turkey, leaving press on Air Force One along with administration officials, sparking days of media outrage.
Denver business owners react to the rise of socialist candidates and how their policies could shape the economic landscape in the Colorado capital.
Nazeeh Johnson revealed his six-game NFL suspension stems from fertility medications he and his wife used while trying to conceive amid heartbreak.
Multiple victims were transported to area hospitals Saturday morning following a shooting near the Quad Annexes at Virginia State University, campus police says.
Stephanie White received a standing ovation Friday after being booed Tuesday, warning that people are trying to tear the Indiana Fever apart.
Donna Brazile declined to comment on the report that Maine Senate nominee Troy Jackson fathered children with his second cousin, calling it gossip.
Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" reminds us how America's $40 trillion national debt is a threat to our future just as the suitors were in the movie.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Girl Scouts documentary opened in 446 theaters, but royal experts question whether Sussex star power sells tickets.
Attorney Peter Elikann calls the Lindsay Clancy murder trial a cultural obsession as TikTokers and social media sleuths dissect the controversial case.
Seyed Ahmad Seyedabdollahi was sentenced to seven months in prison by the Islamic Republic after posting a video appealing to Trump to support protesters.
James Duckett's execution brought closure to two families who believe the former police officer killed both Teresa McAbee and Jeanifer Weldon in 1987.
Rep. Andrew Clyde calls the ruling removing the $200 tax on silencers and short-barreled rifles the greatest Second Amendment restoration in a century.
Abdul El-Sayed struggles to unify Democrats after the divisive Michigan Democratic Senate primary, giving Mike Rogers a 51%-47% polling edge.
Oliver Larkin defended taxing billionaires "out of existence" but repeatedly refused to give Sean Hannity a specific tax rate during their heated exchange.
Trump scored a major legal victory as a federal judge in Boston lifted a stay blocking the termination of Somalia's TPS designation.
Pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Quentin Van Meter said the policy shift comes amid what he described as a collapsing medical framework behind the youth transgender movement.
Heritage Foundation's Cully Stimson calls for Anthea Hartig's firing at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History over DEI concerns.
Larry Montes is facing multiple charges after allegedly striking a congregant and headbutting a security team member during Shabbat services at Central Synagogue in New York City.
Caitlin Clark rolled her ankle late in the first half and hobbled to the locker room, but what she did after halftime stunned Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
An Arizona Shake Shack employee allegedly robbed his own restaurant at gunpoint, locked co-workers in a cooler, then returned in uniform two days later.
Construction workers in Belgium discovered $10 million in gold coins and bars while building a sewer, but a finder's fee remains uncertain.