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Longtime "Saturday Night Live" star Kenan Thompson responded to the Shane Gillis controversy that has overshadowed the show since Mr. Gillis hosted the program on Oct. 10.
Longtime "Saturday Night Live" star Kenan Thompson responded to the Shane Gillis controversy that has overshadowed the show since Mr. Gillis hosted the program on Oct. 10.
The numbers look daunting, but U.S. Army leaders say they know exactly what's expected of them if a full-blown war breaks out in Europe.
Homeland Security rushed to the Supreme Court Wednesday seeking the justices' permission to keep building President Trump's border wall in Texas's Big Bend region.
President Trump says he's not interested in this year's World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, two teams that have some of the lowest payrolls and smallest markets in the sport.
NATO is sending additional military assets to the Black Sea amid a dramatic escalation in attacks targeting commercial merchant vessels passing through the vital waterway.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he and President Trump are trying to convince a reluctant Chinese government to join three-way talks with the United States and Russia on nuclear arms.
Authorities are accusing a 19-year-old man of filming himself in an "explicit act" with a student at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte without her knowing she was being filmed and sending it to a fraternity's group chat.
President Trump on Wednesday vowed to crack down on foreign criminal networks that have bilked Americans out of tens of billions of dollars through online fraud schemes and cryptocurrency scams.
A person died at Old Dominion University's Batten Arts and Letters building Wednesday, leading the school to cancel classes there and close it down.
The Justice Department has filed a motion to have U.S. District Judge John Tunheim in Minnesota recuse himself from hearing a criminal case charging a man with illegally casting a ballot as a noncitizen, saying he's shown himself to be a headline-chasing jurist.
At AUSA 2026, Booz Allen senior vice president Joel Dillon explains how AI, edge computing, real-time data, and augmented reality could help troops make faster decisions--even when disconnected from the network.
Vice President J.D. Vance on Wednesday defended Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial ad featuring his opponent's mother in the Ohio gubernatorial race.
The U.S. Army can no longer count on the unfettered sanctuary of bases inside the United States to project power abroad because major adversaries like China and Russia are showing increasing willingness to threaten American forces in the homeland.
A district judge on Wednesday ordered that Meta pay a $25 billion civil penalty to New Mexico for violating the state's consumer protection law.
The Justice Department's internal watchdog has declined to investigate the failed prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn, who was accused of intentionally vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, according to his lawyers.
Utah prosecutors charged a California woman in connection with a fatal collision in which she was suspected of watching pornography on her phone minutes before she allegedly slammed into two other cars.
Federal authorities announced charges Wednesday against six people they said were part of a major marriage fraud ring in Massachusetts that charged immigrants as much as $40,000 and set them up in sham unions with American citizens so they could get quick legal status here.
British divers and a German historian who found the German World War II submarine U-672 in the English Channel say it stayed hidden for over eight decades due to a paperwork mistake.
Federal prosecutors announced charges Wednesday against Shawty Dred, an Atlanta-based social media figure, accusing him of stealing more than $4 million in food stamp benefits.
