Bette Midler said she wishes she had sued a teenage Lindsay Lohan after the child actor dropped out of her short-lived sitcom "Bette" following the pilot episode in 2000.
Alabama has scheduled a second nitrogen gas execution — this time, it will be used on triple homicide convict Alan Miller, who is set to die on Sept. 26.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted Wednesday in favor of legislation further regulating online platforms' interaction with underage users.
Retired NFL star Jason Kelce is curious about what motivated seven-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady to subject himself to a brutal roast by former teammates and celebrities.
A woman shot and killed her husband and her sister before trying to kill her brother - but her brother was armed and killed her in a shootout, according to Kentucky State Police.
Ippei Mizuhara is set to plead guilty to fraud charges of felony bank fraud and after authorities learned that he embezzled nearly $17 million from Shohei Ohtani.
Some legal experts say there is little to no chance the case will go to trial before the November election in light of a Georgia Appeals Court decision.
Two California students were awarded $1 million in their case against a high school that forced them to withdraw after a photo of the teens was interpreted as blackface.
Hourslong rolling blackouts hit Mexico late Tuesday as high temperatures and brief drops in power generation took their toll on the Latin American country.
Virginia first lady Suzanne Youngkin, Attorney General Jason Miyares and resident Christine Wright have launched programs to address the fentanyl crisis the commonwealth is facing.
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Posts on the website and Instagram page of Music Midtown, a music festival in Atlanta that draws tens of thousands of people annually, said the event will not take place this year.
An anti-Israel protester who reportedly was arrested this morning at an encampment at George Washington University says her movement is "stronger than ever."
U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky has ruled 2 Arkansas high school teachers cannot be prevented by the state from discussing critical race theory in their classrooms.