The Eagles suffered their worst loss of the season at MetLife Stadium against the Giants just two weeks ago. One week later, the Giants suffered their worst loss of the season, a fourth-quarter collapse against Denver.

After Prince Andrew announced that he was giving up his royal title, his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson removed her title of Duchess of York from her X page.

The five major broadcast news networks, including CBS News, said they "join virtually every other news organization in declining to agree to the Pentagon's new requirements."

Rex with Lady Gaga playing in the background. Cats dancing on their hind legs dressed in streetwear. Bodycam footage of police arresting a pile of macaroni and cheese.

A Jewish-American journalist is calling out U.S. news outlets for ignoring a violent settler attack in the West Bank that he captured on camera in now-viral footage.

A video that users on social media say shows a school teacher in Chicago mocking the death of Charlie Kirk at a protest went viral over the weekend, with many calling for the woman to lose her job.

BERLIN (AP) — Forget France: The Louvre Museum jewelry heist was a classic case of German efficiency. Photos of a German-made freight lift that the thieves used in a lightning-fast daylight heist at the Louvre have gone viral. And its manufacturer is now riding high from the unexpected endorsement.

Aisley Jett was 13 years old when her mom, Noell Jett, hit it big as an influencer. The family was getting ready to build their own home, and Noell had the idea to document the process on Instagram as a fun side project. Within five months, she had 100,000 followers.

Rogers Communications Inc. beat analysts’ estimates in the third quarter, lifted by growth in wireless and media after the company completed a major sports deal and as the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team that it owns made a run to the playoffs.

Jerusalem Post Editor-in-Chief Zvika Klein spoke with Fox News Digital about the American news media's coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, singling out The New York Times' reporting.

A former administrator from the University of Mississippi is suing the chancellor of the university after she says she was fired for speech she reposted on her private social media account. In the lawsuit,