10 confirmed dead after fire at Brazilian hotel, authorities say

The judge overseeing former President Trump's classified documents case has now indefinitely postponed the trial pending resolution of outstanding pretrial litigation.

Belarus has launched drills using missiles and warplanes that have the ability to carry tactical nuclear weapons, a day after Russia publicly announced plans to conduct similar drills.

Liberal comedian Jon Stewart sounded off on President Biden's age during a recent comedy show in L.A., insisting that he "shouldn't" be seeking reelection.

Gov. Kristi Noem joined FOX Business' Stuart Varney to discuss controversy surrounding her new book and whether she remains one of Trump's potential picks for vice president.

Mel Keyton, a Democratic candidate for Georgia's State House, told Fox News that squatters remain a problem in his metro Atlanta neighborhood.

The Justice Department on Tuesday contacted the families of victims of two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes, according to a letter obtained by ABC News.

After being lit in Ancient Olympia on April 16 and being carried around Greece, the Olympic torch will soon arrive in France aboard a three-mast ship named Belem.

Prosecutors in northern Idaho say they won't bring charges against a man who admitted to using a racial slur against University of Utah women's basketball players.

The Wisconsin Legislature's audit committee voted Tuesday in favor of a comprehensive review of the state government's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Former Sheriff Terry Grassaree of Noxubee County, Mississippi, pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the FBI as they probed claims he solicited nude photos from a female inmate.

25-year-old Jaylin Brazier is standing trial for second-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old Zion Foster, whose body has yet to be found despite an extensive search.

On fashion’s biggest night out, you can count on a second look. As the stars poured out of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Monday night, the coveted Met Gala after-parties were just getting started across the Big Apple, from the Boom Boom Room to Casa Cipriani, where A-listers debuted yet another outfit change of the...

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A former MLB outfielder who's now 28 will walk on with the University of Arkansas football team this fall.

The stars were out in full force for the Met Gala on Monday night — and shining a little extra, thanks to this drugstore beauty buy.

"To be honest, I don't follow politics," the Bravolebrity tells Page Six's "Virtual Reali-Tea" podcast. "I don't know exactly what that bill does."

Save big bucks on the latest Google Pixel 8a mobile devices at Best Buy, plus save even more with a trade-in.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she would force a vote on ousting House Speaker Mike Johnson this week, but appeared to be retreating on the threat — for now.

Kylie McKenzie is being awarded $9 million in a federal sexual assault lawsuit against the United States Tennis Association, which she claimed failed to keep her safe.

With the high humidity, it’s feeling like summer, and temperatures are headed upward tomorrow.

In a series of TikTok videos, Sanai Graden says she lost touch with Alonzo Douglas Hebron, who became evasive and stopped returning her calls.

BetMGM Sportsbook is promoting two great sign-up offers for new customers in most sports betting states.

The second official Game of Thrones spin-off has a director, two stars, and an adorably precocious bald prince playing squire.

“In spite of the unpopular notion, I’m going to say it, “I love America,’’ Adams said at a press conference held in front of the historic Central Park World War I monument — which a mob spray-painted and plastered with anti-Israel stickers the night before.

Donald Trump has often loved to talk about his sexual prowess. He boasted to Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush about grabbing women’s crotches non-consensually. He called the New York Post and begged them to run a headline bragging that his then-girlfriend, and later-second wife, Marla Maples, considered their relationship the “Best Sex I’ve Ever Had!” He bragged that he had so much sex that avoiding venereal diseases was “my personal Vietnam.”But the former president is suddenly shy about sex this week. It’s the third week of his trial in Manhattan on charges that he falsified business records to cover up hush money paid to a woman who says she had sex with him. That woman is Stormy Daniels, a porn actor and director, and today she testified in the trial, much to Trump’s consternation.[Quinta Jurecic: Trump’s misogyny is on trial in New York]At the start of proceedings today, Trump’s lawyers fiercely objected to Daniels’s presence—particularly to the danger that she would divulge “any details” of sex between the two. Trump also angrily posted and then deleted a missive on Truth Social about Daniels testifying. (He denies that any sex occurred.) Daniels has indeed been nauseatingly graphic about the encounter in other forums, but a prosecutor assured Judge Juan Merchan that the witness would not describe any “genitalia.”And she did not, though she did at one point describe the position in which she says they had sex. Trump’s lawyers, and sometimes Merchan of his own volition, repeatedly objected to prosecutors’ lines of questioning or to Daniels’s answers. The vibes were weird all around. Daniels had to be repeatedly asked to speak more slowly, by both the prosecutor and the judge. Reporters in the courtroom observed that Merchan seemed more on edge than at any other point in the trial so far.What Daniels described was less graphic and less prurient but perhaps more repulsive and more revealing about Trump. My colleague Quinta Jurecic wrote at the outset of the case that the real subject of the trial was Trump’s misogyny, raising the question: “Is this really the kind of man you want to be your president?” The day’s testimony was a window into just what kind of man that is, one dripping with sexual entitlement and presumption.[David A. Graham: Judge Merchan is out of good options]Daniels recounted a dinner appointment with Trump in Lake Tahoe in 2006 that she thought was about either socializing or business; it dawned on her too late that the goal for him was sex.One clear implication from Daniels’s testimony was that for Trump, this was nothing unusual. He simply expected that if a woman was around him, he was getting laid—not without consent, exactly, but not entirely with it, either. There was no conversation, Daniels testified: “I didn’t say anything at all.” After all, as Trump said in the Access Hollywood tape, “when you’re a star they let you do it.” In the same tape, he bitterly recalled hitting on another woman unsuccessfully. The failure rankled because it ran against his usual pattern.The two met at a golf tournament. After an initial introduction, Trump’s bodyguard approached her and asked if she’d have dinner with Trump. She demurred, profanely, but came around because she wanted to get out of another obligation. Besides, her publicist asked her, “What could possibly go wrong?”Daniels was directed to meet Trump in his penthouse room. This should have been the first sign of trouble: She said he met her wearing silk or satin pajamas that reminded her of Hugh Hefner. She asked him to get dressed in normal clothes, and he did.[Read: The cases against Trump—a guide]Their conversation over dinner sounds, bluntly, to be weird. Among the topics were how often Daniels was tested for STDs, and what protocols were for filming (her company always required condoms). In what maybe should have been another warning sign, they also talked about Trump’s sleeping arrangements with his third and current wife, Melania (Daniels said he said they didn’t even sleep in the same room).At one point, Daniels scolded Trump. “Are you always this rude? Are you always this arrogant and pompous?” she asked. (No one would have to ask today.) “Like you don’t even know how to have a conversation.” But she also testified that unlike many other people, he seemed less interested in the salacious side of the porn business and more curious about the financials. “He was very interested in a lot of the business aspects of it, which I thought was very cool,” she said. “These were very thought-out business questions."Eventually, Daniels was ready to head out and went to the bathroom. But when she emerged, she found Trump on the bed, in a t-shirt and boxers. He was between her and the door. She moved to leave, but he blocked her—not in a threatening manner, she said, though she also noted that he was larger than her and she was aware of the power dynamic. The next thing she knew, they were having sex.[Sophie Gilbert: Four more years of unchecked misogyny]Trump had gotten what he wanted. The two kept in touch for years, with him repeatedly dangling but never delivering on the prospect of Daniels appearing on The Apprentice. She said he never asked her to keep quiet about their hook-up, though she also didn’t discuss it widely, she said, because she was ashamed. It was only later, as Trump was running for president in 2016, that her hush-money deal was arranged.Last year, my colleague Sophie Gilbert wrote that a second Trump presidency would produce four years of unchecked misogyny. “I don’t believe Donald Trump hates women. Not by default, anyway,” she wrote. “The misogyny that Trump embodies and champions is less about loathing than enforcement: underscoring his requirement that women look and behave a certain way, that we comply with his desires and submit to our required social function.” Daniels’s account of her encounter with him showed exactly how that can work. It’s not that Trump bore any malice toward Daniels (that came later); it’s that she mattered to him only as a vehicle to sex.By now, Trump has gotten a great deal more than he expected or wanted that day in his Tahoe penthouse. Following a lunch break today, his attorneys argued for a mistrial on the basis of Daniels’s answers. Merchan refused but said several times that some things that came up would have been “better left unsaid.” The newly demure defendant would surely agree.

"Tyrese used to sleep under our pool table when I was a kid," Niko wrote. "I know the 90s RnB brotherhood blood is thinker than anything you should sit this one out champ."

Tom Brady's roast has reportedly impacted his children and ex-wife, Gisele Bündchen. The Netflix special saw multiple people take aim at Brady and Bündchen's divorce.

Phillies ace Zack Wheeler has lapped the field after a dominant first month-plus to the 2024 season, putting himself in prime position to win his first Cy Young. 

Ronnie Wiggs is facing a second-degree murder charge after he allegedly killed his wife at a Missouri hospital because he couldn't afford her medical bills.

Forward Adam Edstrom and goalie Louis Domingue have been serving as black aces for the Blueshirts in the NHL postseason while their AHL Wolf Pack teammates carry on in their own playoff run.

There's a bomb on a bus...again? "Speed" star, acclaimed nice guy, and lover of age-appropriate women, Keanu Reeves recently revealed he'd be game for reprising his role as Jack Traven in a third installment of the action franchise.

“I did it, I killed her, I choked her,” Wiggs was heard saying by hospital staff, court records showed.

President Biden’s speech at a Holocaust remembrance ceremony came during weeks of protests on U.S. college campuses against Israel’s war in Gaza.

The 2024 Met Gala is in the books, but once the main event finished, the night was only beginning. Celebrities spread out across New York City to keep the evening going at some of the hottest afterparties. From FKA twigs’ celebration at the Boom Boom Room to Richie Akiva’s takeover at Casa Cipriani and Emily...

A Los Angeles landlord was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder-for-hire plots and arson to try to kick out tenants.

Since assuming office in 1999, Vladimir Putin has engaged with five American presidents. Here's a look at those relationships.

We’re talking about practice. We’re talking about practice after an 82-game season, a four-game opening round, and a Game 1 second round victory.

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The punk legend talks with TIME about her new memoir, the power of finding art during a difficult childhood, and staying optimistic in 2024.

Parents, teachers and advocates want David Banks to be held "accountable" for what they say are hollow promises to combat antisemitism in classrooms when he's grilled by Congress this week.

A knife-wielding man was shot and killed after attacking a security guard at a Hollywood Metro station Tuesday morning, according to authorities.

In a week short on major economic data, earnings were once again in the spotlight.

Cedar Samuel Griffith is believed to have been abducted by Ashley Jordan Griffith and was last seen in Gate City, Virginia.

Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie are in talks with Speaker Johnson as they threaten to force a vote on his ouster.

Fanatics Sportsbook, one of America's up and coming sports betting brands, has two different welcome offers to choose from across the country.

The stunning co-op, at 110 Franklin St., is a roomy 5,228-square-foot, ground-floor duplex that comes with four bedrooms and 3½ baths.

Mackelmore’s newest single “Hind’s Hall” is inspired by the pro-Palestinian activism seen at Columbia University and across college campuses around the world.