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Florida regulators found that a company working on the charitable event had not registered properly. The former first lady’s office said it would be rescheduled.

Truth Social, former President Donald Trump’s long-awaited alternative social media platform launched with a big thud last week, but today I was finally able to activate my account.

“Proud” Ukrainian Mila Kunis and her husband Ashton Kutcher are raising money to help families in Ukraine who are being impacted by the Russian invasion.

Most of us have some sort of bucket list.

The U.S and Iran have both left the 2015 accord, and talks have been ongoing to revive the deal

World Taekwondo stripped Russian President Vladimir Putin of his honorary ninth-degree blackbelt Monday while condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) attended President Joe Biden’s first State of the Union address in a black outfit that said on the back in gold lettering, “Drill Baby Drill.”

The “Anonymous” hacker collective claimed responsibility on Saturday for the alleged cyberattacks that caused numerous Russian government websites to go down.

The U.S. government has been advising Americans to social distance during a possible nuclear attack, according to a bulletin last updated Feb. 25, 2022.

How the comedian turned Ukrainian president gained control of something no army can wrest away: the narrative.

The planet's core could be a mushy mix of solid and liquid.

A 100-year-old veteran went for a flight aboard a World War II (WWII) trainer plane Saturday, thanks to the Arizona nonprofit Grounded No More Veteran Flight Lift.

In an unexpected turn of events, one public figure who became surprisingly intertwined with the fast-moving narrative surrounding the Russian invasion of Ukraine was Tesla and SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk.

Winter storm alerts often lead to empty shelves at your local grocery stores as frenzied consumers panic buy food and water.