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The Eagles star running back and Super Bowl champion cited Barry Sanders' shocking 1998 exit as inspiration for potentially walking away during the peak of his career.

A former Trump administration advisor calls for stricter vetting of Chinese students in U.S. universities following agroterrorism smuggling charges.

President Donald Trump said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz should not have been on the 2024 presidential ticket, adding that he is a "sick puppy."

Judge Deborah Boardman ruled the Trump administration likely violated administrative procedures by cutting AmeriCorps funding and terminating employees without proper notice or comment period.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark had some jokes for her teammate Lexie Hull after it was revealed the "weird thing" she loves. Clark has been sidelined with an injury.

Dem strategist James Carville criticized wealthy Jewish donors for citing campus antisemitism as their reason for becoming pro-Trump, claiming their true motivation is financial gain.

Israel's political crisis deepens as ultra-Orthodox parties threaten to leave Netanyahu's coalition over military conscription exemptions, potentially triggering early elections.

The Department of Homeland Security is ending the $200 million Quiet Skies program, citing political weaponization concerns.

The Department of Homeland Security said Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's comments comparing ICE agents to a New England-based neo-Nazi group are "sickening."

Following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, Hooters closes more than 30 corporate-owned locations in various states as the company transitions to a pure franchise business model.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons calls out Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, accusing them of "ridiculous rhetoric and inflammatory comments."

President Donald Trump maintained his position that former President Biden was not aware "what was going on" when he served as president as Biden brushed off the autopen probe.

A hospitality workers' union has organized dozens of Democrats to boycott popular Washington, D.C., eateries amid allegations of union busting, according to a report.

Elon Musk and President Donald Trump's feud about the "Big Beautiful Bill" continued on Thursday when the tech billionaire responded to the president's criticism in a post on X.

Russia is vowing to repair the planes that were seen heavily damaged by Ukraine over the weekend in a massive drone attack across multiple airfields.

Peter Doocy and Jacqui Heinrich reveal ex-Biden officials' shock at Karine Jean-Pierre’s departure from the Democratic Party ahead of her tell-all book.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and his aides argued in favor of a grocery tax during a city committee meeting to replace a similar state tax set to end in 2026.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith was asked whether he would want to be the president of the United States or the next New York Knicks head coach.

In their first call, Pope Leo emphasized dialogue with Putin about the Ukraine war, while the Kremlin leader claimed Kyiv was escalating the conflict after recent infrastructure attacks.

Hollywood star George Clooney expressed his concerns about the Trump administration's "attack" on the media during an interview on Wednesday.