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An Iowa sports reporter saw his job shift from covering the evening’s athletic scores to an early morning play-by-play of weather alerts.

Journey keyboardist and guitarist Jonathan Cain told bandmate Neal Schon to “look in the mirror” as a rift between the two continues over Cain’s appearance at a November event for former President Donald Trump.

Traveling home for Christmas is growing more chaotic as more than 15,000 more flights have been canceled or delayed as of Friday morning.

Tim Allen praised the “startling” work of those who worked behind-the-scenes of the new Disney+ series The Santa Clauses.

Ever since he announced his third bid for the White House, former President Donald Trump has been hit with one setback after another.

Former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard blasted Democrats and Republicans in Congress as "incompetent" for side-stepping border security as they worked to pass the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill.

Conservatives are taking issue with tactics being used to sway support for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) ahead of Jan. 3's speaker vote, with several GOP lawmakers stating that his strategy has been counterproductive to his cause.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had a telling slip of the tongue earlier this month when she briefly referred to “Majority Taylor Greene” during a press briefing.

The White House doesn't have to quarrel with the technical definition of a recession after a healthy third-quarter GDP report, but the Biden administration may find itself dealing with an unquestioned economic downturn in 2023.

New Year is in less than two weeks away, and with it comes several monthly programs that will provide people with payments worth up to $500.