Sam Smith opened up about the inspiration behind their forthcoming album ‘Hazel Eyes’ in an interview on The New York Times Radio Hour. “He’s been so beautiful and encouraging through the whole ...
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed scrutiny over comments he made about Sharia law nearly two decades ago, after a 2009 New York Times interview resurfaced following ...
The race for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat is heating up between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton. Both candidates have been hitting the campaign trail hard in recent weeks, and they both ...
Progressive Democrats have seen a string of victories in other parts of the nation, but one of the stiffer tests of their sales pitch is likely coming in Florida. South Florida Democrat Rep. Jared ...
A Lancaster man charged in the Manor Township crash that left a Columbia woman dead will be extradited to Lancaster County after he was arrested in New York City on ...
Drake reportedly promised to buy Pinkchyu’s mother a new house after she won a competition and became the ’wife.’ ...
The City of Rochester is looking for residents to help play a role in selecting the city's next police officers.
A viral quote from one of the Spider-Man 4's writer sparks fan debate over whether Jean Grey could be considered a murderer.
City workers joked as Tyrah Adams stumbled away and didn't call 911. The first call for help came 10 minutes later from a nearby convenience store worker.
Ex-Disney CEO Bob Iger, who will be the new part-owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, has been outed as an LA Clippers fan in an old interview.
John Hinckley wasn’t sure where he’d wind-up after shooting President Reagan to impress Jodie Foster, but figured they’d be together.
Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Michigan Senate, pledged fealty to Sharia law in a resurfaced 2009 New York Times interview about mortgages.
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