The bill would force the Justice Department to release all files and communications related to Epstein, as well as any information about the investigation into his death in federal prison.

President Donald Trump sent California National Guard troops to Oregon six weeks ago while in a wrestling match with the federal courts over whether he could deploy troops to protect the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland, the site of near-nightly protests since June.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is officially back in the NBA, though it's still unclear exactly when he'll make his season debut.

Now that the government shutdown has ended, federal employees are expected to receive backpay soon. Here's when to expect checks.

Back in the spotlight! Three years after his infamous Oscars slap, Will Smith has signed a first-look, multi-project deal with Paramount Pictures — and a source tells the National Enquirer that he’s refusing to let this opportunity go to waste.

Prices for everyday goods like groceries will go down because the supply of goods into the U.S. is going to increase, according to White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett.

The Crimson Tide suffered their second loss of the season on Saturday. Will they stay in the projected 12-team field or fall out entirely?

Advisers do well in bull markets and poorly in bear markets, while I generally do better during downturns than the S&P 500.”

The BBC has apologized to Trump for the edit, which led to the resignations of its director general and head of news, but said it had not defamed him.

While stock splits don't change the fundamental value of a business, investors are often drawn to corporations -- particularly major ones -- that decide to split their stock like a moth to a flame. That's what recently happened when Netflix announced a 10-for-1 stock split: The company's shares jumped on the news.

Dr. Oz Waffles After CNN's Dana Bash Asks Him Flat Out to Promise Americans Will Be Able to Afford Their Health Coverage