The FBI raided the Bethesda, Maryland, home and office of John Bolton early Friday morning. Multiple agents entered the residence of the ex-national security adviser to Donald Trump who has now turned critic after the president’s triumphal return to the White House.
Nearly half of the UK’s TV industry workforce are jobless, a survey released Friday shows, with many workers looking beyond the sector in an unprecedented crisis.
Berlin has no plans to immediately recognise a Palestinian state because that would undermine any efforts to reach a negotiated solution with Israel, a German government spokesman said Friday.
HBO late-night host Bill Maher body slammed California and the Democrats who have turned it into an anti-business hellhole, saying big government regulations have made it impossible for entrepreneurs to create jobs and bloated bureaucracy is instead forcing business owners out of the state.
One of America’s most influential and tireless Christian leaders of the last half-century, Dr. James C. Dobson, has died. He was 89.
We live in troubled times. The world is beset by turmoil, wars, and rumors of wars, but if you were worrying about just what sexuality pop star Kesha embraces amidst that panopoly of woes, rest easy. The singer is now identifying herself as “omnisexual.”
Far-left documentary filmmakers are scrambling for funding after federal spending cuts ended the surging pipeline of taxpayer dollars that once made their projects possible.
James Bond is a man and that’s that. So says English actress Dame Helen Mirren. The self-described “feminist” made her assertion as controversy continues over just who will play the titular character in the next edition of the iconic decades-long series.
The Broadway play “Oh Mary!,” about Mary Todd Lincoln, the wife of President Abraham Lincoln, is reimagining Mary Todd as a raging alcoholic with cabaret dreams and the iconic U.S. president is portrayed as an “evil, closeted gay man.”
The Cambridge Dictionary has accepted 6,000 new words into its English language canon this year – including slang inspired by social media discourse.
Terence Stamp, the veteran British actor who rose to global stardom playing villains in a 60-plus year career, has died. He was 87.
Veteran rocker Neil Young is parting ways with Facebook. His departure comes in the wake of a report noting the social media giant’s internal policies on artificial intelligence allegedly enable bots to hold “romantic or sensual” chats with child users.
Hollywood director Spike Lee has cautioned President Donald Trump against any federal move on Democrat-controlled New York City, speculating he would “think twice” about any such security intervention.
The time has come for the NFL to stage a Super Bowl on the other side of the Atlantic, according to the UK ambassador to the United States.
Alec Baldwin is afraid. Very, very afraid. The actor is riven with fears for the future of the U.S. in the wake of Donald Trump’s successful push to increase federal law enforcement across Washington, DC, embracing the conspiracy theory that the president will use any means to “deflect from his inadequacy” and take control of whatever he can.
There were hugs, handshakes and backslapping all around Thursday when Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived at 10 Downing Street for a meeting with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
You need a licence to do that. UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has now heeded those words after admitting he did not have a rod licence to go fishing with visiting U.S. Vice President JD Vance. He blamed the mistake on an “administrative error.”
Australia’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state at the U.N. General Assembly next month was applauded Wednesday by the Hamas terrorist group, with a top official praising the “courageous” decision made by left-wing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is “in denial” over the on-the-ground consequences of the violence roiling Gaza and should correct his thinking. So said his left-wing Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese knowingly on Tuesday from some 7,589 miles away in Canberra.
Arrivederci, America. Could ABC’s left-wing, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel be getting ready to utter that classic Italian farewell? Anything is possible after he revealed he now has citizenship for Italy as he mourned President Donald Trump’s triumphant return to the White House.
Worried about just what veteran Irish rockers U2 make of the geo-political upheavals currently roiling the Middle East in general and the future of a stand-alone Palestinian state in particular? Worry no more. The band has issued a statement on the matter.
Australia’s left-wing Labor government confirmed Monday it will recognise a Palestinian state at the U.N. General Assembly next month, dismissing Israel’s call that such a move “rewards terrorism.”
Scolding Democrats are “repulsive” and driving people away from the very party they pledge to support, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel despaired during an appearance on the Sarah Silverman Podcast.
Bravo star Jennifer Welch has had it with Donald Trump supporters who have “the nerve and audacity” to dine at foreign-themed restaurants featuring Indian, Chinese or Mexican food or go to a “gay hairdresser” if they truly believe in the president’s aim to rid the country of illegal immigrants. Instead she orders them to “get your fat asses over to Cracker Barrel.”
An 85-year-old disabled veteran is preparing to take on Katy Perry in an escalating courtroom fight over a $15 million mansion with the singer labeled a “spoilt brat” for her litigious actions.
President Donald Trump said Thursday he has instructed his administration to start work on a new census that excludes illegal migrants from the count.
The legal and judicial system of Afghanistan has been “weaponized” by its brutal Taliban terrorist rulers to oppress women and girls in what amounts to “crimes against humanity,” a U.N. investigator on human rights reported Thursday.
Record recruitment into the Australian armed forces has delivered the biggest single-year military personnel increase Down Under in 15 years, figures released Wednesday show.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) announced Wednesday she is entering the open Tennessee governor’s race in 2026, setting up a potential clash with U.S. Rep. John Rose (R-TN).
Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola underwent a non-emergency cardiac operation in a Rome hospital Tuesday and is now doing “well,” both he and a U.S.-based representative confirmed.
A “toxic workplace culture” coupled with managerial “negligence” combined to deliver the deadly implosion of the Titan submersible, a damning report released Tuesday by the U.S. Coast Guard makes clear.
Australia is spending billions of dollars upgrading its navy with 11 new-build Mogami-class frigates from Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Defence Minister Richard Marles said on Tuesday.
Loni Anderson, best known for playing a struggling radio station’s vibrant receptionist on the hit TV comedy WKRP in Cincinnati, died Sunday. The end came just days before her 80th birthday and now the cause of death has been revealed.
The controversy over an American Eagle ad campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney has left critics apoplectic with rage but a poll reveals one group stands with her. Step forward the adults in the room.
Do you have a hamster, rabbit, guinea pig, or even a horse that is no longer of use? If so, a zoo in Denmark would like to hear from you. It is pleading for the donation of small unwanted family pets that can be killed and served up to help feed captive predators.
Democratic Party supporters despair President Donald Trump’s runaway success during his return to the White House is being enabled by their “weak and ineffective” party, a poll Sunday reveals.
A United Nations report commissioned to discover ways to improve efficiency and cut costs at the globalist institution has revealed one insight: U.N. reports are not widely read. If at all.
British pop star Jessie J has taken to social media to blast the Hamas terror organization over its treatment of Israeli hostage Evyatar David after he was shown starving and captive in a tunnel.
Oscar-nominated Wicked star Cynthia Erivo and singer/song writer Adam Lambert were in the lead roles as the musical Jesus Christ Superstar premiered at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Friday. Gay black woman Erivo plays Jesus Christ and Lambert is Judas.
Transgender Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE) has highlighted another division among lost, leaderless Democrats by declaring Rahm Emanuel’s belief the party’s gone too far left on trans rights and his assertion men can’t become women is an “overcorrection.”
