Chris Brown was arrested Thursday in Manchester, England in connection with an alleged bottle-throwing incident two years prior. Law enforcement sources told TMZ that the 36-year-old controversial ...

Iowa Lieutenant Gov. Chris Cournoyer formally announced that she will run for state auditor in 2026. “As Iowa continues to cut taxes and streamline government, the auditor's office must lead by ...

Run the Night, a new action film starring and to be produced by Chris Pine, has landed at Lionsgate in a deal for worldwide rights. The story centers on a banker, accused of betraying the Dutch ...

Washington — Chris Krebs, who led the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency during President Trump's first term, has had his membership in the Global Entry traveler program revoked ...

Chris Hemsworth is set to star in Subversion, a submarine action flick coming together at Amazon MGM Studios, with Patrick Vollrath (7500) directing from a script by Andrew Ferguson, and Di ...

Patrick Vollrath is directing the feature that is due to shoot later this year. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer The actor, last seen in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, is set to star in Subversion, a ...

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Sir Chris Hoy, the renowned Olympic cyclist, has spoken candidly about his ongoing struggle with terminal prostate cancer, revealing that he can no longer ride a bike with the same level of ...

By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews is rebooting the cable news show, which chronicled the world of politics across three networks for some 26 years from 1994 until 2020.

Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews suggested on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's administration was "smart" to target Harvard, and elite universities in general, over antisemitism. "I have to ...

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