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Elizabeth Berkley was "locked out" of Hollywood following the release of Showgirls.

The actress had a starring role in the 1995 erotic drama film, which focused on a young woman who hitched a ride to Las Vegas to pursue ...Read more

Arnold Schwarzenegger feels "so excited" by the new Running Man movie.

The 78-year-old actor starred in the original Running Man film, which premiered in 1987, and Schwarzenegger "lost his mind" while watching the new ...Read more

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is scrambling to develop a plan and message on still-high prices after the White House appeared caught off guard by how the affordability issue helped drive Republican losses last ...Read more

TWO HARBORS, Minn. – Nolan Church joined the crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald as a porter late in life — a new career at age 50 after he was laid off from mining-related work in Silver Bay.

After long stints on the ...Read more

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has suggested recreating Gran Colombia – the early 19th-century country that included modern-day Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama – on multiple occasions over the weekend.

The ...Read more

At a hearing before the Supreme Court last week, a majority of the justices thankfully expressed real skepticism over Donald Trump’s bizarre and clearly illegal effort to utilize an emergency economic powers provision ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Consumers don't have to worry about products arriving in time for the holidays, though they may be facing higher prices, say officials at one of America's largest ports.

Imports at the Port of Long Beach ...Read more

Even a federal shutdown can’t keep the national debt from continuing to spiral out of control.

The nation’s debt now tops $38 trillion. It’s an unfathomable amount of money, so consider this: Every citizen’s share...Read more

CHICAGO — Baltazar Enriquez began wearing his whistle in June, when the threat of the Trump administration’s immigration raids was more focused and the fear perhaps less widespread in Chicago. The whistle — green ...Read more

In the two and half years since Norfolk Southern’s devastating train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the company has undergone what it calls a “safety transformation.”

The 2023 derailment was a wake-up call for ...Read more

The Supreme Court has again denied a petition to overturn the right to gay marriage filed by Kim Davis, the embattled former Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples and has spent the last ...Read more

FERNDALE, Michigan — Concerned about this year’s holiday season, the owners of Modern Natural Baby and Kids planned ahead. In addition to mailing out 10,000 Christmas catalogs for the first time, the store opened a ...Read more

Detroit’s auto executives say their companies need to beat China’s automakers — but they also can't become them.

China's advancement into the global auto space has accelerated under a political and economic system ...Read more

MIAMI — Sofia Vergara could probably use a good nap.

The “Modern Family” alum has been partying it up all over town with family and friends. Just check her Instagram if you want an unhealthy dose of FOMO.

The ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Monday it would hear arguments in a case challenging a Mississippi state law allowing the state to count ballots in federal elections that arrive after Election Day.

Monday’s order ...Read more

ORLANDO, Fla. — Shirley Laureano, a mother to two young children, relies on $700 a month in federal food stamp money to help buy her family’s groceries as her job at a tea house doesn’t pay enough to cover all her ...Read more

Golden Globe-winning actress Sally Kirkland has entered hospice nearly a year after friends launched a fundraiser seeking help with “urgent medical care” expenses, the site and her rep confirmed.

Kirkland, 84, is in ...Read more

In a New York Times report on the air traffic control mess Thursday, much skepticism was struck over the flight-cutting actions of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who actually happens to be one of the few really ...Read more

ATLANTA — President Donald Trump signed a sweeping set of preemptive pardons that includes all 18 of his co-defendants in the Fulton County, Georgia, election interference case, a senior Justice Department aide said ...Read more