"Gutfeld!" panelists discuss how traditional media misses "control" as public trust declines.

An article in Environmental Science and Technology argues that the cancer-causing chemicals found inside Americans' cars could be impacted by temperature and air flow.

U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib urged the International Criminal Court to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior leaders in the country for genocide.

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is set to testify before House lawmakers Wednesday to discuss anti-Israel protests and an encampment on the campus of George Washington University.

Denver Nuggets star guard Jamal Murray avoided a suspension from the NBA, but he was issued a hefty fine for tossing a towel and heating pad in the direction of an official.

Governors are worried about a proposal that would see some Air National Guard members transferred in service of the Space Force without gubernatorial consent.

Knicks center Mitchell Robinson suffered a "stress injury" to his left ankle, an injury he dealt with earlier this season, that will likely have him miss the rest of the playoffs.

The San Jose Sharks won the NHL Draft Lottery on Tuesday, and general manager Mike Grier did not shy away from who the team will be selecting with the first pick.

Austin Rivers told "The Pat McAfee Show" he could take 30 NBA players and put them in the NFL today, but not vice versa. J.J. Watt had an all-time burn after seeing that.

Penske racing president Tim Cindric and three others have been suspended for two races, including the Indy 500, for a cheating scandal from a March race.