According to CarComplaints.com, a Pennsylvania appeals court has thrown out a jury verdict that topped $1 billion and ordered a new trial. The move wiped away one of the largest monetary awards tied ...

Imagine checking a long-forgotten account and discovering it’s worth multiple millions of dollars. That’s what happened to ...

Influencers Carlo Longo and Sarah Mollica announce they're expecting their first baby together, saying it's their "miracle ...

According to Indeed ’s U.S. data updated in December 2025, the average new car salesperson earns about $81,900 a year. That ...

"It's going to be a royal occasion, but everyone is dreading the thought of seeing Andrew there," a source previously told the 'Daily Mail' Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at ...

In her debut comedy special, the “S.N.L.” cast member takes her love of the grotesque to theatrical proportions. You may want a barf bag. Credit... Supported by By Callie Holtermann Visuals by ...

On a video call in early September, Sarah Tabrizi first saw the data that she and other researchers studying Huntington’s disease had been chasing for decades: compelling evidence that a ...

Viewers can now access live C-SPAN coverage on YouTube TV, beginning today. To further increase accessibility of civic content, YouTube is also proud to sponsor C-SPAN’s America 250 programming, which ...

Sarah Paulson received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday, joining a sea of other movie-making elite and nabbing a gushing review of her work from girlfriend Holland Taylor in the process.

The second someone told a teenage Sarah Paulson she resembled Julia Roberts, it was over. To be fair, her locker at her NYC performing arts high school was plastered with photos of America’s ...

As an 11-year-old, Sarah Rector became the richest Black child in America, but danger in Oklahoma led to her family moving to Kansas City. Rector’s story, long forgotten from the history books, is now ...

Hey guys, it’s Sarah. It’s easy to complain about the state of the world, and bemoan the fact that everything is terrible. And we do a lot of that. But today, on Giving Tuesday, we’re going to try and ...