Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently presented a proposal to his war cabinet, outlining his vision for the future of the Gaza Strip post-war.

House Speaker Mike Johnson holds the fate of a democracy and a people in his hands. It's not just about the United States surviving; it's also about Ukraine, a country fighting for its existence two years after Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded, denying its right to exist.

The Israeli military has intensified its campaign against Hamas militants in the southern Gaza Strip, focusing on the key city of Khan Younis.

Former Raiders first-round pick Damon Arnette was arrested on drug and firearm charges in early January, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

In a thrilling matchup, RJ Davis lit up the court with a career-high 42 points, including four consecutive 3-pointers in the second half, leading No. 9 North Carolina to a 75-71 victory over Miami on Monday night.

Arab and Muslim communities in Michigan are urging voters to choose "uncommitted" in the Democratic primary to send a message to President Biden about his policies on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Calling all music lovers! The iconic singing competition show, The Voice, is returning for its 25th season, and it's gonna be hotter than a Nashville summer. Buckle up, because things are about to get fierce!

Travis Kelce made a splash by jetting off to Sydney just to catch Taylor Swift's Eras Tour live. And boy, did he make the most of it! After the concert, Taylor didn't miss a beat and ran straight into his arms for a post-show kiss.

Meri Brown recently shared on Instagram that she and her boyfriend Amos have decided to part ways after four months together. She opened up about the breakup, explaining that despite caring deeply for each other, they realized they had different long-term goals, communication styles, and values.

Sunday night was buzzing with excitement as "Oppenheimer" clinched the top film prize at the Producers Guild of America (PGA) Awards, continuing its victorious journey leading up to the Oscars next month.

Alyssa Milano recently attended a live performance by her former "Who's the Boss?" co-star, Tony Danza, at the Catalina Jazz Club in Los Angeles. Accompanied by her son Milo, Milano shared the heartfelt experience on Instagram, where she posted several photos capturing the moment.

Steven Moffat embarked on his latest project, the limited series "Douglas Is Cancelled," in 2018, long before "cancel culture" became a widely recognized term.

At the New York City premiere of Dune: Part Two, Dave Bautista spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about his admiration for his costar Josh Brolin, who portrays Gurney Halleck in the film.

Emmy Russell, the granddaughter of country music legend Loretta Lynn, surprised American Idol viewers with her audition on Sunday night. The 24-year-old musician from Nashville performed an original piano ballad titled "Skinny," showcasing her impressive songwriting and vocal skills.

Former officials from Donald Trump’s administration caution that a second term could see a significant overhaul of the nation's spy agencies, potentially politicizing intelligence to an unprecedented degree.

As the deadline for a partial government shutdown looms just days away, there is still no clear path to avert it. Lawmakers had aimed to release the text of a bipartisan spending deal on Sunday, but this has been delayed, highlighting high-level disagreements over policy issues. 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a month after ending his White House bid, is already gearing up for his next run. He's been keeping in touch with his presidential campaign supporters, including donors and leaders in early nominating states.

Michigan's presidential primary presents contrasting scenarios for Democrats and Republicans. On Tuesday, Democrats have a clear path to 117 delegates, as President Biden successfully advocated for Michigan's advancement in the 2024 calendar. 

Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel is set to step down from her position on March 8, as Donald Trump asserts control over the party in his bid for another presidential nomination.

Graham Norton has announced his departure from hosting his weekend shows on Virgin Radio, a move that marks the end of his tenure since joining the station in 2021 after a successful decade at BBC Radio 2.