A study of 110 clinical trials links the antibiotic cefepime to a 94.4% higher probability of all-cause mortality compared to other beta-lactam drugs.

Tilly Norwood, an AI actress now on a press junket across major networks including CNN, NBC and CBS, is drawing backlash from media critics.

Dodgers three-peat hopes threatened by Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman and Andy Pages injuries as Edwin Diaz struggles entering 2026 seasons final stretch.

Kelsea Ballerini stunned fans with a bikini photo on a luxury boat for her birthday, but eagle-eyed followers noticed ex Chase Stokes liked the post.

Authorities allege Jobe Binkley knowingly allowed a missing teenage girl to stay at his home for months despite knowing she had been reported missing.

Josh Jacobs' ex-girlfriend's attorneys filed a motion to permanently seal surveillance video evidence in the Packers star's domestic violence case.

Activist Mahmoud Khalil claimed Columbia University fostered hostility toward "pro-Palestinian" students and that its inaction directly led to his ICE detention.

Tom Cruise told GQ the rumors about his intense on-set behavior are true, revealing what he tells collaborators before they sign on to work with him.

Lindsay Clancy's defense team adds Martin Weinberg, the attorney who fought Karen Read's retrial, to argue double jeopardy bars a second trial.

Former WWE star Mosh names Kelani Jordan, Jaida Parker, and Kam Hendricks as WWE NXT roster talents to watch and reveals a dream tag team match.

Corie Walsh allegedly sang a "Wizard of Oz" tune during questioning after being charged with first-degree murder in her son Barrett Walsh's death.

The Protect College Sports Act targets name, image and likeness (NIL) rules, transfer portal limits and a revenue sharing cap in the Senate.

House Democrats Jared Golden and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez broke ranks to rescue a Republican rule vote, dealing a fresh blow to Hakeem Jeffries.

Ed Sheeran says Macklemore's removal from his "Loop Tour" was the concert promoter's decision, not his, after U.S. venues threatened to pull shows.

Store owner Matt Humphrey said he called 911 for open-air drug use near his shop and never saw police, as Seattle business leaders demand a public safety plan.

Colin Kaepernick claims he still trains daily and believes he can play in the NFL, while Jemele Hill urged the Atlanta Falcons to sign him.

Justin Simmons criticized ESPN for mentioning Jonathon Cooper's NFL suspension during the Broncos-Chiefs game, sparking sharp social media pushback.

"Turns Out They Were Right All Along" shares life lessons from the "Fox News @ Night" host who spent years ignoring great wisdom before embracing it.

Michael Rapaport celebrated Macklemore being kicked off Ed Sheeran's tour on Monday after the singer repeatedly shouted "Free Palestine" from the stage.

Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford as LSU head coach prompted unprecedented security measures, with multiple police departments sending crowd-control units.

CC Sabathia, whose number 52 will be retired by the New York Yankees this month, called it a "different beast" to wear the iconic pinstripes.

NFL Week 1 overreactions are in full swing, from the Rams missing the playoffs to the Bears offense averaging 40 points per game all season.

The Justice Department announced 160 arrests tied to over $245 million in COVID fraud losses, plus a $10 million childcare scheme in California.

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink revealed the Space Force has on-orbit space control weapons, but the Pentagon won't say what they are or how they work.

Ella Langley faces online backlash over old deer hunting photos, while Trinity Rodman rushes to the US Open and Aryna Sabalenka's fashion sparks debate.