Chef Robert Irvine gives back to Gold Star families

Celebrity chef serves more than 200 families whose loved ones were killed while serving.

Ohio girl, 11, credited with saving her little brother from abduction by man with condoms in pocket

An 11-year-old girl in Ohio is being credited with saving her 6-year-old brother from potentially being abducted — by a 33-year-old man who was allegedly found with condoms in his pocket.

Roy Spencer: Why so many tornadoes this year? It’s not what AOC, Bernie Sanders (or maybe even you) think

Progressive politicians like Al Gore, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D.N.Y., don’t hesitate to blame any kind of severe weather – even if it is decreasing over time – on global warming. 

Khloe Kardashian’s ex, Lamar Odom, reveals he once threatened to kill her while on cocaine, ecstasy

Lamar Odom revealed he once threatened to kill his ex-wife, Khloe Kardashian, while they were married and he was on drugs.

Struggling CNN reportedly shakes up London operation

CNN is shaking up its London operation as it seeks to consolidate CNN International, according to TVNewser.

Ex-king of Belgium agrees to submit DNA for paternity test in love child case

Belgium’s former monarch Albert II has agreed to a DNA test demanded by a woman who claims to be his love child.

Syria’s opposition farmlands set on fire by regime bombs, satellite images show

The slivers that make what is left of Syria’s last rebel-held bastion have gone up in flames in recent days.

Mount Everest death spike: Inexperienced climbers, competitive tour groups, bad weather window to blame, experts believe

An American climber became the latest to perish after reaching the world’s tallest summit on Monday amid concerns that overcrowding on Mount Everest is leading the highest number of deaths on the mountain since 2015.

European court rejects Catalan separatists’ suit

The European Court of Human Rights has rejected a suit brought by Catalan separatist lawmakers claiming that Spain’s top court violated their rights when it ruled to suspend a regional parliamentary session to declare independence in 2017.

European court rejects Catalan separatists’ suit

The European Court of Human Rights has rejected a suit brought by Catalan separatist lawmakers claiming that Spain’s top court violated their rights when it ruled to suspend a regional parliamentary session to declare independence in 2017.