The actor stars in the Paramount+ drama as Tommy Norris, the landman for an oil company.

Schools in Montclair, New Jersey, are closed Monday due to a security concern, district officials announced.

Two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces in Russia's Kursk border region do not want to defect.

Exports rose faster than expected, according to official customs data.

Americans have been warned to brace for more winter storms as Arctic winds are set to dump more ice and snow amid freezing temperatures.

Democratic lawmakers suggest there has been a cover-up over the FBI background check into Hegseth, the secretary of defense nominee.

Vice President-elect JD Vance said January 6 protesters who took part in violence may not be pardoned.

"Ultimately, everything isn't for everyone," Ebony Coleman told Newsweek after her facial experience.

Pokrovsk has been dubbed a "fortress" city, key for Ukraine's logistics and a long-time stronghold for Kyiv in the east.

Mike Waltz, Trump's incoming national security adviser, spoke with ABC News about peace negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

The fires have destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and killed at least 24 people in the Los Angeles area.

Neither Moscow nor Pyongyang has confirmed the deployment of troops from North Korea to Russia to fight Ukrainian forces.

One suspect dressed as a firefighter was apprehended while attempting to rob a home in Malibu, according to the LA County sheriff.

A woman had an emotional reaction to a letter from her mailman, posting a video of herself reading the card she received from him.

The actor said it was "like Christmas" every day working on the "Cheers" set.

People were blown away with a spiral staircase that was found underneath the bathtub in an apartment in Scotland.

Paige Davis' solo holiday cards break norms, support charities, and aim to find love.

Firefighters "observed a suspect actively lighting fires in the area," police said.

Donald Trump's second administration is embracing big tech and disruptors in Silicon Valley, with some of the industry's biggest players holding a lot of sway.

Some workers are accepting lower salaries in exchange for the possibility of working remotely, as employers fail to bring them back into the office full-time.