On a night that included stars like George Clooney, Gladys Knight and the rock band U2, someone in the audience stood out more.

"Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes have the day off," was all replacement anchor Stephanie Ramos had to say about the matter.

Michael Avenatti, whom some liberals once touted as a possible presidential candidate, is headed to prison for a long time.

The red wave Republicans were hopeful for did not happen. Could Google be the reason? Dr. Robert Epstein believes he has evidence to prove it.

Whether or not Republicans open a probe into Reade's allegations, Democrats are currently bracing for the onslaught they will face in January.

A closer reading of what Trump said after the "Twitter Files" release shows he didn't exactly say the constitution should be terminated.

Some Democrats aren't happy with President Joe Biden's plan to strip New Hampshire and Iowa of their precedence in the presidential primary.

Jean-Pierre brazenly dismissed the revelations as "old news" and tried to spin it as Musk's attempt to distract from his own wrongdoing.

"He is barely keeping up when it comes to charging at home and the range of this truck in winter, and it is stressing him out."

Jesse Watters, co-host of "The Five," announced on-air that he and his wife are expecting a baby girl in April 2023.

Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona announced he will wage a House floor fight next month to become House speaker instead of Kevin McCarthy.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is expected to file a lawsuit by Friday challenging the outcome of her race with Democrat Katie Hobbs.

With Elon Musk now at the helm of Twitter, the company has sought to be more transparent with its political dealings and past censorship.

The Biden administration has been put on the receiving end of an embarrassing "fact check" style disclaimer on Twitter -- again.

Meta says that if Congress passes a bill requiring it to pay news outlets that post on its sites, it will simply stop posting news.