As 2025 ends, the U.S. Congress faces criticism for a lack of legislative achievements and a rise in retirements. Former lawmakers warn the institution is 'in a coma,' citing long-term systemic issues.

The second part of the Everybody Loves Raymond 30th Anniversary reunion airs tonight! Get all the details on how to watch, who's returning, and what to expect from Ray Romano and the cast.

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to military talks to halt border clashes, but new fighting erupted just hours later, putting ASEAN's mediation efforts to the test.

Kristin Chenoweth's $22.5M Broadway musical 'The Queen of Versailles' closes weeks early despite strong box office. We break down the negative reviews, the numbers, and what this means for Broadway.

Several state attorneys general claim the Trump administration is refusing to accept funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a move they warn could leave consumers vulnerable.

Canada names former BlackRock executive Mark Wiseman as its new ambassador to the U.S. amid tense relations and ahead of crucial USMCA trade renegotiations with the Trump administration.

Dozens of international aid groups face operational closure in Gaza and the West Bank under new Israeli registration rules, prompting UN warnings of a potential humanitarian collapse.

Mighty Ducks star Shaun Weiss, who overcame his own addiction, is searching for homeless Nickelodeon actor Tylor Chase to offer him a spot in a treatment center.

A Chinese father and his 6-year-old son were deported from the U.S. after being separated, a move an activist calls a coercive tactic to force the father's compliance.

Ariana Grande's SNL appearance featured a dark and violent 'Home Alone' parody that has polarized fans. We break down the controversial sketch and SNL's recent string of controversies.

China is set to impose an export licensing system on steel products from January 1, a strategic move seen as an attempt to cool rising trade tensions with its new, vital export partners in the developing world.

Fearing detention by ICE, many immigrants in the U.S. are skipping their court dates, resulting in automatic deportation orders and raising serious questions about access to justice.