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Post Malone celebrates the new year with huge face tattoo: 'Gauntlet on the baby boy' Singer Post Malone has added to his exorbitant collection of tattoos.

Mariah Carey's Twitter account got hacked Pop diva Mariah Carey, the queen of Christmas, didn't have a nice New Year’s Eve after her Twitter account was hacked on Tuesday.

Millie Bobby Brown marks end of the decade with throwback Adele cover It's been a big decade for Millie Bobby Brown.

Matt Lauer dating marketing executive Shamin Abas: report Matt Lauer is moving on.

Britney Spears dances with sister Jamie Lynn, nieces in sweet video Britney Spears is ringing in the New Year by dancing with her nieces and her sister, Jamie Lynn.

Robert Durst wrote note about location of friend's body in 2000, defense admits Lawyers for Robert Durst, the New York real estate heir dogged by accusations that he killed his first wife decades ago, admitted he wrote a note tipping off police to the location of a friend he is also accused of killing. 

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Dog steals toy from baby in hilarious video This dog needs to learn how to play well with others.

3 wildest bikini trends of 2019 2019 saw plenty of wild styles and fashionable splashes.

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Pompeo: US will hold Iran 'accountable' for any 'malign activity,' after Baghdad embassy attack Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reacted to the Tuesday attack on the U.S. embassy in Baghdad by suspected Iranian-backed militants, telling Fox News' Mike Emanuel that Tehran will always be held accountable for any "malign activity."

Warren urges Democrats to 'imagine a better America' Warren attempts to regain lost momentum; Ellison Barber reports.

Trump to sign China trade deal January 15 Critics push for more Chinese concessions; Rich Edson has the details.

Pompeo: No plans to evacuate embassy or pull US troops out of Iraq Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reacts to attack on U.S. Embassy, looks ahead to next steps in Iraq and the rest of the Middle East.

Up to 4,000 US troops could deploy to Middle East amid Baghdad unrest: officials The U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division’s alert brigade has been issued orders to deploy rapidly to Kuwait amid the unrest in Baghdad, three U.S. defense officials told Fox News on Tuesday.

Chief justice promotes civics education in year-end report Saying "public confidence in the judiciary" was at stake, Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday urged Americans to become more engaged in learning about the role of courts in promoting democracy.

US blames Iran for US Embassy attack in Iraq Trump speaks with Iraqi prime minister about attack; Kevin Corke reports.

Joe Biden says he would consider a Republican running mate Bloomberg mocked for White House 'open office plan'; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.'

Progressive group under fire for taunting Trump by calling violent Baghdad protests his 'Benghazi' A progressive veterans PAC is under fire for a tweet suggesting hope that the violent protests that erupted at the US embassy on Baghdad would go down as President Trump's "Benghazi."

Bernie Sanders: I will not have a Republican as vice president Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders reacts to Joe Biden considering a Republican for a running mate.

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Civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis fights stage four cancer Politicians across the aisle root for Lewis' recovery; Jonathan Serrie reports.

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Boy, 10, allegedly ordered to change snake T-shirt before flight No snakes allowed on thisss plane.

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Pompeo: US strikes on Iranian-backed militia a 'defensive action' Strikes renew concerns of escalating tensions in Iran; Kevin Corke reports.

Sudan sentences at least 27 to death for torturing, killing detained protester A Sudanese court sentenced at least 27 members of the country's intelligence service to death by hanging for the torture and death of a protester during demonstrations against then-President Omar al-Bashir.

US blames Iranian-backed militia for attack that killed American contractor Retired Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin reacts to U.S. airstrikes against Iranian-backed militia.

China sentences Christian pastor to 9 years in prison A well-known Christian pastor in China who operated outside the state’s legally recognized protestant organization was sentenced Monday to nine years in prison.

Romanian woman dies after being set on fire during surgery A Romanian woman with pancreatic cancer has died after she was apparently set on fire last week during a surgery procedure, according to reports. 

Taliban claim responsibility for deadly attack in Afghanistan after agreeing to temporary cease-fire The Taliban have claimed responsibility for a pre-dawn attack on a pro-government militia compound that killed at least 14 people in Afghanistan; Benjamin Hall reports from London.

Will US airstrikes against Hezbollah in Iraq and Syria deter Iran? The U.S. targets Iran-backed militia after a rocket strike kills a U.S. contractor and injures four American soldiers.

British teen could face prison after Cyprus court finds her guilty of lying about gang rape claim A 19-year-old woman was convicted on a charge of causing public mischief after prosecutors proved she lied about being gang raped in the Cyprus resort town, Ayia Napa. The young teen could serve a year in prison. Her sentencing is scheduled for early January.

Mexican cartel violence, Notre Dame up in flames and Justin Trudeau blackface scandal: World in review 2019 There was no shortage of news from around the world that captivated headlines in 2019.

Moscow brings in fake snow in time for New Year festivities after record-breaking warm December It's finally starting to look like winter in the Russian capital after authorities dumped artificial snow in the center of Moscow in time for New Year's Eve festivities. 

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Big holiday iPhone heists strike Best Buy, Apple Store shopper In year-end holiday heists, over $200K in iPhones were stolen from a Best Buy and a large haul of phones was taken from a car after an Apple Store shopping spree.

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