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Trump Declares Himself ‘Clairvoyant’ — Critics Wonder How He Got Election So Wrong

There’s One Key Difference Between King Charles’ Christmas Speech And The Late Queen’s

Barack Obama Kisses Michelle Obama Under Mistletoe In Sweet Christmas Greeting

Sports

Patriots Quarterback Mac Jones Accused Of ‘Dirty Play’ And The Internet Piles On

Entertainment

‘Bad Habit’ Singer Steve Lacy Reveals One Video Game Put Him On ‘A Lot’ Of Music

Sports

A Workplace Revolution Is Taking Place Inside The Last Place You’d Expect

7th Body Found After Bus Plunged Off Bridge Into River In Spain

The cause of the deadly Christmas Eve crash is still unclear, though bad weather may have played a role.

By AP

South Korea Fires Warning Shots After North Korean Drones Cross Border

Several North Korean drones crossed the inter-Korean border and were detected in the South’s territory on Monday morning, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said.

By AP

British Prime Minister Asks Homeless Man If He Works In Business

The U.K. leader caught flak for his "clueless" conversation at a homeless shelter.

Ron Dicker

Sports

Steelers’ Tribute To ‘Immaculate Reception’ Icon Gets Unexpected Interruption

Some NFL fans reportedly didn't see a video tribute for late Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris on Saturday.

NRA Wishes ‘All Guns, Ammo’ For Peace On Earth Day; Critics Explode

"What is WRONG WITH YOU?" asks one stunned foe on Twitter.

Mary Papenfuss

Jamie Raskin Skewers Electoral College: It’s ‘Become A Danger’

“We should elect the president the way we elect governors, senators, mayors, representatives, everybody else," Raskin said.

Biden, First Lady Thank Service Members In Christmas Calls

The president celebrated a quiet Christmas with his family at the White House and has spoken with American service members stationed around the world.

By Hannah Fingerhut, AP

17 Dead, Nearly 100 Injured After Heavy Snows In Japan

Powerful winter fronts have dumped heavy snow in the north since last week.

By By MARI YAMAGUCHI, AP

Aid Groups Stop Work In Afghanistan After Taliban Bar Women Workers

Barring women from schools and non-governmental organization work “will lead to catastrophic humanitarian consequences," warns Red Cross.

By By RIAZAT BUTT, AP

Republican Lawmaker Denounced Spending Bill, Then Things Got Awkward For Him

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) is among the scores of House Republicans who have criticized the $1.7 trillion package.

Entertainment

James Cameron Breaks Down How ‘Avatar’ Sequel Stacks Up To Superhero Films

"They’re not extraordinary problems. They’re not going up against some guy that’s trying to conquer the galaxy," Cameron said.