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Oscar-winning actor and Grammy-winning musician Jamie Foxx will host the 2018 BET Awards ceremony at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles on June 24.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced Tuesday he is expelling two top U.S. diplomats in response to U.S. sanctions.

Ryan Reynolds will star in director-producer Michael Bay's action movie "Six Underground," which is set for a Netflix release in 2019.

Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano has creeped onto the property of one of the Big Island's geothermal power plants, civil defense officials said.

New research into the mounds of coastal Louisiana suggests mound builders selected building sites and materials to ensure structural integrity and longevity.

The American Civil Liberties Union demanded Amazon stop marketing facial recognition technology to government agencies, citing possible civil rights violations.

While cancer deaths continue to decline in the U.S., an annual report from the National Cancer Institute shows prostate cancer deaths are creeping back up.

Head coach Doug Pederson told reporters on Tuesday that the Philadelphia Eagles will visit The White House next month to celebrate their Super Bowl LII championship victory over the New England Patriots.

The head of the U.S. Agency for International Development took a critical approach to Chinese economic activities in Africa.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was scheduled to give an on-camera press briefing on Tuesday afternoon.

Four new sinkholes have opened up beneath a western Florida retirement community that was hit by several others months ago.

Bolivia's Madidi National Park is the world's most biodiverse protected area, according to a newly completed two-year survey of the park's plant and animals.

Stacey Cunningham, the first woman to become president of the New York Stock Exchange, said she fell in love with the floor on her first visit.

Major League Baseball legend Rafael Palmeiro, 53, made a spark in his pro baseball comeback bid, hitting a homer for the Cleburne Railroaders.

Hosting South Korean President Moon Jae-in Tuesday, President Donald Trump tempered expectations for his planned meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Firefighters in Idaho had to pry apart the metal bars of a fence to rescue a beaver that somehow got stuck in the barrier.

Voters decide races Tuesday in Arkansas, Georgia, and Kentucky while Texas takes care of unfinished business with runoff races from the March primary.

Fresh evidence of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's involvement in a controversial school deal has emerged.

A British man sitting down for breakfast received a fright when a snake slithered out of his cereal box and fled into his dishwasher.

A surprised traveler on a North Carolina road turned around to capture video of an unusual spectacle: a cyclist being chased by turkeys.

K-pop stars AOA shared clips on Instagram from the tracks "Bingle Bangle," "Super Duper" and "Heat."

Nickelodeon has announced that YouTube star and actress Liza Koshy will be the new host of the network's upcoming reboot of game show "Double Dare."

The Trump administration said it's seriously examining election security following concerns from Democratic lawmakers that it wasn't doing enough.

The crew of a ferry traveling across a river in Vietnam ended up rescuing a pig struggling to swim in the middle of the water.

Katy Perry confirmed she's taken during the "American Idol" finale following reports she's back together with Orlando Bloom.