Faced with violent protests and calls for his resignation, President Emmanuel Macron of France said on Monday that he had heard the anger of the many whose economic suffering has burst into the open in recent weeks and that he would take immediate steps to relieve their hardship. Macron’s mea culpa on national television signaled a remarkable step back from his ambitions to reshape France's economy and become the European Union’s foremost leader. For now, his chief goal is shoring up his own political support in France. He announced tax cuts and income increases for the struggling middle class and working poor, vowing to raise the pay of workers earning minimum wage. He promised to listen to...

We are not here to bash the epic Elseworlds crossover currently taking place across The Flash, Arrow, and Supergirl. In fact, we are loving the insane, body-swapping, reality-rewriting,...

Steve Bray is already hard at work when dawn breaks over London, waving anti-Brexit banners behind television crews reporting live outside Westminster.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party was trailing in vote count on Tuesday in three of the five states that held elections over the past few weeks, four television channels said.

In strikingly different ways, the best new shows of the past year each offered fresh perspective. They provided windows into worlds that television rarely lets us peer into, like the ’80s drag-ball scene or a cult that put down Oregonian roots in that same decade, or told stories using striking ...

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp has praised Raheem Sterling for the way he handled getting berated at Chelsea as the Metropolitan Police investigates whether the Manchester City forward was racially abused. Television footage from City's defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday showed spectators in the front row shouting at Sterling as he collected the ...]

The critics have spoken! Nominations for the 2019 Critics' Choice Awards were announced live on KTLA this morning, honoring the best achievements in film and television. The winners...

Chelsea and the Metropolitan Police are investigating whether Raheem Sterling was racially abused during the Blues' 2-0 win over Manchester City on Saturday. Television footage appeared to show spectators in the front row at Stamford Bridge berating the City winger, prompting allegations that some of the words were racially motivated. Chelsea have vowed to take ...]

A helicopter from a local television station captured the moment police brought the high-speed pursuit to an end.