Author: Maria Puente, USA TODAY

Johnny Depp’s defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard survived her latest bid to get it thrown out of court, with trial set for April 2022.

It’s a royal muddle for Prince Andrew and his family as his lawyers decide next steps in responding to a sex-abuse lawsuit by Jeffrey Epstein accuser.

Chris Cuomo won’t be on the air due to a planned vacation amid his brother’s resignation as New York governor. What happens next?

A California appeals court disqualified a private judge being used by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, handing Jolie a major victory. What happens now?

It may be the oddest Olympic Games ever, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, but Jill Biden is doing her bit as first lady to cheer Team USA in Tokyo.

Harvey Weinstein’s effort to avoid extradition to California for a new trial came to an end when he was transferred to authorities’ custody.

Britney Spears will get to select her own lawyer in her conservatorship case, Judge Brenda Penny ruled at the pop star’s July 14 hearing.

First lady Jill Biden is helping “Sesame Street” launch new resources for military families to talk to their kids about race in new video with Rosita.

All good dogs go to heaven, and Champ Biden, who died Saturday at age 13, was a good dog.