Nearly two years after an explosion at a West Reading chocolate factory that claimed the lives of seven workers, the federal agency investigating the blast has issued its final report on the tragedy.

Veteran Jimmy White kept alive his hopes of qualifying for the World Snooker Championship for the first time since 2006 with a nail-biting, final-frame win, while 14-year-old Michal Szubarczyk was ...

“Ironically because of all the new tariffs it is now way cheaper to make our chocolate bars we sell globally NOT in America because other countries don’t have a 20%+ tariff on our cogs ...

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... JIMMY WHITE’s Crucible dreams remain alive after he won his opening qualifying match at 1.22am on Wednesday morning. The Whirlwind ...

Jimmy Kimmel called out Fox News during the opening monologue of Tuesday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” for the network’s coverage of President Trump’s tariffs and the shockwaves his plans have ...

Jimmy Kimmel is stressed about the ongoing stock market chaos spurred by President Trump’s controversial tariffs, but there is at least one part of it he can enjoy. “The fun part is watching ...

The story behind one of the most famous chocolate companies in the world will be told in the live-action movie “Hershey,” starring Finn Wittrock and Alexandra Daddario and directed by “Mean ...

After enjoying a brief hiatus from the show, Jimmy Kimmel came back swinging when he returned to Live Monday evening. The late night host railed against President Trump‘s recent tariffs that ...

Jimmy White is one of snooker's most popular stars - but a howler has dented his Crucible hopes. The Whirlwind made it to six World Championship finals between 1984 and 1994, losing to Scots great ...

Jimmy White found himself behind in the first round of World Snooker Championship qualifying after making an epic blunder. The ten-time ranking champion was among the biggest names vying for a ...

Nick Wright reveals his updated "King of the Hill" on First Things First, keeping Nikola Jokic at the top while Jamal Murray and Jimmy Butler take a steep fall. Startling Fed news sends stock ...