Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses President Biden’s final public appearances before he leaves the Oval Office on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ ...

The "Yummy" singer, 30, shared a photo on his Instagram Stories of a gift he received for his 4-month-old son Jack, whom he ...

Even before crossing paths with Tim Bergling, Jesse Waits was a prominent figure within the nightlife scene of Las Vegas, Nevada. The entrepreneur moved to the area in 1996 and began working as a ...

Jesse Eisenberg’s second film as a director, A Real Pain, has a shot at nominations for the 2025 Oscars, and soon you’ll be able to watch the movie from the comfort of your own home.

Jesse Watters and his wife Emma began seeing each other while Jesse was still married to his first wife, Noelle. After they divorced, Jesse put a ring on it. However, that doesn't mean the new ...

Newsweek reached out to Fetterman's office for comment. Split image of Fox News anchor Jesse Watters (left) and Senator John Fetterman. The TV host put the Pennsylvania senator on his "nice list ...

By Lexy Perez Associate Editor Jesse Eisenberg is looking back on portraying Lex Luthor. While joining Dax Shepard on the Armchair Expert podcast, the actor reflected on how “poorly received ...

The Fox News host predicted the ex-president would "pardon himself immediately" and put his political foes "and their families" in prison if he wins in 2024. A member of Hunter's legal team has ...

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JESSE WATTERS (HOST): The new bill is dead. Only two Democrats voted for it and 38 Republicans voted against it. The Republicans didn't like that it raised the debt ceiling without enough spending ...

Jesse Watters explains how Congress's reevaluated spending bill brought the number of pages from 1,547 pages to 116, yet it was still struck down by House members on "Jesse Watters Primetime." ...

Jesse Watters explains how Congress's reevaluated spending bill brought the number of pages from 1,547 pages to 116, yet it was still struck down by House members on "Jesse Watters Primetime." ...