Record

A 15-year-old Ohio girl is making headlines with a record-breaking catch — a giant blue catfish that’s practically her size.

Several alligator hunters in Mississippi recently made the catch of a lifetime and also set a state record.

A French fireman recently burned up an athletic track to break two records as crowds cheered him on in Haubourdin, France.

Lea Anne Powell has won the title of being a women’s world record holder after catching a massive Largemouth Bass at a Texas lake in February.

A three-year-old dog in Metairie, Louisiana, is getting a lot of attention for her sweet attitude and record-breaking tongue.

Scientists from Australia and Japan have broken the record for spotting the deepest fish ever seen, as well as for catching the deepest fish ever caught.

A horticulture teacher from Anoka, Minnesota, grew a giant pumpkin for a contest in California and set a U.S. record.

The world’s largest recorded freshwater fish was caught recently in Cambodia’s Mekong River, and people looked on in awe of the massive creature.

With a $790 million worldwide gross, Joker is now the biggest R-rated movie ever produced.

Corporations are infusing money back to the U.S. from abroad in record numbers for the third quarter since passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to the tune of $92.7 billion dollars.

Hillary Clinton’s favorability rating hit a record low of 36 percent, Gallup reluctantly reports — even though the polling firm has measured Clinton’s favorability going all the way back to 1992.

International Falls, Minnesota, has broken a nearly century-old record for their coldest December 27, at -36 degrees Fahrenheit.

Household wealth in America reached a record high of $1.7 trillion in the second quarter of 2017 due to rising property values and gains in financial assets, according to a Federal Reserve report released Thursday.

The Floyd Mayweather-Conor McGregor fight struggles to sell out just two weeks before the fight.

Greenland just broke the record for the coldest July day ever recorded in the Northern Hemisphere at -33C.

Donald Trump appears to have maintained his lead, despite Clinton’s triumphant return to the campaign trail last week and appears to have shrugged off the latest media fueled birther controversy. Trump’s lead began after Clinton’s health scare last week in New York City, and has now risen 4.3 points in one week.

Do not expect Lauer to ask about Clinton’s email server, or Syria (she called dictator Bashar Assad a “reformer”), or how she took foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation while in office. Indeed, expect him to avoid her record.

California now has the highest voter registration in its history at near 18 million, with over 646,000 registrations in just 45 days, thanks in part to controversial Facebook’s two-day May registration push ahead of the June 7 Presidential primary election.

As Marco Rubio returns to New Hampshire, he faces New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a rival who has been laying groundwork in the state since August.

Green tractor production in Britain is at an all time high! Or so we learn from Business Green, the UK environment industry’s equivalent to Pravda, in a piece celebrating the fact that 2014 was a “record-breaking year for wind energy” with

Sen. John McCain’s campaign team is getting called out by the very organization whose rating it cited on Twitter.

For more than a decade Hollywood lied to the American people in order to justify a string of critical and box office flops aimed at undermining our troops and then-President George W. Bush’s efforts in the ongoing War on Terror.

NYPD officials’ celebration of their city going twelve days without a murder had their celebration cut short on Friday, when Eric Roman, 28, was shot in the head, leg, and hand in Queens, dying on Saturday in Jamaica Hospital Medical Center.