‘The Rock’ Weighs in on President Run in 2020?

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is "absolutely" considering a run for president, the ‘Skyscraper’ star said Wednesday. Host Stephen Colbert brought up a potential bid during an interview with Johnson, 46, on ‘The Late Show.’ “Do you actually take that possibility seriously?” Colbert asked. “I absolutely do, yes," Johnson replied. However, the former WWE star went on to say that a 2020 bid was not likely as he lacks political experience.

Man Incredibly Balance Bench on His Face

If life is all a balancing act then -- this man has it down pat! Billy Matsumoto has a unique talent for balancing things on his face and he’s not hiding it.

The Strangest Things to Wash Up on Beaches

There is some strange stuff floating around in our oceans… and some of it finds its way washed up on our beaches.

2018 Emmy Predictions: "This Is Us" & More

With contenders like "Game of Thrones," "This Is Us" and "Handmaid's Tale," "E! News" makes some bold predictions ahead of Thursday's nominations. Watch!

Video Shows Thai Boys and Coach After Cave Rescue

Thai authorities released a video showing the 12 members of the Wild Boar soccer club and their coach being treated at a hospital. It is the first time they are seen after being extracted from Tham Luang cave. Photo: Thailand Public Relations

Archaeologists Find Oldest Written 'Odyssey'

You probably had to read "The Odyssey" for school, and now archaeologists have found what may be one of the first editions. Nathan Rousseau Smith has the story.

Alligator Named Mr. Stubbs Gets a Prosthetic Tail

Experts say the tail of an alligator named Mr. Stubbs' was probably bitten off by another gator and has left him at quite a disadvantage. But thanks to a team of researchers and doctors, he now has a chance! "If he is in a pen with other alligators he can't move as quickly, so they get to the food first," Midwestern University associate professor Dr. Justin Georgi said. Experts say the prosthetic will take some time to get used to. InsideEdition.com's Keleigh Nealon (http://twitter.com/KeleighNealon) has more.  

Why the Queen Skipped Prince Louis Christening

The littlest prince, just two months old, was christened at The Chapel Royal at Saint James's Palace in London, England, on Monday.

Couple Poses for Daring Photo Under Landing Plane

An acrobatic couple risked life and limb for a photo where they came close to getting hit by a low-flying plane

Taylor Swift Reveals Her "Worst Nightmare"

The "Delicate" singer opens up in an interview with Pattie Boyd for "Harper's Bazaar" magazine. Hear T. Swift explain her song writing process and more. Check it out!

Japan’s Digital Art Museum Will Blow You Away

It's 107,000 square feet of digital art.

You Can Actually Hear Saturn and Its Moon

Believe it or not, that's the sound made between Saturn and its moon Enceladus.

1,300-Pound Croc Caught After 8-Year Hunt

Authorities caught a more than 15-foot saltwater crocodile, one of the largest recorded, on July 9 in Australia. The hunt for this crocodile began nearly a decade ago.

Thailand Soccer Team Finally Freed From Cave

All 12 soccer players and their coach have been rescued from a cave complex in Thailand, where they had been trapped for over two weeks. The Thai Navy Seals confirmed the operation to remove the remaining boys and their 25-year-old coach had been successful. "We are not sure if this is a miracle, a science or what," The Thai Navy Seals said in a Facebook post. "All the thirteen Wild Boars are now out of the cave." InsideEdition.com's Leigh Scheps (http://twitter.com/LeighTVReporter) has more.

Robin Wright Speaks Out About Kevin Spacey

Robin Wright is finally speaking out on her relationship with Kevin Spacey, as the award-winning show “House of Cards” soldiers on without him. Nathan Rousseau Smith has the latest.

Scientists Spot Brightest Object in Early Universe

It's "the most-detailed image yet" of the plasma-spewing quasar, which formed when Earth was just 7% of its current age.

Amazon Prime Day Preview: What You Need to Know

Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner and it could be bigger and better than ever.

Stinky Corpse Flower Blooms in Illinois

Smell-curious visitors from far and wide flocked to the greenhouse of Eastern Illinois University this week to get a whiff of a rare corpse flower. The stinky blossom, so called because it smells like rotting meat, only blooms for one day every two years. "When you are standing next to it when it is blooming, you can actually taste the odor," Greenhouse manager Steven Malehorn. He added that the unique aroma of the flower helps attract flies, which serve as pollinators.

Joanna Gaines Shares Chip's Sweet Tradition

After welcoming their fifth child last month, “Fixer Upper” star Joanna Gaines shared on Instagram the sweet tradition husband Chip is continuing with newborn baby Crew.

Meghan Markle Debuts British Accent

The Duchess of Sussex is starting to sound a bit like her royal in-laws.  

Trump Baby Balloon Gets Approval to Fly in London

During President Trump’s upcoming visit to London, a giant balloon could be flying about 100-feet overhead, since the London mayor, Sadiq Khan just approved it. More than 10,000 people signed a petition and a thousand raised more than $20,000 in support of the project. The 19-foot balloon will only be up for two hours during a protest march on Friday July 13th. And the mayor’s office says organizers still need clearance from the Metropolitan Police and National Air Traffic Service in order to fly the balloon.

Where Some of The Former First Kids Are Now

From Barack and Michelle Obama's daughters Malia and Sasha to JFK's daughter Caroline Kennedy, find out what these former First Kids are doing now after growing up in the White House during their fathers' presidencies.

Thousands Become U.S. Citizens Around the Country

Thousands of people in cities around the U.S. became citizens in naturalization ceremonies.

Awkward Moment Between Harry and Meghan Goes Viral

The very affectionate Duke and Duchess of Sussex seem to be backing off the PDA in front of The Queen!

Woman Scales Statue of Liberty

A woman climbed the base of the Statue of Liberty on Wednesday afternoon, forcing an evacuation of the New York Harbor island where the monument stands hours before Independence Day fireworks displays were scheduled to begin nearby. Nathan Frandino reports.

Otherworldly ’Fireworks' Show Captured by Hubble

We saved you a good spot to watch these celestial fireworks.

Boston Cops Sing Their Own ‘Carpool Karaoke’

Two Boston police officers sang ‘God Bless America’ in their squad car recently and their rendition went viral. Video of officers Kim Tavares and Stephen McNulty singing the patriotic song was the perfect way to kick off the Independence Day holiday, and it also happens to be the 100th anniversary of the song. The standard was written by Irving Berlin during World War I, but only became popular decades later when singer Kate Smith performed it.

Babies Race to the Finish at Annual Diaper Derby

Around thirty cuddly crawlers competed in the ninth annual "Diaper Derby" at the NY Hilton Midtown's Rhinelander Promenade in New York City on Friday, June 29th -- and it sure was a race to remember.

Volcanic Whirlwind Hurls Lava in Wild Video

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is as dangerous as it is beautiful.

Poll: American Pride at a Historic Low

While Americans are gearing up for 4th of July bbq’s and fireworks , a new Gallup poll shows that national pride is at a historic low. Veuer's Natasha Abellard has the story.