An NPR investigation found that documents surrounding Trump sexual abuse allegations were absent.

Lawmakers want to know whether proper safeguards separated Attorney General Pam Bondi from cases involving her brother. The DOJ has yet to provide the requested records.

Two decades after the Iraq War, Donald Trump’s Iran escalation echoes the same neocon bravado — without a clear case for war.

A nostalgic weeknight chicken, reengineered — creamy beans, winter greens and crumbs toasted just shy of too dark.

The longevity influencer’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein led to his departure from the network.

The Supreme Court ruled Trump’s sweeping global tariffs illegal. Now FedEx is suing for refunds, Democratic lawmakers are demanding checks with interest, and Trump is threatening to raise tariffs to 15 percent.

The decorated alpine skier's injury was much more severe than was initially reported.

"Highway of Diamonds" showcases decades of Black artists reshaping and sometimes radically reframing Dylan's work.

The president’s fundraising emails are part of a larger messaging campaign that has become increasingly menacing.

Lawmakers demanded documents tied to Brad Bondi’s courtroom winning streak. The DOJ has missed the deadline.

“Real men want to go to Tehran,” Bush’s neocons said. Two decades later, Trump’s rhetoric follows a familiar script.

Forget reality TV. The most inspiring tale of a leader who stands for his people takes place in Westeros.

Emerald Fennell's film is not the first Jacob Elordi-starring remix of a classic novel. Why is it so hated?

Deadly outbreaks of retaliatory violence have rocked Jalisco since the Sunday raid, killing at least 73 people.

The gold-medal women's squad turned down the invite after video showed the president joking about them.

“Patel’s defenders in MAGA media are trying desperately to turn this into the equivalent of Barack Obama’s tan suit — a nothingburger inflated by hysterical liberals.”

The leafy, cruciferous vegetable’s newfound popularity expands beyond just social media, culture and fashion.

Democrats are outperforming past baselines in Trump-era districts, though the Senate map remains steep.

The HPV vaccine has significantly reduced rates of cervical cancer across the world, yet the CDC insists on review.

Kristi Noem isn’t shaking up DHS, she’s doubling down on violence and propaganda.

Victory over Canada in OT celebrates both Olympic triumph and memory of Johnny Gaudreau, with family in attendance.

In 1984, Jackson used "Saturday Night Live" to take a "last shot at America's mind" and faulty policies with jokes.

MAGA erupts as Supreme Court serves Mike Pence’s revenge with Trump tariffs decision.

Claims of stolen elections and tainted ballots have often been aimed at curbing Black political power.

In Munich, Ocasio-Cortez trips over unanswerable question, while Rubio lulls Europeans with smooth-criminal talk.

The renewed hype around Brontë's book highlights Gen Z's embrace of a safer kind of obsessive romance.

The Capitol’s rejection of a Rev. Jesse Jackson tribute honor highlights the limits of institutional recognition.

The Supreme Court said “no,” so Trump found another way to impose 15% duties, showcasing his political agenda.

Low-information and poor white voters are turning against the president. Can Democrats win them back?

Like the country itself, the justices are divided between democracy and authoritarianism.

Morgan Neville joins "Everything Fab Four" to discuss a lifetime of Beatles fandom and post-Beatles Paul.

With his arrest, the former Prince Andrew now faces more accountability on Epstein than Trump and his rich friends.

““Reality Check” gives Banks the villain edit — although, honestly, she achieves that all by herself,” @mctelevision.bsky.social writes.

Eric Dane was meant to appear on “Grey’s Anatomy” for one episode in 2006. Instead, his character Dr. Mark Sloan became a six-season fixture, and a towel-clad entrance in Season 3 became a lasting pop culture moment.

Super Bowl Ring ad was the latest sign our cyberpunk nightmare is real. People are finally noticing.

The court ruled the tariffs "extend beyond the president’s 'legitimate reach.'"

The president will recite his greatest hits, but there will be lots of elephants in the House.

Before Democrats fractured, Jackson united workers across race and region — and provided a model for today’s party.

“Both Kennedy and Trump are famous eccentrics who possess a charismatic weirdness that somehow captures people’s imaginations — and inspires them to become devoted followers. In their own ways, each is a cult leader.”

“The growing evidence that Jeffrey Epstein funneled billions of dollars to academic superstars who either shared his predilections or were just happy to play along and keep the money flowing is grimly ironic,” @andizeisler.bsky.social writes.

As Woody puts it in a bummer of a one-liner, “toys are for play, but tech is for everything.”

The president's comments come amid a U.S. military buildup in the region.

Big families don’t automatically mean healthy ones. Don’t tell that to the dads shaping White House policy. @amandamarcotte.bsky.social examines how MAGA leaders frame fatherhood as proof of “traditional values,” and what’s behind the rhetoric. Watch the latest #StandingRoomOnly now. 👇

Before Appalachia became “Trump Country,” the Rev. Jesse Jackson packed gyms in coal country and talked about poverty as both Black and white. His message still offers lessons for Democrats today.

"The law must take its course," King Charles III said of his brother's arrest.

From Courtney Love to Chappell Roan, lipstick has evolved into a marker of power.

“What struck me most was the assumption beneath it all: that stopping to eat is not indulgent or inefficient, but necessary. That flavor matters. That nourishment matters. That the quality of the break shapes the quality of the work that follows,” @ashliedstevens.bsky.social writes.

In choosing a leading vaccine critic to run the CDC, the HHS secretary continues to endanger public health.

The publication date of Samuel Alito’s forthcoming book suggests that a strategically timed retirement announcement could be imminent, giving the GOP another seat to fill on the Supreme Court.

The DHS secretary and her semi-official aide Corey Lewandowski are to blame for the shutdown.