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She will replace the controversial Karoline Leavitt, who resigned in August
In "Verity," Hartnett once again subverts expectations in a way Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise can’t manage
A bounty on 1,000 fish hearts is as barbaric as it sounds
Expect lies, threats and empty bluster. He's becoming politically insignificant — but still dangerous
White House attacks on DEI gave colleges cover to abandon women and minority students
Like Andrew Lloyd Webber's masked outcast, Trump is willing to bring the whole house down
From Epstein to Cornell, voters' angst over corruption and sex abuse is at a high point just before the midterms
The president's rebrand of AI is brilliant, according to Silicon Valley billionaires
Nik Cohn’s new book "Corner Boy" reveals the godfather of rock criticism as music’s contrarian
Federal officials have sent conflicting signals about law enforcement at the polls. Here’s what the law says
Holding insurers accountable could be a point of agreement in a divided Washington
The Michigan Senate candidate masterfully baits Donald Trump after leaving Fox hosts swooning
The actor’s show with Jason Narducy is more than nostalgia — it celebrates the band’s artistry
Tariffs on tomatoes could turn one of dining's smallest gestures of hospitality into a line item
Ben Shapiro's studio still hasn't learned that owning the libs isn't a plot
Forget Iran — the defense secretary is focused on forcing his religion on everyone else
A shrinking pool of candidates who agree with the president may suggest a shift
The president's comments sparked a posting war, outraging even some Republicans
"Monster" tries to redeem Borden as a late-in-life feminist. It's a bridge too far
The White House also barred Politico from Air Force One to cap off a weekend of media attacks
The justice's refusal to retire deprives Donald Trump of a Supreme Court vacancy ahead of likely blue midterm wave
Thanks to a patchwork of state legislation, many of these ads do not disclose the use of AI at all
A 28-year-old lab technician's could be a highly fatal disease but a cause of death has yet to be released
To fulfill his destiny, John Stewart embraces what he was trained to reject — and so should we
Before reaching for salt, add acid
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's film indicts its audience when it should point the finger at itself
The rising Democratic star has what his GOP opponents lack: old-fashioned sex appeal
How extensive is white nationalism’s appeal among the broader public, and who is drawn to this extremist ideology?
Trump demanded more rally coverage as Fox was covering his Ohio rally, warning supporters could stop watching Fox
The GOP senator says Trump crossed a line by posting Sen. Tom Cotton's phone number over daylight saving time
The cold open imagines Republicans scrambling for a winning midterm message as Trump offers voters a $5,000 bribe
Tom Hanks' directorial debut produced a fake song that was undeniable
Netflix's "Unabomber" wants to know what "made" him. I was his neighbor. There was no single moment
MAGA needs to maintain its grip on the GOP after Donald Trump — and the 37th president is key
It's a tangled tale of global corruption and cynicism, and we're all complicit
Our reporting has shown how easily people have founded their own private schools in barns, strip malls and more
The one-time Medicare payment is less than half a standard monthly Part B premium, arrives just before the midterms
The president wants more daylight and more golf, but fewer clock changes and fewer criminals working in the dark
His religious affairs office reports directly to him, allowing for "spiritual readiness" of the military
Lethal injection is a cruel procedure. If it's going to be done, doctors should be allowed to administer it
President Trump’s motorcade approached 100 mph on wet roads between two rallies after storms grounded his aircraft
Zoe Kazan's adaptation of Steinbeck's classic asks us to rethink what leads to evil
From ghost kitchens to AI menus and PE slop, diners are hungry for food that feels like somebody meant it
Voluntary intoxication laws can make it harder to prosecute an assault when the person attacked chose to drink
Produced by Lilly Wachowski, this show is a darkly funny delight for occult history buffs
The Cornell Daily Sun staff's courage points to what Emerald Fennell's debut got right
Relentless persistence has driven his quest for grift and revenge. With midterm payback coming, it's not enough
The backlash against the woman suing Chi Phi fraternity members is turning into a witch hunt
Pro wrestling turns the precarity of American gig workers into a glorious spectacle
Young women stand out for their progressive views, but few in the generation are embracing the two-party system