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Her wild accusations haven't caught fire in the media. But Trump is still pleased
Groundwater stores can't keep pace with a warming planet
Trump promised to deliver "good, strong food," while acknowledging the plight of Gazans: "You can't fake that"
At the case's heart is whether the First Amendment will survive the administration's assaults
Trump explained a mid-aughts falling out with Epstein on Monday
Made by my babysitter Boo Boo, frozen cups were more important to my childhood summers than the sun
Apparently, I'm in my bird era now, and I've got the feeders to prove it. It happens fast
Dans said the president endorses him every time his administration implements his policies
A federal judge ordered the Trump admin to continue Medicaid reimbursements to the clinics
Lawyers in Trump's defamation case argue that Murdoch is aging fast and won't be available for the trial.
Trump accused the former vice president of paying for endorsements from Oprah Winfrey and others.
The popular Chinese coffeehouse chain opened one location in Greenwich Village and another in Chelsea
The sequel to the beloved 1996 hit is a tepid, tired reminder that it's OK to move on
Critics say policy conflates abortion and birth control; aid groups say supplies could have helped 650,000 people
"Hulkamania" helped define a generation. But muscles and swagger can't fix everything
Beyoncé's final "Cowboy Carter" stop included a surprise reunion of the girl group
Geezer Butler said he was taken aback by Osbourne's frailty in the lead-up to Black Sabbath's final concert
11 people wounded in a chaotic attack, officials credit quick-thinking shoppers and staff with subduing suspect
American Eagle’s new ad campaign faces backlash over slogan some say reflects eugenicist ideas of beauty
Key backer of draconian Texas abortion laws admits to affair with exotic dancer but says she's "defaming me"
Former ICE officials think the Trump administration will have to lower standards and hire private contractors
Accusations of treason are not just distractions from Epstein
As farm aid and food programs vanish, Kennedy champions cold foam and beef tallow as public health wins
NY Times' pet conservative offers a lengthy apologia for America — and gets pretty much everything wrong
The president’s “working trip” sparked large-scale protests, local controversy, and a few brutal front pages
Osbourne helped shape everything from thrash to nu-metal but "worshipped" Lennon–McCartney ballads
With over 1,000 killed near aid sites and 81 children dead from hunger, Gaza faces a man-made humanitarian collapse
Pete Hegseth launched a leak crackdown. Then came Signal messages, resignations, and a quiet White House reversal
Two execs went viral for the wrong reasons. So the company did what any startup would: call in Gwyneth Paltrow
Suspicions are raised after Justice Department's six-hour meeting with the convicted sex trafficker
Five-part docuseries "Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time" warns of our next preventable disaster
A woman's coffee order was cancelled by her driver over what he believed was an insufficient $3.50 tip
Caving to pressure from two presidents, the network fired the Smothers Brothers in 1969
Trump's signature policy is likely to hurt many of his most loyal followers. Why do they still support him?
Cincinnati hospital fired two chaplains for speaking out after colleague detained during routine check-in
The president told reporters that he had not thought about issuing a pardon but volunteered that he could do so
In the dark comedy, Sophie Brooks and Molly Gordon brilliantly subvert expectations of cinema's scorned women
Did someone in Munch's Make Believe Band dime him out? We smell a rat
The superstar wrestler helped take pro wrestling from niche entertainment to the center of pop culture
The suit named Mayor Eric Adams as a defendant and said the laws put ICE agents at "considerable risk"
FCC Chair Brendan Carr cheered Skydance's commitment to making "significant changes" at CBS
The portrait artist cited concerns over "censorship" as the Trump administration focuses on the institution