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I can't help but feel this "friend" is different.

The disgraced crypto fraudster appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to make his case.

It's all very sudden.

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When politics comes home.

Plus: looking for gigs, being sick, and living on island time.

Alexandra, the British aristocrat turned Mrs. Spencer Dutton, experiences the American immigration system at its meanest in a new episode of...

I'd like to have sex in an actual bed again.

My dad, watching Cars with a child? I had to see it to believe it.

But my wife is definitely overreacting.

She has no idea she inherited my once-tiny cup size.

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Why Facebook gave up on fact-checking.

You too could have little ones demanding seconds of those much-maligned “little trees.”

Even the skeptical take on semaglutide is pretty rosy.

From vinyl collecting to tabletop games, hobbyists are feeling the pressure of America’s economic turmoil.

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The President says Musk is in charge of government cuts, but also that he’s not. That’s not a winning legal argument.

Conservative influencers are coming out of hiding—and heading to Nashville.

We’re all obsessing about eggs prices right now. But is it time to re-think them?

Neither of these companies needs to have its hand in another industry.

The nation has no good answer for its nemesis.

It turns out that moving on, even “just” online, isn’t so easy.

Painting the FDA as easily corruptible may serve the MAHA agenda of eliminating oversight that keeps us all safe.

Everyone who’s ever played for a crappy amateur sports team should go see Eephus.