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Years of bending over backward for Trump and his allies did not buy the social network a regulatory hall pass.

We burn through shows faster than ever, obsessing over them one minute, forgetting them the next.

The latest Mandalorian hinges on a bit of lore many viewers have never heard of.

Where will you get your dose? How will you know it's your turn? And more.

The 44th president is back. What is he doing?

Trump deemed this lawsuit the “big one” and personally intervened on Texas’ side.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler and her supporters try to make her opponent out to be a radical.

You might say this surprise is sure to set audiences abuzz.

In 2016, Putin had a plan to discredit U.S. elections. In 2020, Republicans are executing it.

Parenting advice on reckless MILs, religious disagreements, and toy shaming.

Banish the gloom of 2020 with as many trees, treats, and twinkles as you can manage.

13, 31, 311133, whatever, stop.

The cash-in thriller Songbird features a souped-up “COVID-23” that kills fast and gets people’s attention.

For years, players have been stewing over ideas of fairness and balance in games.

If the government gets its way, here’s what will happen next.

The data we need to understand the results won't get here till 2021.

Will voters pull the lever to issue themselves a big old stimulus check? It’s a genuinely open question!

A complex, multifaceted story got boiled down to “that show about chess.”

Are ER doctors like me really the people who need it most?

And the emotional complexity of The Baby-Sitters Club.

Lee said he opposed "separate but equal museums for hyphenated identity groups.”

Part of it is just basic math.

A few Zoom episodes notwithstanding, most TV felt like a dispatch from a distant world.

The new album manages to include both a sweet song about her grandmother and the best swearing of Swift’s career.

Lifetime’s new “mini-movie” about the KFC founder isn’t making that part up.