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Insults couched as “humor” aren’t going to win over swing voters.

Netflix’s Adam Sandler: Love You is classic Sandman, dick jokes and all.

Pavel Durov was arrested by French authorities on Saturday—kicking off a firestorm of concerns about government overreach, privacy, and free...

We're seeing the cost of the breakdown of the international system.

He knows about my past.

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The way they treat our house would shock a normal person.

Oh, he’s so back.

We’ve taken on infrastructure like this before. It’s urgent we do it again.

How the meme-able presidential candidate went from California’s “top cop” to brat-in-chief.

The balance between nourishing your body and enjoying the foods that you consume.

Can Maduro stay in office anyway?

That RFK Jr. alliance was just one of his brilliant ideas.

A great archetype of major league heroes is disappearing.

Her crowd sizes really are larger, and he cannot accept that.

The Democrats are betting big on the TikTok generation and spurning traditional media in the process.

“The other side of the coin of our pain for the world is our love.”

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Now he wants to come along and be my date.

The friend has apologized. But how do we move forward?

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Democrats don’t want “the perfect” to be the enemy of “better than Trump.”

The two-party system isn’t as different as they want you to think.

CFB and NFL teams continue to flirt with private equity firms, with hopes of large cash infusions.

There's a high-stakes hearing in the Jan. 6 case next week.