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Frustrated with his campaign (he “feels he’s doing it all alone”), Trump has settled on a campaign bank shot: hit Obama to destroy Biden. But there’s a problem: “Obama can’t be ‘softened’ up.”

The Minnesota centrist is definitely in the mix (“The worst of all worlds,” says one left observer), but Klobuchar herself won’t tell: “You should ask the Biden campaign,” she says.

The iconic soap star—all hail Erica Kane!—returns to ABC Tuesday night with The Story of Soaps, a two-hour homage to the daytime genre.

REvil says it’s auctioned off its Trump intel and is moving on.

Although it might not feel like it this year, summer is just around the corner. Get into the spirit of warm weather and long, lazy days with some of these classics available to stream.

In a video claiming that he was unfairly denied his rightful rank on the Hot 100, the rapper on house arrest even dragged Billboard into the back-and-forth.

Donald Trump’s youngest daughter graduated from law school. Will she follow her siblings into the family business? Or will she strike out on her own?

After years of trying to undermine Obama’s presidency and erase his legacy, Trump is reportedly not going to invite his predecessor to the traditional unveiling of his White House portrait.

“Bend and snap, people!”

A new report reveals that the Treasury Department has yet to distribute much of the $500 billion allotted to help businesses and local governments. And National Guard troops crucial to states’ testing and tracking efforts could be yanked prematurely.

The president says it was Mike Pompeo’s idea to oust the State Department’s inspector general, who was reportedly investigating the Secretary using an aide for personal errands—and delivering weapons to Saudi Arabia.

Two years after a historic Windsor Castle wedding, and just over a month into their nonroyal life, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are “only just coming up for air,” says a friend.

Between anemic funding, poor voter education, and zero precedent, November’s election is shaping up to be a voting disaster, experts predict. And the chaos will be to Donald Trump’s advantage.

Though Kristin Scott Thomas works quiet wonders in the film, Military Wives is otherwise too bland to really hit the spot.

“Just because the president makes up a word doesn't mean we all have to take it seriously,” Meyers said on Late Night.

The Late Show host was as bewildered as the rest of us upon learning Trump has apparently been taking hydroxychloroquine—though the president says he’s never tested positive for coronavirus.

The ferociously talented star of Amazon’s Homecoming—and the summer horror movie Antebellum—speaks from quarantine about her past and our collective future.

There’s no evidence showing that the drug is an effective preventative measure against the coronavirus, and there can be dangerous side effects. But Trump says he’s taking it daily anyway, because “I get a lot of positive calls about it.”

The Times’ new media columnist fired an un-Timesian blast at one of The New Yorker’s superstars and semi-sacred figures—and now journalism Twitter is aflame.

As the president is reportedly leaning against restoring partial funding to the WHO—a move cheered by Tucker Carlson, Lou Dobbs, and GOP congressional allies—China is pledging $2 billion to combat coronavirus.

Even at its worst, America has always been considered competent. Now, the combination of Donald Trump and coronavirus has cast the U.S. as pathetically inept. And it’s not a good look.

Joe Biden is definitely losing the internet—but the North Star of his campaign is the normie voter, which means it shouldn’t become a meme factory. The golden rule: “Does this work for Joe?”