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McCarthy has been “frustrated by the slow pace of climate progress,” according to The New York Times.

If the Russian people are able to see Putin as as a “failed, corrupt, tin-pot dictator,” maybe they’ll turn against him, Browder says.

David Chipman, Biden’s failed nominee for the agency that regulates firearms, says the administration wasn’t prepared for the choppy political waters around gun control. Choppy political waters sunk.

At the L.A. premiere of the Showtime series The First Lady, Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Gillian Anderson talked about taking on groundbreaking figures Obama, Betty Ford, and Eleanor Roosevelt.

Madlyn and Colby, the wildest ride on Netflix’s latest reality dating show, arrived at the reunion special with one last irresistible twist in store.

Chip Roy asked for “ammo” to justify overturning the results. Mike Lee said he was spending “14 hours a day” trying to get Trump a second term.

The portrait of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny may skew self-promotional, but it’s hard to imagine anyone more worthy of the platform.

The Republican governor's protest of Biden's immigration policy has led to an eight-mile backup for commercial trucks at the border that's mangled supply chains and hurt businesses.

The actor addressed questions about why he and his wife Hilaria Baldwin keep having children after announcing last month that they are expecting their seventh.

The star of Euphoria and The White Lotus breathed new life into a candy-apple-red classic, doing much of the work herself—and chronicling it all on TikTok, naturally.

Accessories that will enhance your Easter outfits but go beyond bonnets and baskets for the spring season.

The actress was “so convinced” that she’d gotten the role, that her bags were packed for the Greece shoot.

The pair seemed to confirm their relationship with some PDA in West Hollywood this week.

The Swedish actor gets candid about starring in the Viking epic, the flash flood on set, and what his famous family thinks of the film.

This week’s Little Gold Men podcast includes effusive discussion of Everything Everywhere All at Once, and one last look back at the Oscars with Puck’s Matt Belloni.

The billionaire’s antics are the latest chapter in Twitter’s storied history of chaos and distraction.

Charles Herbster insists he’s the victim of a smear campaign by people trying to “destroy” him with lies.

Newton, who has been replaced in the film by Salma Hayek, called a report that she and Tatum fought over Will Smith’s Oscars slap “completely inaccurate.”