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Since the Roe v. Wade decision, the social media platforms have been deleting posts that mention mailing FDA-approved pills—and apparently even flagging some content promoting reproductive rights.

As with guns and abortion, the liberals on the court are growing weary of their colleagues’ “amateur efforts at history.”

Cassidy Hutchinson testified in the January 6 committee hearing that Trump attacked his security detail, threw his lunch against the wall and raged at staff on Jan. 6 for not letting him go to the Capitol alongside rioters.

From new winners like Ariana DeBose and Troy Kotsur to nominee snubs Caitriona Balfe and Jamie Dornan, it's yet another eclectic new group of voters.

According to January 6 witness Cassidy Hutchinson, Trump knew some of his followers were armed before they went to the Capitol, and attempted to physically assault a Secret Service agent for not letting him attend the insurrection.

“I am praying for all of us, that we can get through this challenging time and regain agency over our own bodies,” Prepon said.

The newlyweds shared some photos from the intimate ceremony that took place a few months ago on social media.

The actor explained that the accusations that the comment was a dig at his ex-wife “really bothered” him.

The photos featuring Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Will Ferrell, and a lot of neon have already begun to break the internet—and our brains.

Alexander was accused of breaking into the pop star’s home on her wedding day, but has plead not guilty on all charges.

“Dr.” Beatrice Sparks, a Mormon writer with sketchy qualifications who scored a book deal, is the subject of journalist Rick Emerson’s new book, Unmask Alice.

Even if the latest one was “made up.”

This is the monarch's second public appearance in as many days since arriving in the country.

After passing on Brokeback because he suspected that he wouldn’t be allowed to make the romance “animalistic” enough, the director has announced his own gay cowboy movie.

He apparently suggested as much to a documentary filmmaker, whose footage the January 6 committee is in possession of.

She said she’s learned to be “more snarky,” too: “I will make a small dig, and Marty will look at me, and say, ‘I showed her that. I taught her well.’”

Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony is expected to be explosive.

Retail therapy for the soul.

The Emmy nominee looks back on two decades of starring in cutting-edge projects, leading to the bold—and polarizing—Physical: “It’s uncomfortable stuff, but it’s fun.”

V.F.’s editor in chief introduces the July/August cover star, plus a vacation’s worth of stories on scandal and intrigue.

The star of Persuasion tells V.F. some surprising truths about her rise as an actor, producer, and fashion muse.

There was Gucci, a custom tuxedo jacket, and lots of bling.

The makeup artist and creative chameleon pours her ingenuity into a namesake line, starting with a boundary-testing collection inspired by BDSM aesthetics.

MSNBC has answered its Maddow succession question, with the former daytime cable host taking on the coveted—and highly competitive—9 p.m. slot four nights a week. “She’s certainly progressive,” says one source, “but she has a different voice, and maybe that brings in a different audience.”

According to a report in The Times, Qatar’s former prime minister ultimately gave the prince’s charitable fund 3 million euros in cash.