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Trump's latest hair transformation came as he spent another weekend golfing—and amid fresh turmoil at his favorite TV network.
In a bit of sweet revenge, Stephen Colbert and his canceled Late Show pulled off a pair of surprising wins on the first night of the Emmys on Saturday. Th
In a bit of sweet revenge, Stephen Colbert and his canceled Late Show pulled off a pair of surprising wins on the first night of the Emmys on Saturday.
The vice president's remarks about America becoming “dirtier” sparked fierce backlash.
Daimon L. King has been sentenced to prison twice for convictions involving children. He still found himself opening a Trump-backed candidate's event with a prayer for “integrity and honesty.”
By: Mary Papenfuss
A twice-convicted sex offender opened a campaign event for North Carolina Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley with a prayer for “integrity and hone
Hegseth saw a dramatic rescue as a chance to showcase American military heroics—and himself.
The president took his devoted aide to Ireland. The White House was not amused by the attention.
Pete Hegseth wanted the cameras. The defense secretary and some of his cronies reportedly pushed two American airmen rescued after their F-15 was shot down
The actor behind TV's toughest action hero shared a decidedly more personal announcement on Saturday.
