Her title is assistant to the president and director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison, but what she actually does on a day to day basis remains a mystery.
Brett Talley, who has never tried a case, is married to the chief of staff to the White House counsel.
The House Judiciary Committee has questions: Did the attorney general really forget? And what did the president know?
After Björk claimed the Danish director sexually harassed her on the set of Dancer in the Dark, numerous women are accusing von Trier’s company of creating a hostile work environment.
The streaming service now sells Pat McGrath Labs through 300 Entertainment artist Maggie Lindemann's personal page.
The gossip columnist may have outlived her heyday, but as a writer with infinite curiosity, that may have been the best possible way to go.
In Rome, a rift between Pope Francis and the mysterious Order of Malta has upended centuries’ worth of tradition.
A complete portrait of The Washington Post editor who helped define journalism in the late 20th century.
In her new memoir, The Mother of Black Hollywood, the actress recalls her wild path to stardom and her deeply personal mental-health journey.
Allegations of child sex abuse could be worse than Todd Akin or Access Hollywood. Will the fallout doom the G.O.P.?
Her new TV series will be every former theater kid’s dream come true.
Her new TV series will be every former theater kid's dream come true.
After flunking the math portion of their tax-reform plan, Republicans are reportedly “shopping” around for a reassessment.
More insights from the Paradise Papers.
Trump’s “Mad Man” theory of diplomacy may be backfiring.
And that’s not a good thing.
A “peace deal” with SoftBank may finally be in sight, offering employees liquidity and an end to vicious boardroom infighting.
Kick off the holidays with a splash of pizzazz.
“This is Republican town, man,” one Alabama voter said. “He could have killed Obama and we wouldn’t care.”
Melissa Benoist and Emily Bett Rickards both released slightly oblique statements about producer Andrew Kreisberg, who has been accused of sexual misconduct.
In his final episode of the season, the comedian explained Trump’s most insidious messaging tactics—and proved that an iPhone would actually make a more coherent commander-in-chief.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry's beard stirs up minor controversy.
Where Naomi Campbell and Diddy were the night’s prom queen and king.
“It’s really not replacing him [Spacey]—it’s starting all over again,” said the Oscar winner of his new role in All the Money in the World. “Although the situation is very sad.”
The boisterous monarch and his trusted sidekick have made waves since their debut on the zombie drama—but now, things are at a turning point.
