Trump appears newly emboldened to reinstate his child-separation policy, for the express purpose of deterring migrant families. “If they feel there will be separation,” he told reporters, “they won’t come.”
The new Netflix series is scary and sentimental in equal measure.
Writers from the sitcom’s original run weigh in: “You’re not telling a story about a strong matriarch anymore. It’s something else.”
But she did “a great job on television,” he’d like you to know.
The Oscar-nominated actor is (still) without a stylist and embracing his youth with a wardrobe full of bold blazers.
This is not your mother’s comic-book adaptation.
One year, the First Son-in-Law actually received a tax refund, despite making millions.
Grande was seen at *S.N.L.* Saturday night, shortly before the split was announced.
In a new interview, the former presidential candidate holds strong on her two-decade-old position that she and Bill did nothing wrong.
Sara Colangelo’s new movie, adapted from a 2014 film of the same name, is a thoughtful, persuasive vehicle for Gyllenhaal’s massive talent.
With the tech industry distancing itself from Mohammed bin Salman, media attention is turning to Masayoshi Son’s $100 billion Vision Fund—which counts Saudi Arabia as its single biggest investor.
The glossy campaign-style rollout shows she’s serious about 2020. But Warren will have more to prove than just her Native American ancestry.
The upcoming children’s movie sets Queen Elizabeth’s newest (imaginary) corgi on a big adventure.
All your burning questions, answered.
The actress-writer-director talks After Everything, a millennial rom-com with a wicked twist.
There’s perhaps only one person in the world who’s thrilled to see West return to Twitter, and that’s Twitter C.E.O. Jack Dorsey.
It’s Lady Gaga’s fifth No. 1 album in a decade.
Or at least, it may have offered a big clue about a possible option.
In this up-close-and-personal HBO documentary, a man follows life in the aftermath of his sister’s incarceration.
And the duchess won’t be changing her demanding scheduling for her upcoming tour of the south Pacific.
Two years after his last interview with 60 Minutes, a vainglorious Trump told Leslie Stahl that everything is going according to plan—and that he’s beyond caring what any of his critics think.
Series star Jodie Whittaker on the show’s refreshing new outlook: “This season, we’ve reflected [the] society that we live in today, which isn’t just white, male oriented.”
The whirlwind romance of the summer is over.
