The former head of the Biden administration’s planned disinformation board blamed its demise on … disinformation.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will soon be tying the knot.
Convicted pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli was freed Wednesday from prison after serving much of a seven-year prison sentence for lying to hedge fund investors and cheating investors in a drug company.
Eric Clapton, a critic of coronavirus vaccines and pandemic restrictions, has tested positive for COVID-19 and canceled two upcoming European gigs.
Ron Mitchell says the American medical industry could benefit from having more women and people of color in executive suites.
Texas urged the Supreme Court on Wednesday to allow enforcement of its social media law over the objection of tech industry trade groups.
The White House is standing by Nina Jankowicz, the embattled disinformation expert named to head the Department of Homeland Security's now-paused "Disinformation Governance Board," despite her resignation amid the board's troubled roll-out.
Tom Cruise mania descended Wednesday in Cannes where the actor made a whirlwind appearance at the film festival to walk the red carpet, exalt the big screen in a rare interview and watch a squadron of French fighter jets fly over the European premiere of "Top Gun: Maverick."
The last two times the Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov had films playing at the Cannes Film Festival, he couldn't attend. He was under a travel ban in Russia as part of a conviction for fraud in what was widely protested as unwarranted repression of the arts in Russia. Last year, Serebrennikov, one of Russia's most celebrated directors of film and theater, appeared at a Cannes press conference by FaceTime.
The United Nations chief on Wednesday launched a five-point plan to jump-start broader use of renewable energies, hoping to revive world attention on climate change as the U.N.'s weather agency reported that greenhouse gas concentrations, ocean heat, sea-level rise, and ocean acidification reached record highs last year.
President Biden only mentioned in passing the deadly church shooting in California during an Asian heritage celebration that focused primarily on the racist shooting targeting a Black neighborhood in Buffalo.
Elon Musk said he has "voted overwhelmingly for Democrats," but will be voting Republican this fall.
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China's ruling Communist Party and the People's Liberation Army are subverting the rules-based international order and increasing global efforts to expand power, the U.S. admiral in charge of Pacific forces told a House hearing Tuesday.
Joy Behar called Tucker Carlson "almost irrelevant" because he only has -- a bigger audience than she does.
Tom Brady will be on the hot seat - this time during a Netflix roast.
U.S. intelligence officials told members of Congress on Tuesday that sightings of unidentified flying objects continue to be "frequent" and that roughly 400 detections have been reported by service members -- a nearly threefold increase -- since last year.
Festering discontent with President Biden among America's business titans has burst into the open, with CEOs ridiculing the White House for turning them into boogeymen instead of accepting responsibility for inflation and an economy that might be headed for recession.
The day's first caller begged for help to cross state lines and end her pregnancy. "Please," the woman from Texas said in her voicemail. "Anything would be greatly appreciated."
Queen Elizabeth II made a surprise visit Tuesday to a train station in central London to see a newly completed subway line named in her honor.
