There’s something about Mary Bennet
"The Other Bennet Sister" star Ella Bruccoleri and head writer Sarah Quintrell break down the show's appeal
Judges pauses subpoena in transgender care criminal probe
The ruling marks a small victory in an ongoing battle over transgender youths' medical records and care
The white working-class myth that made JD Vance
From "Hillbilly Elegy" to "Communion," Vance's narrative is about power, not solidarity
On the eve of America 250, SCOTUS may redefine who belongs here
With a decision on birthright citizenship looming, SCOTUS could undermine the entire concept of the nation
Cornyn, Crockett remain top skeptics of their party’s Senate nominees after primary losses
Primary losers have cast doubt on whether their respective primary opponents can win in November.
“He really doesn’t care”: Warren slams Trump’s decision to hold up affordable housing bill
The senator said Donald Trump is stymying affordable housing because he's indifferent to the cost crunch.
Scottish men have already won the World Cup
The Tartan Army's joyous U.S. invasion puts the lie to America's cartoon masculinity
Socialist sweep reveals New York City’s rising power centers
New Yorkers supported the leftmost candidates at nearly every opportunity on Tuesday
“The Tell” never told the whole story
The legal drama around Amy Griffin’s memoir reveals the role of power and wealth in building a bestseller