Jason Arday and the new politics of plagiarism
The controversy over Arday’s work reflects an ongoing trend of ideological opponents levying plagiarism accusations
Alex Jones owed Sandy Hook parents nearly $50 million. A court just cut it to $5.6 million
A Texas appeals court upheld the verdict but dramatically reduced the damages Jones must pay to Sandy Hook families
Hegseth fires “Stars and Stripes” journalists, deepens Pentagon press crackdown
The military paper has served troops and their families for generations and Congress protects its independence
“I wish I had never supported him”: MTG fires back after Trump’s attack on “MAGA losers”
Greene defended Carlson as a serious 2028 contender and accused Trump of betraying the movement that elected him
The DEA is a bigger joke than ever
The same agency accused of letting fentanyl flow freely in the U.S. is now probing Hayden Panettiere's death
Scott Jennings as press secretary could be Trump’s final coup
How CNN transformed the conservative pundit into MAGA’s loudest mouthpiece
Talarico floods Texas airwaves in U.S. Senate race as Paxton, GOP stay quiet
The Democrat has had TV nearly to himself, outspending his Republican rival more than 200-to-1 on advertising
The best band you’re probably not listening to yet
Black Marble’s "Life in Small Spaces" proves once again why this synth-pop project remains a best-kept secret
Columbia House closure sparks nostalgia for a bygone music scam
Americans are fondly remembering the kinder, gentler music club swindles of decades past
Even in loud movies, the power of silence is undeniable
In Charlie Chaplin's classics or action films like "Motor City," sometimes the best dialogue is none at all