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Men’s red carpet looks are notoriously boring, but this year’s Golden Globes offered a glimmer of the unexpected.
Facebook was categorizing CBD and hemp businesses as “prescription pharmaceuticals.”
They may not go anywhere, but they’re aimed at putting pressure on Republicans.
By dropping its name from its logo, Mastercard looks toward a cardless future.
Jimmy Carter became the latest ex-POTUS to come forward and call out Trump.
A new study shows even older drugs are seeing big hikes.
Promos for the new season border on mockery. A sociologist explains why.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is more in line with the party’s base than establishment Democrats might think.
On TV, the 2013 shutdown was about the actual shutdown. But not this one.
The 18-year-old escaped to Thailand and barricaded herself in hotel room, demanding to speak to United Nations officials.
Will they force McConnell’s hand on a government spending bill?
They have to reassure allies Trump made nervous.
A recent Washington Post report says plans to alter disparate impact regulation, a key part of civil rights enforcement, might be in the works.
The government shutdown is causing a lot of problems. But prison inmates don’t deserve to suffer more as a result.
In Surviving R. Kelly, Chance says engrained prejudice against black women protected Kelly from consequences.