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It's less ideology than the internet — what the media and Trump don't understand about the current wave of shootings.

Sean Combs’ apology letter to the judge who sentenced him was all about Sean Combs. He wants to go on with his life in a way that his victims may never.

"Reading Rainbow" returns after 19 years and, fittingly, lands a day before 2025's "Banned Books Week."

Federal prosecutors in New York had asked for more than 11 years, while Combs’ lawyers sought what would have amounted to time served.

In the face of yet another deadly antisemitic attack, progressive Jews have a duty to speak with moral clarity on Israel's heinous acts against Palestinians.

A new AI "actor" is piquing the interest of talent agents. This spells disaster for cinema.

Bad Bunny has been a vocal critic of Trump’s deportation policies, and his Super Bowl performance could turn into a standoff with the administration.

The pope questioned whether it was truly “pro-life” to follow the church on abortion but also to accept the “inhuman treatment” of immigrants.

The homeland security adviser’s comments came in response to the musician’s concerns about the potential for immigration raids at his U.S. concerts.

The famed journalist’s death in 2005 was ruled a suicide, but investigators are reopening the case to try to “offer peace of mind to his family and the public.”

The longtime “Tonight Show” host’s remarks came as fellow late-night comics Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert joined forces in a show of solidarity.