MS NOW Daily Columnists

Widely considered a flop by cultural critics, the documentary about the first lady is finding an audience, particularly among older, white women.

PM Keir Starmer reacted to the release of documents by the Justice Department that reveal new information about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was stripped of his royal titles last year.

The Justice Dept. accused Judge James Boasberg of making prejudicial comments about Trump, but a judge for the Sixth Circuit said such comments are normal.

The union leader bested his opponent in the special election, despite President Donald Trump’s last-ditch efforts to drum up support for the Republican candidate.

Staying silent while the Trump administration takes matters, and ballots, into its own hands would irreparably harm our democracy.  

As the divide between the haves and the have-nots widens, celebrities may find their problems — no matter how justified — more likely to become fuel for a culture increasingly frustrated by the beneficiaries of societal inequality.  

In 2020, when a federal contractor working with the Internal Revenue Service leaked Trump’s tax returns to The New York Times, we discovered that Trump paid only $750 in federal taxes in 2020. 

A photo of Ramos wearing a bunny hat and a Spider-Man backpack as he was being detained went viral, sparking national criticism.

Plaintiffs did not prove the surge of federal agents in the state was unlawful, the judge wrote, while acknowledging the “profound and even heartbreaking consequences” of the federal operation.

“The Justice Department cannot claim it is finished releasing files until every legally required document is released and every abuser and enabler is fully exposed,” they said in a joint statement.