On the first day of Michael Cohen’s cross-examination, Trump's attorney challenged his credibility by highlighting his inconsistent views and financial gains from criticizing Trump.Insert Preheader
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On the first day of Michael Cohen’s cross-examination, Trump's attorney challenged his credibility by highlighting his inconsistent views and financial gains from criticizing Trump.
Hunter Biden lost his bid to delay his trial on gun charges, with the judge remaining firm despite claims by Biden's lawyer of difficulties in preparing the defense and securing expert witnesses.
Pro-golfer Rory McIlroy has filed for divorce from Erica Stoll, a former PGA of America employee he met in 2012, after seven years of marriage and the birth of their daughter.
Israeli tanks advance deeper into Rafah as over 450,000 Palestinians flee; IDF reports ongoing gun battles, says it's investigating a UN vehicle hit in the area considered an 'active combat zone.'
Kelly Clarkson addressed rumors about her weight loss on her daytime show, explaining that she's taking a medication, not Ozempic, to manage severe issues highlighted by her bloodwork.
Outside a New York courthouse, House Speaker Johnson criticized Trump’s hush money case, branding it a "borderline criminal conspiracy" while rallying support for Trump's reelection.
Nate Silver discusses how cognitive bias often causes people to mistakenly assume that the opinions of their friends or social circles are representative of broader public opinion.
A new study suggests that men with low testosterone levels have up to a 10 percent higher mortality risk compared to those with normal levels, linking higher testosterone to better health outcomes.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL must go to arbitration, affirming that disputes are governed by the arbitration process in the NFL Constitution.
The House's Antisemitism Awareness Act could suppress free speech by broadly defining antisemitism to include some criticisms of Israel, raising constitutional issues.
Kevin Costner’s upcoming film "Horizon: An American Saga" will test the global market for Westerns with Warner Bros. despite the genre's mixed international track record.
Despite their commitment to prioritize policy over polls in the election, the media finds itself drawn to striking new poll results that show Trump leading Biden in crucial battleground states.
There are troubles ahead for Biden as a recent New York Times poll shows him trailing Trump in key battleground states and losing support among young, Black, and Hispanic voters.
Stephen A. Smith expressed on Kevin Garnett’s podcast that Michelle Obama would easily defeat Trump in the 2024 election if she decided to run, though she shows no interest in seeking office.
The CDC found that drowning deaths surged during the pandemic, hitting Black and Hispanic communities the hardest, underscoring long-standing racial disparities in such fatalities.
The first official portrait of King Charles III since his coronation, a vivid oil painting by Jonathan Yeo depicting him in Welsh Guards uniform, has been unveiled at Buckingham Palace.
Olivia and Liam topped America's baby names for the fifth consecutive year in 2023, with Noah and Emma also retaining second-place spots, and Mateo being a new addition to the Top 10 for boys.
Tom Brady revealed on "The Pivot Podcast" that jokes made during his Netflix roast affected his children, prompting him to avoid future roasts and commit to being a better parent.
At age 69, Gayle King graces the covers of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, joining other models and celebrating the magazine's 60th anniversary with a special "Legends" edition.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams suggested hiring newly arrived migrants as lifeguards due to their "excellent swimming" skills, advocating for expedited work permits to address job shortages.
Arizona prosecutors have been unable to serve Rudy Giuliani with his indictment for election tampering, the only defendant yet to receive a summons ahead of his May court appearance.
