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Rep. George Santos has had, according to his claims, a long career. So has Barbie. Can you tell which supposed job belongs to who?View Entire Post ›

The former president is attacking Manhattan’s district attorney — and his possible 2024 rival, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis — as he faces the prospect of criminal charges.View Entire Post ›

The 23-year-old idol posted a statement to her Instagram, saying she “will pay absolute attention in the future,” days after she wore a QAnon T-shirt.View Entire Post ›

Trump had predicted he’d be arrested on Tuesday, sending supporters, opponents, and a ton of media scrambling to the Manhattan courthouse where it may all go down.View Entire Post ›

“‘Move fast and break things’ seems to suddenly be in vogue again.”View Entire Post ›

A dozen members of the public — including defense attorneys, free press advocates, and LGBTQ activists — all rose to speak against the controversial Florida bill, warning that it likely contravenes long-standing Supreme Court precedent.View Entire Post ›

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is among those who are calling on Pence to apologize for his comments.View Entire Post ›

An “extreme” bill in Florida is aimed at making it easier to sue the news media for defamation — and it's alarmed First Amendment advocates across the country.View Entire Post ›

“Super look,” the politician commented on a shirtless photo of the young man.View Entire Post ›

RuPaul had faced criticism by some for not speaking out more publicly against the spate of anti-drag bills sweeping state houses across the country.View Entire Post ›

"We are very, very close to being able to ignore Trump most nights. I truly can't wait," Carlson texted weeks before the end of Trump's term.View Entire Post ›

"One year later, Kyiv stands. And Ukraine stands. Democracy stands."View Entire Post ›

On his podcast Surviving Scamazon, Daniel Olayiwola, a 29-year-old warehouse worker, offers frank commentary about the company’s working conditions.View Entire Post ›

It comes a week after he was hospitalized for feeling lightheaded at a Senate retreat.View Entire Post ›

“The grand jury recommends that the district attorney seek appropriate indictments for such crimes where the evidence is compelling.”View Entire Post ›

“This issue is about respect. The millions of Spanish speakers living in the U.S. deserve equal treatment and consideration as CBS’s English-speaking viewers.”View Entire Post ›

“We can buy cigarettes, we can buy a gun, we can buy alcohol, but we’re still not old enough to have a private agreement with our medical provider on what we want to do with our own body?”View Entire Post ›

These midterm elections hold a lot of weight this year on a wide range of issues, including abortion rights and LGBTQ rights.View Entire Post ›

“Nobody wants to leave. What are you supposed to do after this?”View Entire Post ›

"Don't count out young people,” Frost said in August.View Entire Post ›

The justices didn’t have to sign affidavits denying the leak, but their staff did. Congress is being urged to investigate why.View Entire Post ›

Investigators probing the leak of the draft opinion last May have not been able to identify with certainty any one suspect among the court’s almost 100 employees.View Entire Post ›

The pair allegedly targeted three so-called pregnancy help centers that offer abortion alternatives that include counseling, pregnancy testing, and ultrasounds.View Entire Post ›

Now he’s gone too far.View Entire Post ›

Rules for thee, but not for me.View Entire Post ›

Lawyers for the Colorado web designer say her First Amendment rights are on the line, but the justices seemed at odds over whether such a case would allow others to discriminate against interracial or disabled couples.View Entire Post ›

Missouri Republican Rep. Vicky Hartzler went viral for her teary (and unsuccessful) plea to stop the Respect for Marriage Act. Her gay nephew wants a word.View Entire Post ›

“It’s really surreal,” said Andrew Hartzler, an openly gay man who was invited to the White House to watch the president sign into law something his Republican lawmaker aunt had tearfully voted against.View Entire Post ›

Keenan Anderson was heard yelling “they’re trying to George Floyd me” in released body camera footage, as police pinned the 31-year-old high school teacher to the ground.View Entire Post ›

"I don’t license my music to politicians, especially someone as divisive and hateful as this one," Dr. Dre said.View Entire Post ›