As the month‑long conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran continues, tensions remain high and the war’s impact is widening beyond its original battlefield. I ...

Between "They Will Kill You" and "Ready or Not 2," stylized horror-comedy about the underdog has lost its edge.

Barry Manilow is still obsessed with craft. Ahead of his 55th album, the “Mandy” singer took a deep dive into modern pop. He wanted to take a crack at writing like artists like Billie Eilish, but he ...

Donald Trump seems to know that deploying ground troops to Iran to continue a historically unpopular war will hurt his standing. The president turned to television hosts to float the idea on Saturday, ...

President Donald Trump, longtime GOP leaders and key influencers all skipped the marquee event, leaving the stage to surrogates and rising voices — though the crowd’s loyalty remained unmistakable.

During Palm Sunday Mass marking the start of Holy Week, Pope Leo XIV delivered a pointed rebuke of war, telling the faithful that God “rejects the prayers” of leaders who wage violence as the conflict ...

He also foresaw that the global victory of American-style capitalism in the Cold War was not the “end of history,” but contained the seeds of a coming global crisis, notably in the form of worsening ...

It’s no secret that President Trump is planning to blanket the nation’s capital with monuments to himself designed to last long after he shuffles off this mortal coil. He’s already added his name to ...

"House of David" and "The Faithful" join a rising tide of Bible-inspired dramas meeting a rightward-trending culture.

Few people believe the economy is “booming” – let alone that a “golden age” has arrived – as Trump and his allies often proclaim. The war with Iran, which has led to stock market declines and gas pump ...

One protest in particular was scheduled for Saturday evening, calling it “No Kings Mar-a-Lago at Twilight” and asked protesters to wear neon and glo-sticks, and many coming from a nearby Pride ...

The dread comes from fears of a reinterpretation of John Galsworthy’s Nobel Prize-winning books, collectively known as “The Forsyte Saga,” to suit an audience besotted with “Bridgerton” and other ...