The party of MAGA does not get to lecture anyone about lawlessness, ethics or disqualifying behavior as it abides the destruction of the rule of law, the shredding of the Constitution, the siccing of ...

Whether you love him or hate him, Donald Trump is undoubtedly unafraid to speak his mind - even if it means getting ridiculed mercilessly by the internet. From the invention of "covfefe" (does anyone ...

As Miller became more immersed in Republican campaign politics, his sense of alienation from the party he idealized growing ...

CHENEY, Wash. - A former student from Cheney School District has settled a lawsuit for $258,000 over alleged misuse of restraint and isolation practices. The student claims these practices caused ...

AI is reshaping how billions of people find information, but it isn’t killing the blue link. That’s according to Liz Reid, Google’s head of Search, in a new The Economic Times podcast interview. Why ...

Dear Liz: We want to get rid of our timeshare after having it for more than 20 years. We gave the exit company $5,000 to help us, but all they did was tell us what to do, and it was going to cost more ...

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill criticized Clerk of Criminal Court candidate Calvin Duncan on Tuesday, after incumbent Clerk Darren Lombard accused Duncan of misleading voters last week about ...

The commonly used phrase "Debbie Downer" actually originated in the iconic SNL sketch from 2004 with Rachel Dratch.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Dear Liz: My home in Pacific Palisades is still standing after January’s fire, but was damaged by smoke and ash.

Jimmy Kimmel may be back on TV, but the conversation about his suspension — which reportedly lost Disney 1.7 million subscribers before they put him back on air — continues. In the monologue above ...

As your little ones get older, it’s up to you to decide which TV shows they can and can’t use up all their screen time on. Now three weeks into the ban, Michelle said she’s noticed some drastic ...

Jesters once had considerably more leeway than the average person to make fun of the king. If otherwise loyal subjects made light of their leader, they could lose their head. Jesters, however, could ...