Talk-show host Drew Barrymore announced Sunday that she will reverse her decision to bring back her show during the writers strike. “I have listened to everyone, and I am making the decision to pause the show’s premiere until the strike is over,” Barrymore posted Sunday on Instagram. “I have no words to express my deepest apologies...
Army Gen. Mark Milley pushed back on claims from Republicans that the military is “woke” and as a result not prepared to take on modern threats, saying he’s “not even sure what that word truly means.” “What I see is a military that's exceptionally strong. It's powerful; it's ready. In fact, our readiness rates, the...
GOP presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) addressed rumors surrounding his love life at an Iowa campaign stop over the weekend. Scott spoke at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition Town Hall Saturday, where he described his girlfriend while invoking his religion and faith in remarks to the crowd. The subject came up when Iowa Attorney...
Army Gen. Mark Milley said a quick outcome to the war in Ukraine is unlikely, noting that a Ukrainian victory in the conflict is a “very high bar” and would take a “very long time.” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has resisted negotiating a peace with Russia since the country’s invasion began more than a year...
Children living under the most vulnerable conditions around the world continue to lack access to protection, nourishment, immunizations, schooling and an overall safe environment.
Wisconsin Republicans are considering impeaching a newly elected liberal Supreme Court justice in the state over comments she made as a candidate about redistricting and for receiving donations from the state Democratic Party. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R) announced this week the formation of an impeachment criteria panel as Republicans weigh ousting Justice Janet Protasiewicz,...
Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed a four-day workweek and urged UAW union members to continue their strike against "corporate greed" in the automobile industry.
Former Vice President Mike Pence reserved judgement on former President Trump's recent gaffes, but said the U.S. doesn't need a president who is "too old."