Trump's reign of corruption has left the federal government in ruins. Necessary repair work may take many years

In Jenny Popplewell's disturbing new doc, a man kills his wife and kids, and then the victim-blaming begins . . .

Destroying the humanities -- and the notion of informed citizenship -- is part of the conservative agenda

The 13-second video of celebrating security guards hardly proves that the one-time French political star was set up

An attorney general willing to bend or even break the law can be a corrupt president's last line of defense.

"Judges are human, and they fall prey to the same kind of bias" as the rest of us, leading expert tells Salon

Last night's Conan prime-time special reminded us how good the talk show host is when he’s not on TBS

Smell the covfefe: Trump's brief, sulky briefing was no momentous "shift" — he'll be ranting on Twitter soon enough

Not only is Wall Street too big to fail. It's also just too damn big!

HP has a lot more questions to answer about CEO Mark Hurd's mysterious departure

Why Conan’s upcoming special could be a potent rebuke of the president’s xenophobia

Mills accuses McCartney of abuse. Yoko Ono sues for $10 million. Plus: Kidman on mental vs. sexual unfaithfulness.

Jason Momoa takes over for Schwarzenegger in a career-making role

A key question as the corporate media force-feeds us the premise of a Bloomberg vs. Trump face-off in 2020

Shields was 15 in a 1981 television interview when Barbara Walters asked for her measurements