The voice that charmed Hollywood's men goes public.

The would-be GOP leader blames his serial adultery on patriotism, says God will forgive him. Will voters?

Without any evidence, the news service reports that a Goldman Sachs job awaits the Treasury secretary

Anti-gay conservatives hound foreign policy spokesman Richard Grenell into quitting the campaign

It's a magic moment, but Caroline's endorsement is a bigger deal than Uncle Ted's. Plus: Wrong-way Bill Kristol on the Clintons.

At Logan's funeral, dealmaking and childrearing methods explain what Logan Roy did to his kids, and the world

The Atlantic's recent addition of Kevin Williamson speaks to a larger crisis in legacy media

I've been obsessively devouring episodes of "The Bold and the Beautiful" since college, and I don't plan to stop

The National Review scoffs at Trump and the nation's growing illiteracy while missing how the right inspired both

Two researchers who study how people and corporations organize themselves win. The loser? Efficient markets theory

The roots of organic farming in the United Kingdom can be traced to the fascism movement that began after WWI

A 73-year-old German woman could face the death penalty in Florida for drowning her 5-year-old grandson

It’s going to take more than one election to make America as great as it was before Trump

Will lingerie model Laetitia Casta, appointed symbol of the French Republic, decamp to England to flee taxes?

The announcement comes after courts approve a request to detain Julian Assange for questioning in a rape case