Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out?

Generational showdown made even richer by the fact that these are parents and children, bound (and living) together

Except for the loser's massively wounded ego, in historical terms 2020 wasn't especially close or controversial

How "Mare of Easttown" and "I Care a Lot" reflects the grittier practice of vaping as smoking exits stage left

How polygamy created a schism among early Mormons — and ultimately led to the murder of the religion's founder

A stoned Nick Nolte lumbers through Monte Carlo in Neil Jordan's dazzling, free-spirited remake of a French crime classic.

I didn't just see the boy in the room, I felt him. It was as if he was saying, I'm lost. Help me

A cons-on-the-run caper gets its charm from witty, endearing performances and uncynical affection for its characters.

Ted Cruz has a truth problem. Donald Trump is playing a Silent Majority card. Ugliness is in the air

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

Both shows must reckon with racism and general problematic-ness from their original iterations

The roots of modern GOP resistance to healthcare reform date back to 1964, when Johnson clobbered Goldwater

White cops will still kill black teens until we have a radical change in everyone's neighborhood

A young Hillary worked on the Watergate committee investigating Nixon. Candidate Hillary should study his successes

The American Film Institute's silly list of "50 Greatest Screen Legends" plunks that august body into the same leaky boat as the Letterman Top 10 list.