He's become a legend over the last three decades, but the elusive cowboy of American theater is not going soft on us -- for damn sure.

These horror greats address or critique McCarthyism, vegetarianism or American consumer society

Alec Baldwin confesses his sins to Rosie and Barbara. Can't we forgive him, after all he's done for us?

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A couple with a dazzling and fiery toddler ask if they can expect familial harmony.

McCain says she "turned on him" because "there has to be some responsibility for why we're still in the position"

Hysteria over infected cattle has overtaken France -- and the rest of Europe may not be far behind.

McGrath leads in funds, Booker and Broihier are more progressive—and only one has Marianne Williamson's endorsement

Rules put into place to protect endangered species have harmed people who depend on nature.

Republicans will rely on their usual playbook: Say and do nothing and hope the issue goes away. That might not work

GOP voters "don't want policy, nuance, or speeches," but "a folding metal chair smashed over the bad guy's head"

The festival's hottest movie imagines the assassination of George W. Bush. Plus: The new Dixie Chicks film is a rousing shout of defiance.

The embattled, divisive mayor is trying to survive a police brutality scandal. Here's why he may finally be cooked

Molnupiravir, Paxlovid, and Sotrovimab all treat COVID-19 very well. Why are we fixating on ivermectin?

McCarthy once said withholding military aid from Ukraine was the "rightful thing to do" — but now he's flipped