As the pendulum of power swings from the Brexiteers to the Remainers and back, Theresa May’s lack of strategy means that each of her successes is painfully incremental. Returning from the summer recess to a bitterly shattered party, she will be six weeks closer to having to take her hobbling Chequers deal to the E.U.—and to the prospect of losing her leadership.
The former president loves to dance with the fam.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z run into an obstacle.
With Trump unable to defend his bizarre performance opposite Vladimir Putin, the MAGA-verse circles the wagons.
2006 is back, baby.
They know Trump has Scottish heritage, and they’re furious about it.
Jeanine Pirro’s dog was much more of a scene-stealer.
And you thought your contractor was bad.
The character has hardly appeared on The Simpsons in two years, but the controversy around him continues—much to Matt Groening’s chagrin.
U.S. lawmakers talk a big game. But in the E.U., knives are out for Silicon Valley’s giants.
Weirdly, it seems possible.
Meghan’s half-sister was bothered by the royal couple’s appearance at the Nelson Mandela exhibition.
The actress said she knows where the HBO drama is headed—and is on the edge of her seat to find out how on Earth it gets there.
Less than a week after leaving the annual alliance summit, the president cast doubt on his commitment to its most crucial provision.
The two-time Oscar winner is still one of the best in the business—but this one’s a slog.
After all, as the comedian points out, “she hates him the most.”
The latest teaser images from the royal drama include a delicious glimpse at Helena Bonham Carter and Ben Daniels in character as Margaret and Lord Snowdon.
Ladies, First fills in the blanks on the East Wing’s fascinating history.
Neilson, who died last week at 49, was a model and muse for the designer, and the last person to see him alive.
The former president warned that “we have to guard against the tendency for social media to become purely a platform for spectacle, outrage, or disinformation,” without once saying Donald Trump’s name.
As Trump grappled with his error, Chief of Staff John Kelly went into overdrive to get Trump to walk it back.
We may one day view the silence of top Republicans as its own national scandal.
The G.O.P. is putting on a good show of chastising Trump, and is even threatening to hit back at Russia. But we’ve been down this road before!
Let’s take a look at the old actors vs. the new actors who will take their places.
The new planes will be red, white, and blue, he claims—and somehow this is all a dig at Jackie Kennedy.