In the last week of the campaign, the president is tripling down on his anti-immigrant message with a 21st-century version of the racist Willie Horton ad. But, with control of the House on the line, polls show Trump’s appeal to the darkest corners of his base may be backfiring.
One of the world’s oldest stories gets a new life in Johnson’s debut novel, recently short-listed for the Man Booker Prize.
A new, unconventional biopic of war correspondent Marie Colvin, based on a V.F. story by Marie Brenner, commemorates a woman who sacrificed her life in the service of truth.
Digging through a tight-lipped new cover story for nuggets on Season 8.
Here’s how he met Mary Austin, his first fiancée, and Jim Hutton, his romantic partner of seven years.
As much as social media is a toxic hellhole, humans may not be entirely to blame.
Amid terrorist threats and vindictive tweets, the programming executive who taught the president all about reality TV continues to transform CNN into a 24/7 platform for our national psychosis.
Could the olive branch mean a bright future? Or does it just look better?
The president claimed in an interview that the caravan is made up of “mostly men” pushing kids to the front when cameras are around.
The two movie stars sit down for a podcast.
They dressed up as the Queen and Prince Philip, but were too tired to go anywhere.
The Satanic Temple is not happy that the show seems to have copied its goat-deity monument.
As the Prince of Wales turns 70, James Reginato hops on a royal flight to catch up with the longest-waiting heir apparent in history.
Netflix is positioning its strongest awards contenders in a way that could please Oscar voters.
The downside of Internet populism is that anyone, no matter how inept, can become a major part of the movement—especially if the F.B.I. gets involved.
The president told reporters on Wednesday he believes the anti-Semitic rumors the financier is paying refugees to illegally enter the country.
Google and iRobot say they want to make smart homes “more thoughtful,” which apparently involves sending a real-time map of your home to Google’s servers.
Allen Leech, a.k.a. Tom Branson, teases some details about the highly anticipated project: “You’re going to have tears.”