Of the bills Ben Koppelman introduced during the recent session of the North Dakota Legislature, some came directly from constituents, some were bigger issues divided into smaller bites and a few were ...

A court found that celebrities who promoted now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX aren't liable for investor losses because ...

The man who has crossed all the red lines scolds a friend for crossing a line he considers too offensive. And he uses Hitler ...

The Celtics and Knicks will meet in the postseason for the 16th time, pitting Boston and New York against each other on a ...

THE WOODLANDS - In conjunction with second round of play of the Insperity Invitational, Saturday will be highlighted by the ...

John Job writes about the musicians he heard at the Big Ears Festival ... and why he's always wanted to play the guitar.

What if the real villain isn’t who we’re told to hate, but the system profiting from our outrage? Unity, not division, could be our greatest rebellion.

The world—which may be personified with acceptable economy in Larry David writing for the New York Times —is very angry at ...

The “Real Time” host didn’t seem to appreciate his pal Larry David’s satirical New York Times column, “My Dinner with Adolf.” ...

Terrence Howard almost starred in a biopic of legendary soul singer Marvin Gaye, but there was one major hold-up for the ...

The brains behind Seinfeld, along with Jerry Seinfeld (of course), and the epically funny Curb Your Enthusiasm, David failed ...