Thursday's political cartoons include AI-driven water shortages, Sharpie-corrected slavery, and airstrikes on Washington, D.C..

This week's question: AOL has announced that it will soon discontinue its dial-up service, which — with beeps, boops, whirrs ...

The California governor has turned his X account into a cutting parody of Trump's digital cadence, angering Fox News ...

A spray or two of Salt will leave you feeling beachy keen. The "airy" fragrance smells salty "in the best sense," said Harper ...

It's time to face the music — conservative ideals have made their way back into mainstream pop culture. For the first time in ...

Israel forces pushed into the outskirts of Gaza City and Netanyahu's government gave approval for a settlement to cut the occupied Palestinian territory in two ...

Judge Richard Berman was the third and final federal judge to reject DOJ petitions to unseal Epstein-related grand jury ...

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The Texas House Wednesday approved a new congressional map aimed at flipping up to five Democratic-held seats to Republican control. The 88-52 party-line vote followed a Democratic walkout that ...

But the pay-off comes in the second act, as this "fizzing" ballet expands and deepens into "that rare thing: a work I felt I would gladly revisit even as I was watching it". Imagine if, just before ...

From boots on the ground to economic sanctions, here are the measures that might stop Russia taking another bite out of ...

The Italians had been determined to prove the value of doubles players and "made their points clear". But so did the US Open organisers. Their aim was to "create a bigger stage" for a format "deemed ...