Jimmy Kimmel used his Oscars hosting platform Sunday night to swipe at CBS over its decision to cancel Stephen Colberts late-night show amid the Paramount-Skydance merger, while also mocking a documentary about First Lady Melania Trump.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr has issued a stark warning to major television networks, signaling that their broadcast licenses could be at risk if they persist in airing what he calls hoaxes and news distortions about the escalating conflict involving Iran.

United States Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz forcefully rejected the suggestion that President Donald Trump has plunged the country into a new war with Iran during a tense exchange on NBCs Meet the Press on Sunday.

Israeli defense officials revealed Sunday that the brother of the man who rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a Michigan synagogue was a Hezbollah commander eliminated in an Israeli airstrike just days before the attack.

Democrats are facing one of the steepest political declines in recent memory, with new polling showing their brand collapsing even among their own voters.

The long-running debate over whether politics should stay out of sports has collided head-on with tax policy in one of the nations bluest states.

Actor and musician Luke Grimes, a central figure in the hit series Yellowstone, has discovered that trading Hollywood for Montanas wide-open spaces comes with a political and cultural price.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un personally supervised a live-fire test of multiple rocket launch systems on Saturday, flanked by his teenage daughter in a fresh display of military brinkmanship aimed at the United States and South Korea, state media said.

A wealthy Muslim-American businessman with roots in a Palestinian refugee camp has quietly emerged as a major financial patron of some of Congresss most hard-left, anti-Israel Democratswhile simultaneously bankrolling two Republicans who have broken with the partys traditional pro-Israel stance.

The Academy Awards ceremony this year is shaping up as less a celebration of film than a referendum on Donald Trump and the broader political agenda of the entertainment elite.