Rosie ODonnell is once again predicting the political and personal downfall of President Donald Trump, this time insisting he "wont survive that long" when asked whether she would return to the United States before the 2028 election.

Patagonia is discovering that no amount of corporate virtue-signaling can shield a company from the cultural forces it has long helped to empower when those forces turn against its own interests.

Canadas federal government has now deemed its own national park system an instrument of colonial injustice, recasting one of the countrys signature conservation achievements as a historical wrong against Indigenous communities.

Irans elusive Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has once again surfaced only as text on a screen, issuing fresh threats against the United States while remaining conspicuously absent from public view.

A Milwaukee coffee shop is facing a wave of online backlash after a photo surfaced of staff posing with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz, prompting the owner to stress that the business welcome[s] every customer who walks through its doors.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has once again placed his outlaw nuclear weapons program at the center of regime policy, chairing a high-level military commission meeting on Thursday to demand improvements in both the quality and quantity of his arsenal.

Federal prosecutors are moving to haul four New York Times reporters before a grand jury after they revealed that President Donald Trump briefly reverted to the older Air Force One over security concerns tied to a newly acquired presidential jet.

Disgraced Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner managed to further tarnish both his own reputation and that of his party on Friday afternoon, turning what should have been a swift political exit into a showcase of progressive moral bankruptcy and personal narcissism.

Immigration has surged to the forefront of American politics, and for many voters it now defines the stakes of President Donald Trumps second term.

Kathy Griffin is once again courting controversy, this time by proudly unveiling a boyfriend young enough to be her grandson.