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Jost follows a long line of comedians who have roasted the president at the annual dinner.

They are trying to stop new rules that explicitly ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity under a federal civil rights law.

Santos claimed that 20% of the proceeds will go to a pro-Israel organization and a foundation that supports 9/11 first responders. Both groups said they did not know Santos was raising money on their behalf.

University administrations around the country have handled protesters and their demands in drastically different ways, the most severe of which have involved police.

Arizona is moving ahead to reverse a near-total abortion ban that's been on the books since 1864 after the state Senate narrowly voted on Wednesday to repeal the law, revived last month by the state Supreme Court.

Kennedy's own views on the Jan. 6 insurrection have been opportunistic and weak on the facts.

The former president has long refused to accept election results that do not favor him. This year, he’s teeing up a potential loss in November with warnings of election fraud and violence.

The South Dakota governor has spent the past few days explaining and defending her story about killing a 14-month-old dog with a gun.

In Harvey Weinstein's first court hearing since his conviction for felony sex crimes was overturned , New York prosecutors told a judge Wednesday that they want to retry him as early as September.

Lawmakers voted to accommodate the date of this year's Democratic National Convention, as they did in 2020 for the Republican presidential ticket.