The rest of the verdict unfolded clearly: a quick, even succession of a foreman reading, “Guilty, your honor.” Kelly conferred with his lawyers once more before leaving the courtroom, betraying little response—much as he had throughout the trial.

Two particular moments in Liz Cheney's 60 Minutes interview underscore just why anti-Trump Republicans have failed to break his grip on the party.

Over 180 pieces of apparel and accessories, sizes ranging from XXS to 4X, and most items under $50—there's truly something for everyone:

The report assessed that “Trump’s post-election conduct in Georgia leaves him at substantial risk of possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes.”

Grimes revealed her son calls her by her first name: “Maybe he can sense my distaste for the word mother."

CAA's acquisition of ICM Partners would leave the entertainment industry with just three major agencies—and perhaps create a megalith that might better stand up against media conglomerates.

Alabama will receive some $2.2 billion in federal pandemic relief funds—lawmakers have proposed devoting about a quarter of it to building new prisons.

R. Kelly was convicted on nine federal charges related to racketeering and sex trafficking. He could face life in prison, and will be sentenced in May.

The defense team Gaetz has assembled suggests that the Florida congressman believes he’ll be going to trial.

Longtime cast member Beck Bennett and featured player Lauren Holt are departing Saturday Night Live ahead of its upcoming season.