Andy Burnham has appointed John Healey as his Chancellor – a surprise decision after Shabana Mahmood and Ed Miliband were ...

Even so, the World Cup was a triumph for football despite the efforts of Trump and Infantino, writes Jon Sopel ...

Josh Duhamel appeared on a recent episode of Megyn Kelly‘s podcast (via Entertainment Weekly) and shared his opinion that actors should stay silent on politics. “I have real strong opinions about ...

Josh Duhamel isn't wading into politics anytime soon. The "Safe Haven" actor, 53, said in a recent interview that he avoids diving into partisan politics for fear he might "alienate" his audience. "I ...

Rene Haas is half-prone on a couch in his office in San Jose, California. A basketball rests in his hand, partly obscuring his face. Haas had grimaced when WIRED’s photographer first asked him to ...

Who is his constituency now? Not the left or the right – and not the centre any more. That’s why there’s been a nosedive in the polls After a tumultuous few weeks, we are once again in “reset” ...

During the first year of his second term, President Trump has governed as if he needs to please only one subset of those who voted for him in 2024—his hard-core MAGA base. This is a mistake. Only 6 in ...

As the big cloud providers prioritize artificial intelligence, they risk leaving traditional cloud technologies—and cloud customers—in the dust. Big Tech has entered an arms race to dominate the ...

Jay Leno believes the late-night television landscape could use more nonpartisan humor. The former The Tonight Show host had a nonpartisan approach to his humor and has some thoughts about the ...

Jay Leno is happy standing in the middle of the aisle as far as political humor goes. During a recent conversation with David Trulio for The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, the former ...

The former "Tonight Show" host's comments were posted just days after the cancellation of "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" was announced. “I got hate letters [when hosting ‘The Tonight Show’] ...

Jay Leno believes late-night TV comedians have become too politicized — and that they risk losing half the viewing audience by “cozying up to one side or the other.” “To me, I like to think that ...