John Cena officially walks away from WWE after his match with Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event, and throughout the day, wrestlers from past and present have been paying tribute to the star. Cena ...

Sunday night felt like a funeral and it was delicious. Is there anything better than the tears that are shed over the decline of the Kansas City Chiefs? I know it’s going to be tough for the national ...

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MAGA world is quickly responding to the news of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announcing Thursday she will not seek reelection after 37 years in Congress. “With a grateful heart, I look forward to ...

The results are in, and Zohran Mamdani will be the next mayor of New York City, after winning a raw majority of the vote and easily besting former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican candidate Curtis ...

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On his “Soul Boom” podcast Wednesday, “The Office” star Rainn Wilson recounted some of his liberal friends having a “kind of a good riddance” reaction to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder ...

Each of the strumming patterns in this lesson is progressive in that they build off each other. You may be familiar with one or two of them, but it's still recommended that you go through the entire ...

Every so often, a song will enter the global zeitgeist and become so ubiquitous and socially and culturally significant that it’s hard to imagine a world without it—songs like the Beatles’ “Hey Jude,” ...

CBS knows that the show's viewership will continue to decline, so it is cutting its losses. The Late Show employs 200 people, and CBS has been losing $40 million per year on the program, which costs ...

Congress’s vote to eliminate funding for public television and radio reminded me of when I wrote about the issue in September 2004. It was for a New York Sun editorial, “A Subsidy to Celebrate,” about ...