Who paid for the midterm panic? Texas court blocks answers before Election Day

Changes to state law forced voting advocacy groups to dial back assistance efforts, or risk facing criminal charges

The man behind Jean-Luc Picard aimed for the stars in all his work and made TV nobler for it

From sticky lamb ribs to tuna-head shots, burlesque and stained glass, a very different kind of New York itinerary

"Phony," "Other Mommy" and "Carrie" rethink one of horrors oldest archetypes

Miso butter, crispy lemon-panko crumbs and one head of cabbage make a weeknight side worth repeating

His crowds are shrinking and his influence is fading. He may try anything to cling to power

Defending the most famous pop culture bandit against AI thievery isn't hypocrisy. It's righteous

The actors transformation from British stage veteran to sci-fi icon made him a household name

"Camp Miasma" filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun's horror-fiction debut probes the internet's deeper, darker corners

As the midterms slip away, Republicans are relying on anti-Muslim bigotry to turn out their base

Many trans voters said theyre voting for Democrats who dont fully support them, fearing Republicans will be worse

Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary is changing genre perceptions and history

Airbnb's latest cleaning rules reignite an old question: Who handles the housework when a vacation feels like home?

In his longest social media post ever, the president hit on a kernel of truth about the "Real Time" host

The presidents love of kitsch once charmed his base. Now its finally failing him

The president's signature accomplishment is undermining faith in elections

As state senator, Brent Taylor passed laws superseding the will of Memphis voters. Now he wants to represent them