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Here’s What’s Leaving Netflix In January

"Addams Family Values" and "Rambo" are among the titles set to depart the streaming platform next month.

Work/Life

The 5 Worst Types Of People To Work With Over Christmas

It's not the most wonderful time of year for us all.

Home & Living

Here’s What’s Coming To Netflix In January

The streaming service announced the movies and shows arriving soon.

Style & Beauty

57 Photos You Need To See Of Jennifer Coolidge’s Style Evolution

The Emmy winner has been hitting the red carpet for more than two decades.

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Entertainment

Brendan Fraser Names The Late Yankees Icon Who Yelled Expletives On His Film Set

Politics

Murdoch-Owned New York Post Tears Into ‘Con Artist’ Trump... Again

Politics

Jan. 6 Committee To Vote On Riot Criminal Referrals

The House committee investigating the Capitol riot will hold its final meeting Monday, wrapping up by asking the Justice Department to investigate potential crimes.

By Farnoush Amiri, AP

Politics

Roger Stone Says He Saw Swirling ‘Demon Portal’ Above Biden White House

"Prophets ... and other holy men, have told me that only prayer can close the demonic portal," which is "swirling like a cauldron," said Stone.

Mary Papenfuss

Entertainment

Jimmy Kimmel Calls Out Terrible Timing Of Trump’s ‘Imaginary Baseball Card’ Launch

“He’s selling NFTs like a crypto bro. While he’s running for president."

Josephine Harvey

U.S. News

New York Law Bans Pet Stores From Selling Dogs, Cats And Rabbits

The new law, signed by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday, is set to go into effect in 2024.

By Maysoon Khan, AP

World News

4 In Critical Condition After Crush At London Concert Venue

Hundreds of people reportedly forced their way into the 02 Brixton Academy during a performance by Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake.

By AP

Latino Voices

Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Is The Nuanced Latine Representation We Crave

Jenna Ortega's character doesn't have to lean into the "spicy Latina" stereotype or adopt a fake accent in order for us to understand her as a Latine character.

Ian Kumamoto, Guest Writer

U.S. News

Claudine Gay To Be Harvard’s 1st Black President

Claudine Gay is the second woman to lead the Ivy League school.

By Michael Casey, AP

Politics

Biden Trolls Trump With Some ‘Major Announcements’ Of His Own

The president's big news concerned recent policy wins, in contrast to the former guy's rollout of NFT trading cards for $99 a pop.

David Moye

U.S. News

House Approves Referendum To ‘Decolonize’ Puerto Rico

The U.S. House has passed a bill that would allow Puerto Rico to hold the first-ever binding referendum on whether to become a state or gain some sort of independence.

By Farnoush Amiri and Dánica Coto, AP

Politics

Big Business Sounds Alarms Over GOP Debt Limit Hostage Plan

The outgoing House Budget chairman said bypassing the issue in the lame duck period is akin to giving Republicans “a legislative nuclear weapon.”

Jonathan Nicholson

Culture & Arts

‘Harry & Meghan’ Made A Docuseries For Themselves — Not For Us

The much-hyped six-hour Netflix docuseries came with certain expectations — and it didn't really deliver.

Marina Fang

U.S. News

Texas Attorney General Requested A List Of Data On Transgender Adults: Report

The Texas Department of Public Safety was asked to compile a list of Texans who changed their gender on their driver’s licenses in the past two years.

Shruti Rajkumar