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The document that the allegation was based on may not be authentic at all.
Here’s what happened when Smaug showed up on set.
Modern students are hardly the first ones to zone out while reading a textbook.
All of these were critically praised but made under $1 million.
If the CRomnibus collapsed, what came next would have been worse for Democrats.
The problems with a deeply flawed analogy.
The Indiana governor isn’t the most famous name in the GOP field, but has all the right ingredients to win.
Policy wonks are locked in a bitter fight over net neutrality, but there are other areas where common-sense tech policy reforms have broad support.
A new study produced on Indians’ economic attitudes produced very surprising results
Maps of countries, infrastructure projects, and invasions that never were — but might have been.
We might be entering an era where Democrats and Republicans make fixes and compromises around the Affordable Care Act.
The vote was bipartisan.
Plus, John Brennan kinda sorta defends the CIA torture program, and climate talks lag in Peru.
On Thursday, the nominations for the 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards were announced. Here’s a brief look at the nine biggest surprises.
Television is all about possibility. Why are so many shows now about closing that off?