3 ways Republicans are trying to use Trump’s conviction to their advantage
For the first time in American history, a political party is set to nominate a felon as its presidential candidate.
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This Genius '30-Minute Rule' Will Make Your Favorite Wine Even More Delicious
Love wine but feel like there’s a lot you don’t know about it?
Lily Allen Admits She Deliberately 'Seduced' Her Best Friend's Biggest Crush
Lily Allen is owning up to the time she “sabotaged” her best friend, Miquita Oliver, romantically.
James Carville demands more 'slanted coverage' of Trump, slams New York Times
Democratic strategist James Carville demanded more "slanted" media coverage of Donald Trump during his podcast on Thursday and called out the executive editor of The New York Times for saying the paper intended to "cover the full range of issues" in the presidential campaign, not just those favorable to one side.
What will life look like for jurors after the Trump trial?
In the wake of Trump's conviction in a Manhattan court, many players involved have expressed their own reactions to the verdict.Here's how Trump himself said it: "It's my honor to be doing this. It really is. It's a very unpleasant thing, to be honest. But it's a great, great honor."And there are others who might share that sentiment, namely the 12 New Yorkers who voted to convict the former president of 34 counts of falsified business records. Their identities were not disclosed publicly in an effort to protect their privacy.Trump hasn't directly attacked the jury. But he did imply that the pool, selected from democratically-leaning Manhattan, was biased against him, complaining that they, "Wouldn't give us a venue change," in favor of a district that he had higher approval ratings in during elections.And his followers online have taken it upon themselves to threaten jurors with everything from doxxing to death threats.
Trump aide Steve Bannon must surrender to prison on July 1
Donald Trump’s former adviser and far-right podcaster Steve Bannon must surrender to prison to begin a four-month sentence on July 1 after he defied a subpoena to testify to a congressional committee investigating the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
One Of The Biggest Myths About Wine Has Been Busted — And We're Shook
When we were in college — or fresh out and partying in someone’s dingy starter apartment — the beverage table at most get-togethers always beheld a box or two of wine. Lukewarm and hardly inviting, that cheap rose or pinot grigio would hit the spot and got us drunk, but it wasn’t exactly sophisticated. Once we made enough money to graduate to “real” wine, we spent an extra $7 and upgraded to the “good stuff” in bottles and never looked back.
Olivia Munn Says Her ‘Surprise’ Pregnancy With John Mulaney Was ‘A Blessing’
Olivia Munn is opening up her pregnancy — albeit very carefully.