The protester interrupted the Uruguay-Portugal match and reminded viewers that politics and sports do mix, actually.

Only two candidates have said anything at all about the former president’s dinner with a white supremacist.

Len Khodorkovsky, who served as Donald Trump’s deputy assistant secretary of state and said he is the descendant of Holocaust survivors, got mad at Lemon’s line of questioning.

Not a single member of the GOP leadership in Congress has condemned Donald Trump’s dinner with Fuentes.

Virginia’s Republican governor talked about a mental health crisis, but avoided the words “shooting” and “gun.”

A new report shows him receiving a tax break for his “principal residence” in Texas. Meanwhile, he’s running for Senate in Georgia.

Carlson and his guest accused the LGBTQ community of bringing violence on itself, because of its support for gender-affirming care.

The Virginia governor has promised to roll back existing gun control laws in the state.

“Denying us the armband is the same as denying us a voice,” the German team wrote on Twitter.

The moratorium on student loan payments will be extended to June 30, 2023, as courts consider legal challenges to Biden’s debt relief plan.

A closer look at the trending hashtag shows TERFs attacking trans and nonbinary people for purchasing tampons.

A Senate antitrust panel will hold a hearing on the lack of competition in the ticketing industry.

The ruling ends a three-year legal battle over the former president’s tax returns.

The White House chief medical adviser said his "final message" was for people to get their Covid vaccines.

Republicans spent years spreading lies and conspiracy theories about COVID-19. Now, they’re promising to bring Fauci in.

Meanwhile, the failed cryptocurrency company owes billions of dollars to creditors.

Two trans people were killed in the attack in Colorado Springs. Walker somehow took that as a sign to double down on spreading anti-trans hate.

One person has pushed for drone strikes in Afghanistan. The other wants teachers to be treated fairly.

John Paul Mac Isaac said he received a “chilling” warning from the FBI, and then went on to talk about his new book.

Governor Kate Brown’s pardon applies to people convicted for possession of an ounce or less of marijuana before 2016.