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The New York actor and composer says she hopes the musical and its cast album energize audiences who are feeling weary amid America's political divide.
The move from Chapter 11 bankruptcy to Chapter 7 liquidation would put Jones' ownership of his conspiracy program, Infowars, in peril.
The ad baselessly claims Rep. Colin Allred (D-Texas), who is challenging Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), supports reparations for slavery.
It wasn't immediately clear how the assault happened or if Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was hurt.
Richard Siegel, 71, and Blanca Gudino, 39, were arrested in connection to the alleged “Lego theft ring” bust in Southern California.
The executive blasted NPR's David Folkenflik, saying he is “an activist, not a journalist.”
The Supreme Court justice's annual financial disclosure was released Friday.
Sajak gave a heartfelt thanks to his "professional other half" Vanna White as he said goodbye to hosting the game show after more than four decades.
"It's pure fraud. It's totally illegal," the plaintiff's lawyer, Brendon DeMay, told HuffPost.
A congressional resolution would kill a new Labor Department rule that would guarantee time-and-a-half pay for more workers when they log over 40 hours.
“Twilight” star Peter Facinelli didn’t hold back on his reasoning for wanting out of the two’s relationship.
"I could have never predicted that in 2024 I would be getting a divorce," the reality TV star said about her split from Bryan Abasolo.
