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In a recent interview about his ongoing legal battles against a handful of British tabloids, the prince said the danger is that it only takes “one person who reads this stuff to act on what they have read.”

During his Late Show monologue, Colbert roasted Donald Trump’s running mate for the untrue (?) sofa-billy elegy currently delighting the internet.

It’s been a summer of blockbuster political news, with tens of millions tuning into CNN’s debate and Joe Biden’s Oval Office address. Even in our fractured info-environment, big-time TV anchors and legacy publications have led the way through a historic election drama.

Notably heavy on cruelty and light on charisma, Donald Trump's running mate is already giving Republicans buyer's remorse as they reckon with a more daunting Democratic ticket.

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They’ve been friends for nearly half a century, and, yeah, they’ve heard the rumors.

The vice president has inherited her boss’s sprawling 1,300-person campaign apparatus. Some insiders are worried that Harris needs stronger allies. “She basically has Biden’s team right now,” one says. “She needs some people in that room who are her people.”

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President Obama and Michelle Obama announced their support in a taped phone call to the vice president.

The new docuseries rehashes Pearlman’s Ponzi scheme and impact on ’90s pop culture while glossing over darker allegations that shadowed the boy-band manager.