Massive 'No Kings' protest expected to rain on Donald Trump's (military) parade The Last Word Lawrence: Trump's stupidity has power so you can always feel the danger of that stupidity ...

Strain chimes in that Holland and Mexico are good options if there is no choice but to import. Some of the vases and other hardware in the shop still come from the states, but Smith and Strain are ...

Eighty-one percent plan on telling their friends to see Sinners in a theater, no matter what; not at home. 1.) A Minecraft Movie (WB) 4032 theaters Fri $16M, 3-day $45M, Total $348.3M/Wk 3 2.) ...

VENTURA, Calif. – "No Kings" protests took place up and down the coast on Saturday morning. Protesters filled the sidewalks along Victoria Avenue outside the Ventura County Government Center.

Moviegoer survey firm Cinema Score polled a stellar “A” grade — no small task for a horror film, which tend to score lower. Those are all great signs for the long-term prospects of ...

Filmmakers Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are making their Oscar-winning documentary, “No Other Land,” available to audiences in an exclusive, fundraising window in ...

“Not an obvious pick, but Ibizan Hounds have a short, smooth coat that naturally stays neat and needs little to no grooming,” states Doyle. “Their coat is pretty much self-maintained.” This lithe, ...

“But hopefully we won’t have to do that.” Mr. Trump said the war was costing the lives of 2,500 soldiers every week but has put virtually no pressure on Russia to end the fighting and at one ...

(CNN) — The United States could end its efforts on ending the Ukrainian conflict within “days” if there are no signs of progress, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Friday.

At the same time, the economist sees "no major sign of a softening in labor market conditions." That plus potential inflation pressures are "likely keeping the Fed on the sidelines … for now." ...

Rodriguez Memorial Hospital and Sanitarium (DJNRMHS) in Caloocan, recognized that setting up a medical facility in the middle of a disaster-stricken area is no small feat. Aside from working around ...

Israelis can no longer enter Maldives, where millions of visitors travel annually to hundreds of guesthouses and lavish resorts that generate the majority of the country’s tax revenue.