A group linked to Senate Democrats' top super PAC is launching an online ad campaign this week featuring Sen. Joni Ernst's (R ...

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel of vaccine advisors all appointed by Health and Human Services Secretary ...

Cassidy may have been moved by the resignation of Dr. Fiona Havers from the CDC. A senior physician overseeing virus ...

With much to cover, Democrats tackled Kennedy’s MAHA report; the firing of all members of the CDC’s ACIP committee; and much ...

"We Were Liars" creators Julie Plec and Carina Adly MacKenzie explain that tragic ending, changes from E. Lockhart's book ...

And who killed that character in the finale's final moments? What Jessica Biel, Elizabeth Banks, and more have said about ...

One way to think about Stephen King is that he writes two kinds of stories: colds and warms. The colds are the unrelenting horrors, bloody and brutal, like The Shining, It, Carrie, Cujo, or The Stand.

We spend time with middle-aged Chuck, and in the third act with young Chuck, as he tries to sort through his many pains. Losing his parents is one, but there is also the fact that the grandfather he ...

We know this. What now? "Being sharply aware of your mortality is kind of a mixed bag" sounds glib and obvious, but it's also profound and true, and it's really what The Life of Chuck is about.