Celebrity Life

He just suffered a massive defeat in his quest to keep the January 6 committee in the dark, and people are coming out of the woodwork to testify against him.

Forget mornings at the Park Slope Y. The incoming mayor parties with CEOs and rappers—and insists that nightlife will be part of his day job. The bottle-service crowd is excited, as well as reporters. “It’s going to be a particularly rollicking ride,” says one.

The cable network now has to fill The 11th Hour on top of figuring out how to replace Rachel Maddow, who is expected to give up her 9 p.m. slot next year.

The GOP is pissed at members who voted for Biden’s infrastructure plan, at least one of whom says he’s received more than a thousand death threats.

Meanwhile, the January 6 committee has been issuing subpoenas for Trump information at breakneck speed.

As the Supreme Court once again juggles the question of abortion, I’m reminded of the Christian girl I used to be—and my present-day conviction that it is Christlike to give people the right to end a pregnancy.

Paul Gosar insists he was just engaging with “meme culture,” as opposed to making a violent threat against his colleague across the aisle.

The Attorney General has yet to take action against the former White House adviser for defying a subpoena, which could make it harder for the January 6 committee to compel testimony from other Trump allies.

Oopsies.

After Glenn Youngkin’s victory in Virginia lit the match, party stalwarts and even voters are cementing the message.

The richest man in the world remains deeply offended anyone would dare suggest he should pay his fair share.

For weeks, the narrative around the White House has been struggle and frustration, but the passage of Biden’s historic public works plan presents an alternative. Can he make it stick?