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May 31

Renowned playwright asks: Who profits from 'social decay'?

Playwright, filmmaker and author David Mamet explains how his latest book 'The Disenlightenment: Politics, Horror, and Entertainment' tries to make sense of the world on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

May 31

Kesha changes cover art for 'Delusional' single after fan backlash over AI image

Kesha changed the cover art for her single 'Delusional' after fan backlash over its original AI-generated image, opting for a human-created photo.

May 31

Chrisley family going through ‘big adjustment’ after Todd, Julie released from prison

Savannah Chrisley shares her emotional journey as her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, return home from prison and adjust to life after their release.

May 31

Democratic rep calls on party to tolerate dissenting ideas on controversial issues

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., called on his party to be more open to debates on controversial issues like transgender athletes during a discussion with Bill Maher on "Real Time" on Friday.

May 31

FMR FDA COMMISSIONER KESSLER: Sorry guys, that beer gut isn't cool. It's killing you

The cultural acceptance of the 'dad bod' masks serious health risks for men, as visceral fat leads to diseases and increased mortality, requiring urgent attention.

May 31

The band Imagine Dragons sets social media ablaze after waving Palestinian flag at Milan concert

Imagine Dragons' Milan concert stirs controversy as frontman Dan Reynolds waves Palestinian flag, drawing praise and criticism from fans on social media.

May 31

Mother of slain Boston police officer sends wordless message to Karen Read in courtroom showdown

In Karen Read's retrial, family tensions rise as John O'Keefe's mother and Read's father show differing courtroom demeanors, impacting public perception.

May 30

Violent assault on off-duty NYPD rookie uncovers tensions with police safety and force protocols

Officer Chowdhury Nafees sustained severe injuries in a Bronx attack, sparking debate about police use-of-force policies and the risks faced by law enforcement officers.

May 30

Julie Chrisley is 'doing well,' focusing on family after returning home from prison

Todd and Julie Chrisley, pardoned by President Donald Trump, focus on family after prison. The Chrisley family lawyer speaks to Fox News Digital about their reunion.

May 30

Donald Trump fires National Portrait Gallery director for being 'strong supporter' of DEI

President Donald Trump dismisses Kim Sajet from the National Portrait Gallery, citing her support for DEI as inappropriate, amid a broader purge of officials opposing his agenda.