Approved in the dead of night, the biggest change in U.S. tax law in decades included last-minute revisions that skewed the bill even more toward the rich.

That the special counsel would treat Flynn as someone worth flipping, presumably in pursuit of a bigger case, is, to say the least, suggestive.

“President Trump needs to remember who put him in the White House,” one man said. “Nazis have feelings, too.”

When Ivana Trump insults the President in her new memoir, it’s in the passive manner of a woman acknowledging an enemy at a luncheon.

I feel that I have known Markle since 2014, when I saw her in “When Sparks Fly,” one of the Hallmark Channel’s weirdest movies.

Tommy Wiseau’s cult classic, celebrated for its unmatched badness, is deeper and darker than James Franco’s calculated impersonation.