Sidney Powell ‘Eviscerated’ Her Own Legal Defense: Experts

By Adam Rawnsley, Asawin Suebsaeng

“That seems like an extremely damaging admission from Ms. Powell,” a top lawyer says.

By Kate Briquelet

Rents have gotten so stratospheric in Ketchum, Idaho, that teachers and hospital workers—some whose families have lived here for generations—are facing homelessness.

By Nick Schager

The new Disney+ series centered on the Marvel villain combines the inventiveness of “WandaVision” with the buddy-comedy repartee missing from “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.”

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By Noor Ibrahim

“He has been told his family has passed, and he took it very hard,” one Muslim community member who knew the family told The Daily Beast.

By Justin Rohrlich

Emails were sent instead of picking up the phone. Riot gear was stuck in a locked bus. Less than 10 Capitol cops were trained to use “less-than-lethal” munitions.

By Matt Wilstein

The stand-up comedian and co-creator of “Bob Hearts Abishola” tells The Last Laugh podcast what she’s learned about the differences between British and American racism.

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By Tom Sykes

Meghan Markle’s children’s book, “The Bench,” is about fathers and sons—and shows just how different her and Prince Harry’s parenting methods are to the traditional royal model.

By Claire Nelson

I plummeted over 25 feet in a hiking accident, leaving me unable to move, lost, and alone in the wild.

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CRIMING IN STYLE

As part of Christian Kulus’ arrest conditions, he is required to stay at his parents’ $4.5 million mansion overlooking Lake Michigan.

 MOVING ON

Slavitt, who assumed a temporary position in January, said his last day would be Wednesday.

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 ON THE ROPES

According to the a report, state investigators are asking questions about whether the administration broke rules or laws by retaliating against his accusers.

 WHERE’S THE JUICE?

The nonsensical and since-erased headline read, “Fields of Watermelons Found on Mars, Police Say.”

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