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SAG Awards moving to April 4 after Grammys spat, will 'reimagine' show as a one-hour special
Awards season shuffle: The Screen Actors Guild Awards will now air April 4, following last week's announcement that the Grammys are moving to March.
I taught Sens. Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz in law school. Clearly they didn't pay attention.
With their phony legal arguments and pandering to Trump's baseless claims, Cruz and Hawley's bad behavior sets a bad precedent.
Feds: Man who arrived in DC with 2,500 rounds of ammunition texted threats against mayor, Pelosi
Authorities say Cleveland Grover Meredith was armed with an assault-style rifle, high-capacity magazines and more than 2,500 rounds of ammunition.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich supports second Trump impeachment: 'Least that we can do'
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich made it clear Tuesday he supports a second impeachment of President Donald Trump, saying it will "bring people together."
Pokémon ready to go with Katy Perry as muse for 25th anniversary of beloved video game, card franchise
The Pokémon video game and card franchise, founded in part by Nintendo, will begin a celebration of its 25th anniversary with Katy Perry on board.
One week after insurrection, a Capitol transformed with sleeping Guardsmen and bipartisan impeachment
The heightened security comes as the House prepares to impeach President Donald Trump a second time for his role in the riot that left 5 people dead.
Thunder's George Hill on NBA's tightened COVID protocols: 'Gonna do what I wanna do'
Oklahoma City Thunder guard George Hill pushed back against the stricter COVID-19 safety protocols the NBA announced Tuesday.
Geraldo Rivera says 'loyalty' to Trump was 'misplaced,' calls for president's impeachment
Geraldo Rivera is reevaluating his loyalty to Donald Trump following the riots at the U.S. Capitol last week.
'No tolerance whatsoever': Justice Department warns against efforts to disrupt Biden inauguration
Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen vows no repeat of the riots last week at the U.S. Capitol as DC, states remain on high alert.
Your 2020 tax returns: New rule helps those who lost jobs in 2020 qualify for key tax credits
Many people who depend on the Earned Income Tax Credit may not realize that they now can use wages from 2020 or 2019 to calculate the credit.
Airbnb, HotelTonight cancel all Washington, DC, metro reservations ahead of inauguration
Airbnb and HotelTonight are canceling all reservations in the Washington, D.C., metro during the week of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.
Just looking at the snow falling on these thermal baths relaxes our nerves
Opinion: Hall of Famer Tony Dungy destroys the myth of the poorly interviewing Black coach
Rumors that Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy is interviewing poorly for head coaching jobs aren't accurate.
John Calipari: Kentucky picked 'probably not a real good time' to kneel during anthem
Kentucky coach John Calipari said the timing of the team kneeling during the national anthem may have been bad, but he doesn't think it was a mistake.
DOJ should investigate social media platform Gab and its CEO over Capitol riots, according to anti-hate group
The Anti-Defamation League is calling for a criminal inquiry into Gab over accusations the conservative social media outlet enabled the Capitol riots.
How police failures let a violent insurrection into the Capitol
Decisions made long before rioters stormed Congress cast the die for the security collapse, which played out in critical points analyzed by USA TODAY.
Joe Biden's inauguration: Which celebrities are performing, where and how to watch
Justin Timberlake, Jon Bon Jovi and Tom Hanks are among the stars tapped to appear during Joe Biden's inauguration festivities next week.
Alabama-Ohio State was the least-watched national championship game in BCS or Playoff era
The national championship game between Alabama and Ohio State will go down in the history books as one of the least-watched title games..
Place the blame where it belongs. Trump's rabid supporters, not antifa, stormed the Capitol.
Trump intentionally incited a mob of his supporters to descend on the Capitol to challenge his defeat. It wasn't antifa.
New York City cutting financial ties with Trump businesses after Capitol riot
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday that the city would be ending three contracts with the Trump Organization after the riot last week.