Market Domination Overtime host Josh Lipton previews several of the biggest stories to come tomorrow, Wednesday, December 17, including commentary from top Federal Reserve officials and earnings ...

In this video, I share my journey from fan to friend, discuss the challenges of YouTube, and explore the impact of criticism. A retired policeman was jailed over an anti-Trump meme. Now he’s suing.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

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Zooming in from New York City, John Cameron Mitchell looked exhausted, but also ready to throw hands. The first part comes from a theater schedule of five shows in the works, including one where he ...

Season’s beatings from San Francisco! Wild video shows a San Francisco restaurant worker body-slamming an angry, boozed-up patron — after she harassed staffers and attacked another customer at the ...

When Donald Trump speaks to the nation in a televised address, I often come away with questions. The same was true Wednesday, Dec. 17, when Trump spoke to the country about ... Trump. And his many, ...

Australia need four more wickets to win series and retain Ashes Crawley (85) shows good appliance and top-scores with 85 Cummins and Lyon both take three wickets Australia all out for 349 with Head ...

Australia lead England by 356 runs after day three - what you've missed in one post Head hits sublime unbeaten 142 and shares unbroken 122 with Carey (52*) for fifth wicket Stokes doesn't bowl in day, ...

Anyone who has paid close attention to Donald Trump’s utterances over the years is acutely aware of his black-and-white perspective on America’s history and its current trajectory. It’s a tale of ...

In the summer of 2015, tens of thousands of angry Japanese took to the streets of Tokyo. Changes to security legislation pushed by then-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe were considered by some to be so ...