Polls show Biden leads race for Democratic presidential nominee
The Morning Consult poll conducted between April 22-28 showed Biden was the first choice for 36 percent of Democratic voters planning to take part in
Month : April 2019
Black Widow is getting her own MCU movie, here’s what we know about it
Black Widow release date Marvel has not set a release date for the Black Widow movie. That’s not a surprise. It has not set a
Avengers: Endgame has just doubled the record for biggest opening weekend
How popular is Avengers: Endgame? If the largest marketing campaign for a movie ever wasn’t enough indication, how about this: it doubled the previous record
5 Things Missing from Avengers: Endgame (Spoilers)
One of the biggest illusion shattering problems with superhero teams is the power disparity between the members. Watching Superman and the Batman fight the same
Here’s what happened in Episode 3 of Game of Thrones (Contains spoilers!)
The episode enjoys taking its time when it needs to. There are moments of stillness that put the focus back on the characters. Tyrion and
Pelosi: Trump obstructing justice ‘on a daily basis’ amid standoff over Barr testimony
Video Speaker Pelosi tells Barr, he represents the United States, not President Trump House Speaker Pelosi tells AG Barr that he represents the United States
Conway calls out Ocasio-Cortez for posts about Netflix documentary while ‘away from tech’
Video Kellyanne Conway on Ocasio-Cortez’s silence on Sri Lanka Easter attack Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway speaks out on Rep. Ocasio-Cortez’s criticism of the
Dems expand housing assistance to middle-income earners to solve housing crisis
FILE: California Gov. Gavin Newsom seen in Sacramento Across the U.S., Democratic officials are putting forth proposals to expanding subsidies to middle-class families – some
Democrats struggling for pocketbook message as roaring economy helps Trump
Video Howard Kurtz: If past is prologue, presidents rise or fall on economic confidence ‘MediaBuzz’ host Howard Kurtz weighs in on why economic confidence is
Former Senator Lugar, nuclear nonproliferation champion, dies at 87
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Centrist Republican Richard Lugar, a soft-spoken foreign policy powerhouse who championed nuclear nonproliferation during 36 years in the U.S. Senate, died on