TV host Bill Maher will receive the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, the Kennedy Center announced on Thursday — just days after the White House denied that the comedian would be awarded the honor. The annual award, which is given by the Kennedy Center, will be presented to Maher on June 28, right before the performing arts center closes for a two-year renovation. “For nearly three decades, the Mark Twain Prize has celebrated some of the greatest minds in comedy,” said Daravi. Past recipients of the Mark Twain Prize include Steve Martin, Tina Fey, Billy Crystal, Jon Stewart and Adam Sandler. A gala to present the award, typically held at the Kennedy Center, brings together comedians and entertainers.

March 27, 2026 08:57 UTC

Savannah Guthrie says her fame could have led to her mom's disappearanceNBC’s “Today” host Savannah Guthrie spoke out in her first interview since her mother, Nancy Guthrie, went missing, the victim of an apparent kidnapping nearly two months ago. In the interview with NBC colleague and friend Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie said she believes her mother may have been kidnapped for ransom because of her fame.

March 27, 2026 08:32 UTC

And of course, the Cold War was still in effect for at least half of the last 80 years. Both countries see Iran as a threat to their power and want it weakened. About allocating weapons, Trump told the reporters, “we do that all the time. But Trump simply began the Iran war without consultation with Congress, and administration officials have refused to appear at hearings, instead briefing Congress behind closed doors. At an annual fundraising dinner for Republican members of Congress, Trump appeared to acknowledge he was violating the Constitution.

March 27, 2026 07:35 UTC

Never-Trump former Congressman Joe Walsh called out CNN star and frequent Trump defender Scott Jennings — and challenged him to a smackdown moderated by ex-CNN star Jim Acosta. FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: Yeah, but Tommy, it bums me out that — I’m assuming you’ve watched Jennings on that show. FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: Yeah, I don’t think the chemistry’s great. FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: Oh, he says he’s an utter fraud who’s an actor who plays a role. FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: Right.

March 27, 2026 07:22 UTC

North Carolina’s photo voter ID law is upheld by federal judge, rejecting claims of discriminatory intentNorth Carolina’s photo voter ID law is upheld by federal judge, rejecting claims of discriminatory intent

March 27, 2026 07:11 UTC





Another piece of bipartisan legislation, introduced Tuesday in the House, would restrict federal government officials from participating in prediction markets. “They’re more worried about protecting their monopolies than protecting consumers.”It’s true that the bills restricting prediction markets would benefit the incumbent gambling industry. Anna Moneymaker via Getty ImagesAnother Utah Republican, Rep. Blake Moore, cosponsored a bipartisan bill earlier this month to disallow prediction markets in sports, wars, assassinations and terrorist attacks. Tonko told HuffPost he hopes the interest in prediction markets will lead to more interest in the underlying issue. AdvertisementDespite the bipartisan interest in curbing prediction markets, it’s not clear how soon Congress could act.

March 27, 2026 06:47 UTC

Pointing out how much the Democratic Party’s policies have shifted over his lifetime, Rogan said people like President Bill Clinton would be considered conservative if “1996 standards applied to today.”Joe Rogan called Democrat Hillary Clinton's old immigration stances close to today's "******** right-wing 2026 perspective" during his Wednesday podcast. Support HuffPost. Joe Rogan, here on March 7, told audiences they need to ditch the left-versus-right logic as he pointed out how much the Democratic Party's policies have shifted over time. According to Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement deported 3.1 million people during Obama’s two terms in office. The nonpartisan research organization, which calculates its statistics straight from official government data, reported that Trump oversaw about 932,000 deportations during his first term.

March 27, 2026 06:47 UTC

Airline passengers wait in long lines to go through TSA security screening at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston on March 8, 2026. Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers via Getty ImagesDemocrats and Republicans in Congress have been battling over the issue for weeks to no avail. A man who’s about to drop an epic line to Fox News’ Brooke Taylor. Advertisement Advertisement“What’s your message to Congress that could put an end to all this?” she asked one random man. — Geld (@MrGeld) March 24, 2026That man for congressSeems like a reasonable man — Navid Namazi (@NavidNamazi) March 24, 2026The consensus in America right now.

March 27, 2026 06:00 UTC

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March 26 (Reuters) - The Pentagon is weighing whether to redirect weapons originally meant for Ukraine to the Middle ‌East, as the war in Iran strains supplies of ‌some of the U.S. military's most critical munitions, the Washington Post reported on ​Thursday, citing three people familiar with the matter. Advertisement AdvertisementA Pentagon spokesperson told the newspaper the Defense Department would "ensure that U.S. forces and those of our allies and partners have what they need to fight and win." In response to a query about the report, NATO spokesperson Allison Hart said weapons ‌continue to be delivered to Kyiv. The Pentagon and ​the U.S. State Department ‌did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. (Reporting ​by Shivani Tanna and Andrew Gray, Editing by Louise ​Heavens, Ros Russell, Rod Nickel)

March 27, 2026 05:33 UTC

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March 27, 2026 05:10 UTC

The walkout, driven by an ongoing industrial dispute, left the public broadcaster scrambling to fill its key time slots. Instead of fresh reporting, viewers were served older content featuring a story on Olympic swimmer Michael Klim and a trivia face-off among TV personalities. Even when Hard Quiz started at 7.30pm, the viewership only climbed to 77,000, still half of what current affairs typically draws. These plummeting figures highlight how sensitive TV audiences can be to scheduling changes, especially when trusted news programmes are replaced with repeats. As the impasse between ABC leadership and its unionised workforce continues, with about 1,600 union members out of 4,500 staff, ongoing disruption seems likely.

March 27, 2026 05:00 UTC

Trailer: https://youtu.be/tejmMouplGQHONG KONG, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CNN Original Series K-Everything hosted, and executive produced by Tony-award nominated actor, director, producer, and social advocate Daniel Dae Kim will premiere on May 9 on CNN International. CNN ORIGINAL SERIES “K-EVERYTHING” WITH DANIEL DAE KIM PREMIERES SATURDAY, MAY 9 ON CNN INTERNATIONAL"It's both a personal and professional thrill to be able to showcase Korea through our series, K-Everything," said Daniel Dae Kim. Executive Producers for K-Everything are Daniel Dae Kim, along with Amy Entelis, Ellana Lee, Jon Jensen, Katie Hinman and Ryan Smith for CNN Original Series. About CNN OriginalsThe CNN Originals group develops, produces and acquires original, long-form unscripted programming for CNN Worldwide. CNN Originals can be seen on CNN, to stream via a CNN All Access subscription, on the CNN Original Hub on HBO Max and discovery+, on the CNN Originals FAST channel, and with a pay TV subscription via CNN.com, CNN apps and cable operator platforms.

March 27, 2026 04:59 UTC

President Donald Trump is weighing several options for dramatically escalating the war against Iran should his latest push for diplomacy fail. Yet not only would those scenarios risk heavy casualties, there’s also little guarantee they would successfully end the conflict. “They’re defeated, they can’t make a comeback,” Trump said of Iran during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday. A 15-point peace proposal drawn up by Trump officials was swiftly rejected by Iran. “This would give Trump the opportunity to say, ‘I now control Iran’s oil,” said Gregory Brew, a senior analyst on Iran and the energy sector at political risk firm Eurasia Group.

March 27, 2026 04:59 UTC