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Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal railed against President Donald Trump, saying he believes the man is "immoral," self-serving and not representative of American values.

Robert Rodriguez loves to innovate when making movies, and VR offered him a new way to tell unique stories.

"When Donald and I came together I really felt that—I do believe there was divinity in it," Maples said.

"My favorite moment is now," says Shonen Jump EIC Andy Nakatani. A new app, and a new format, look to reinvigorate the magazine's fanbase in the U.S.

Edwards told Daily Mail she had a secret romance with Shepard two years after he started dating his now-wife.

"I watched the whole interview. It wasn't journalism—that was an infomercial," CNN host S.E. Cupp said.

"I see [impeachment] as a distinct possibility," Fox News commentator Geraldo Rivera said Friday morning.

"I will not be the villain of his story," Michael Cohen told George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "Good Morning America."

"Are you gonna call me a liar?" Counselor to President Donald Trump Kellyanne Conway said to CNN's Chris Cuomo.

During the Thursday interview, the host and anchor raised the latest Fox News polls which showed the president's approval rating at 46 percent.

Newly formed conservative news media network BlazeTV promptly fired Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes just days after Glenn Beck and Mark Levin merged their brands.

The author and activist has become one of the influential figures on the American left. Yet there is a surreal sense that, at age 57 and the author of 21 books, she is only just getting started.

"Hearthstone" game developer Peter Whalen came to our offices to help us better understand the craziest cards in 'Rastakhan's Rumble'.

"Fox & Friends" sent the former EPA administrator's office a script slamming Obama, to which Pruitt's office responded, "Yes — perfect."

"You have to always be careful when you answer questions with people that probably have bad intentions," the president said.

The Nov. 14 episode will heavily feature Trinity and Jon's story.

The 1993 killing of Freddie Woodruff, the CIA branch chief in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, left unanswered questions. Texas lawyer Michael Pullara talks to Newsweek about his work to uncover the truth about Woodruff's death.

Ring of Honor TV Champion Jeff Cobb named his dream opponents for the G1 Supercard at Madison Square Garden in April.

The president said John James is "doing so well" he plans to head to Michigan to support the Republican hopeful in person.

The veteran showrunner speaks to Newsweek about the process, and the challenges, behind doing justice to Marvel's legendary vigilante.

"Barry Allen likes 'Dragon Ball Z,' hell yeah! It's totally surreal."

"I think he knows that every task he's given me from the start of the campaign through, I've been able to do it quietly, I've been able to do it effectively," Jared Kushner said of his relationship with Trump.

Mohammed bin Salman "wants to enjoy the fruits of First World modernity and Silicon Valley and cinemas and everything, but at the same time he wants also to rule like how his grandfather ruled Saudi Arabia," Khashoggi said.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein gave an interview to The Wall Street Journal after canceling a session with the House Judiciary Committee.

The "I Am Jazz" star gave her first interview nine weeks after undergoing gender confirmation surgery.

"There is definitely a lot of Karolina sneaking around to meet with Jonah and learn her powers."

"It's an important thing to show a strong character who is not defined by this mental illness, is not weakened by it, but doesn't deny it," Barer said.

Allegra Acosta wants to use the "M" word when Disney-Fox merger is complete.

UFC lightweight fighter Nik Lentz gave a bizarre "shoutout" to Judge Brett Kavanaugh Saturday just hours after the controversial Trump nominee was sworn in to the Supreme Court.

Multiple women have accused Steven Seagal of sexual harassment, assault and rape, allegations he denies.