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The then-VP claimed he looked into the Russian leader's eyes and told him, "I don't think you have a soul" during their handshake.

The legal analyst returned to the network eight months after he was fired from The New Yorker for exposing himself during a video meeting.

Sbarro pizza GIFs and Olive Garden parody memes emerged showing Yang declaring, "Check out Little Italy!"

Cuomo's May 2018 demand for then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to resign over sexual abuse accusations has resurfaced this week as the New York governor himself now faces such claims.

A TV news report appears to show the Air Force veteran coming out of an entrance way near Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office.

A pair of New Yorkers ridiculed Kentucky GOP Senator Rand Paul in a California restaurant Friday, with a woman declaring she won't deal with his "Republican bulls**t."

Representative said the way Biden spoke about segregationists was a "big problem."

Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee are calling for a probe of the gun rights group after numerous allegations of financial misconduct emerged.

The 29-year-old congresswoman has become a lightning rod for Republican criticism.

"David Remnick showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob," Bannon said.

CBS News announced "60 Minutes" executive producer Jeff Fager will "stay on vacation" as it continues investigation into sexual misconduct, abuse allegations.

Coulter attempted to defend her claims by citing a New Yorker article.

What started as research for her latest book has progressed into tens of thousands of dollars in prize money.

"But he knew and I knew that it was a moral issue," she told THR. "He had to continue, even when that meant putting a lot on the line."

"I don't cast films according to Harvey Weinstein's erection," Michael Caton-Jones said he told the press at the time.

Daniela Fedi, an Italian fashion journalist, said she remembers the details "perfectly."

Why it matters that NBC News turned down the chance to run the explosive investigation into the former film executive's treatment of women.

"Liberal men, high-achieving men, educated men, men who claim to support women, can be harassers," Hill told Variety.

If Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker is Tripp, does that make Scaramucci Monica?

The incoming White House Communications Director's praise for the president's sporting prowess was taken a step further in official transcripts.

His phone call with Putin after the election was first reported by the Kremlin.

The president-elect's opponents are vowing to resist and persist.

Penn Station is reviled by most New Yorkers. It's also been the site of two fascinating intellectual exchanges.

More than 7,000 interns who worked across Condé Nast's magazine properties are eligible for the payout.