Nikolas Lanum

NBC's Chuck Todd said on Tuesday that Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter is an example of the president's emotional struggles and decision-making.

Pollster Nate Silver railed against the Harris campaign following a "Pod Save America" appearance where staffers vented their frustrations about the election.

The brother of New York Times opinion columnist Maureen Dowd said media persecution of Trump and Biden-Harris policies pushed him towards the president-elect.

Millionaire investor Kevin O'Leary suggested that Kamala Harris was an "inconsequential" vice president who failed to articulate important answers.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation chair Kim Williams claimed that people like podcaster Joe Rogan prey on people's fear and anxiety for "malevolent" purposes.

Actor Kirk Cameron premiered his new Christian children's show, "Adventures of Iggy and Mr. Kirk," in Nashville, Tenn., as an alternative to "woke" entertainment.

Americans are turning to tiny homes and portable living spaces to combat mortgage rates and sky-high real estate prices. As the owner of Companies That Buy Houses, real estate agent Riley Annen said she believes the trend is not just a passing fancy but a lifestyle shift driven by multiple factors. “With housing prices soaring and incomes struggling to keep pace, it’s no wonder that people are turning to more affordable options. Tiny homes offer a solution that’s not just budget-friendly but als…

American businesses are increasingly eliminating college degrees as part of their requirements for corporate roles, which is part of a wider trend in the U.S. job market that is de-emphasizing the value of a four-year diploma, according to experts. American companies like Walmart, IBM, Accenture, Bank of America and Google have announced plans to reduce the number of jobs that require college degrees. Michael Gibson, venture capitalist and author of the book, Paper Belt on Fire, is a proponent…

Professors and a lawyer that spoke with Fox News Digital discussed how AI will change the learning landscape and accelerate technological breakthroughs.

Voice actors are worried that artificial intelligence could use their voices without proper compensation and cut jobs from the industry, according to VICE.