Democrats want to make the government shutdown about the future of the Affordable Care Act. But U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw thinks most people will see the argument for what it is. "This is a highly wonky, ...

Democrats want to make the government shutdown about the future of the Affordable Care Act. But U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw thinks most people will see the argument for what it is. “This is a highly wonky, ...

As the shutdown enters its second day, the Houston-area Republican discusses the politics and the impact of the impasse. The government shutdown continues. While the U.S. House passed a continuing ...

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The “Saturday Night Live” Season 51 teaser for the sketch comedy show’s upcoming host Bad Bunny shows the rapper-singer getting a bit too comfortable on set with the cast. “It’s so cool that Bad Bunny ...

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Sarah Sherman and Marcello Hernandez are sitting on the SNL set when she notes that Bad Bunny “has been here a lot recently — think he’s getting comfortable with us?” Her castmate replies, “Yeah, for ...

Bad Bunny is making himself at home in his new “Saturday Night Live” promo. The superstar will be hosting the Season 51 “SNL” premiere on Oct. 4, and he’s feeling a bit too comfortable, as seen in the ...

Tune in on Saturday, Sept. 26 at Noon PT / 3pm ET for an exclusive interview with Dan Houser, co-founder of Rockstar Games, and IGN Senior Executive Editor, Ryan McCaffrey at LA Comic Con. Houser is ...

It’s all Huntr/x all the time — even for Bad Bunny. The reggaeton star and actor was the host of the season 51 premiere of “Saturday Night Live,” where he appeared in a sketch alongside the singing ...

Now that the government is shut down, the blame game is well underway. Democrats insist Republicans are to blame because they have the majority in Congress and hold the White House, while Republicans ...