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Here in America, we have a longstanding tradition of political debate. Think Lincoln-Douglas and Kennedy-Nixon. We expect our leaders to be able to navigate public speaking and take fire in front of a ...

The Indiana Debate Commission is hosting the four secretary of state candidates tonight, and here's how you can watch.

The now four-way race was upended when Republican incumbent Secretary of State Diego Morales lost favor among the Republican ...

Michael Douglas has opened up about his secret relationship with Kathleen Turner in his new memoir. The actor reveals that back in the ‘80s, the pair “fell hard for each other” while filming Romancing ...

Embattled incumbent Diego Morales still loomed large over the second Indiana secretary of state debate, but there were some ...

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For decades, Kathleen Turner maintained that she and Michael Douglas never had an affair while filming “Romancing the Stone” — a story Douglas now admits was a lie. In an excerpt from his upcoming ...

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Throughout August 2026, news of the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) nuclear aircraft carrier filled the airwaves, and it wasn't positive coverage. An extended deployment that lasted 286 days without much ...

Michael Douglas revealed that he and Kathleen Turner had a secret romance while filming their 1984 adventure film Romancing the Stone. The former costars decided to lie about their short-lived ...

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