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Paapa Essiedu, who is of African descent, is quite literally the opposite of Snape, who is described as a thin man with pale skin, a large hooked nose, and greasy shoulder-length hair.

When American energy production is strong, both producers and consumers are better off.

Less than a month after its Netflix debut, the limited series Adolescence is already influencing public debate on internet safety and the troubling role of social media in young people's lives.

A forthcoming book by Starre Vartan argues that women are actually the psychically stronger sex, but that culture brainwashes them to think they are weak.

President Donald Trump is sending Iran a message: They can't pull the wool over his eyes into taking a bad deal, and the alternative is bombing.

Harvard's president defies Title VI demands yet craves taxpayer funding despite a $53 billion endowment.

Whatever error the Trump administration may have made, the bottom line is Abrego Garcia is still an illegal immigrant with no right to be in the United States.

Trump's meeting with the Salvadorian President proved that the United States can't force El Salvador to return the mistakenly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Instead of shedding light on exploitation, the documentary seems to have only amplified the fame of children who were already deeply overexposed.

The Senate must confirm Ed Martin's nomination as Trump's D.C. U.S. attorney as quickly as possible so he can help Trump make Washington safe again.