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Tensions over Ukraine, energy and Hungary’s tight election propel European politics into a new spotlight. A high-profile Budapest visit triggers sharp exchanges among Kyiv, Brussels and Washington, with energy routes and political leverage under scrutiny.

Dan Levy dives into darker territory with Big Mistakes, a sharp, darkly comic crime series about family, secrets, and the pull of the underworld. With an acclaimed ensemble and a full Netflix drop on April 9, this bold pivot from his sitcom roots promises a high-stakes, unpredictable ride.

Erik Per Sullivan won’t be back as Dewey for the Malcolm in the Middle revival, reportedly pursuing graduate studies in Victorian literature at Harvard. The four-episode reunion dives into nostalgia, but Dewey’s absence promises a fresh, tricky dynamic.

Robert Plant is crowned a Record Store Legend, underscoring decades of devotion to indie shops and the art of the physical release. A tribute that hints at a lifelong journey through vinyl, crates, and the heartbeat of record-store culture.

Whispers of a major reset at a long-running news icon point to a sharper, more investigative future. Summer changes could touch leadership and on-air talent as the show pivots toward hard-hitting scoops over lighter fare.

Last night’s Powerball drawing stirred excitement as players checked the numbers and prize options. Learn how Power Play and Double Play can boost prizes and what the latest results imply for the next drawing.

A moment in Hungary has reignited questions about Vice President J.D. Vance’s Catholic faith after he forgot the Vatican envoy’s name—then backtracked. The incident fuels fresh debate over how his faith shapes his public persona and politics.

A high-stakes briefing at the White House is described as shaping the path toward potential action against Iran, based on assurances from a foreign leader. Inside, senior officials reportedly questioned the calculations, yet the push toward escalation continued, raising fresh questions about decision-making at the highest levels.

Lawmakers’ off-duty moments are suddenly headlines as cameras chase politicians during a funding stalemate. The latest photo spree reframes public figures as spectacle, blending leisure with the pressures of governance. It’s a provocative look at accountability when the government grinds to a halt.

Hilo shimmered with color and chant as Merrie Monarch opened with Hōʻike night, highlighting a cross‑Pacific lineup of hula and folk dance. From storied halau to rising voices, the program traced lineage, place, and chant, setting the stage for a week of tradition and bold new work. A newly named Royal Court signaled the excitement…

San Francisco bets on a health-first approach to homelessness, naming a seasoned Medicaid director to lead the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing. The move signals a broader push to coordinate care, behavioral health, and housing services—with an eye on street-level impact amid evolving data and budgets.