Watch Live: Warren, Sanders, Biden and More Participate in CNN's Democratic Debate

Pete Buttigieg – Photo: LGBTQ Victory Fund.

The late night community is feeling the loss of Kobe Bryant.

By Anita Bennett

By Ted Johnson

The 2020 Super Bowl is almost here and many of the ads that will air during the big game are already hitting the Internet.

The filmmakers behind a documentary about Clarence Thomas — which includes unprecedented access to the controversial Supreme Court justice — have struck a distribution deal whereby the movie will hit theaters just as the first Democratic primary voters head to the polls.

By Patrick Hipes

It's that time of year again! Two of the nation's greatest NFL teams are going head to head for Super Bowl LIV, and if you're not there, you're officially square.

Lara Trump, 37, reminded legendary Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, 68, of his childhood bullies after she took a jab at former Vice President Joe Biden’s speech impediment. Eric Trump’s wife used the “very words” that caused the retired pilot’s “childhood agony” when she took the stage at a Women For Trump event on Jan.

If you’re going on Love Island then you want to make certain that there aren’t any embarrassing skeletons in your closet. 

Joe Biden, who is campaigning for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, believes internet companies like Facebook should not have legal protections covering speech posted to their platforms by individual users — a change to existing U.S. law that would have sweeping implications.

President Donald Trump is promising “big action” that will promote school prayer, at a 2 PM White House event Thursday, “Guidance on Constitutional Prayer in Public Schools.” Thursday is also Religious Freedom Day.

By Ted Johnson

The final Democratic debate before the Iowa caucus drew more viewers for CNN than the previous two sparring sessions.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren — Photo: Gage Skidmore

Last night marked the last before the Iowa caucuses next month, and the six leading candidates—including Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator , and former Vice President Joe Biden—took the stage in Des Moines hoping for a final boost in the polls.

I don’t envy the job of a debate moderator wrangling a stage full of candidates, especially when Twitter, instant replay, and 24-hour cable news breakdowns make every syllable they say the subject of such intense and immediate scrutiny. However: The one thing entirely in their control is the slate of questions they ask, and over and over again, a majority of this election season’s moderators have stumbled as they pursue confrontational moments that they can dissect to death.

By Anita Bennett