“The difference between a politician and a statesman,” said James Freeman Clarke, a 19th century American theologian and writer, “is that the politician thinks about the next election while the ...

The speaker emerita sat down with ABC's Jonathan Karl for "This Week." Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi is confident that Democrats will re-take the House of Representatives in the 2026 midterms and that ...

Nancy and Jonathan’s breakup happens during a harrowing sequence in the Upside Down version of the Hawkins laboratory. After nearly destroying the exotic matter that holds the Upside Down together, ...

Nancy and Jonathan had an emotionally-charged moment — with a proposal — in the second part of Stranger Things season 5 but was the scene actually a breakup? Nancy and Jonathan acknowledged that their ...

Volume 2 of Netflix's massive supernatural series Stranger Things dropped on Christmas night, and fans stayed up late to consume all 3+ hours of new content. This season, the gang is still battling ...

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 2. Anyone who sat down to watch Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 2 on Christmas Day probably has some questions about that ...

Stranger Things 5, Volume 2 marks the almost-end of Stranger Things. And that means many storylines are wrapping up… including romantic relationships. If you don’t want to know anything about ...

Merry Vecnamas! Netflix was obviously in a very giving mood as they dropped three new episodes of Stranger Things 5 to keep us going after dropping right before Thanksgiving. However, the one thing we ...

POV: you've just watched Stranger Things and you have literally no idea whether or not Nancy and Jonathan are still together. As a reminder, these two had a heart-to-heart during their near death ...

The following post contains spoilers for the events of "Stranger Things" Season 5, Volume 2. The eternal "Stranger Things" question of whether Nancy Wheeler will end up with Jonathan Byers or Steve ...

I don’t think Baltimore politicians — or fans with really long memories — ever got over the Colts’ middle-of-the-night departure to Indianapolis in 1984. The paranoia of “might the city be abandoned ...