There are signs that Donald Trump voters and Republican lawmakers are not as staunchly devoted to the president as they once were, CNN’s data guru reveals. Harry Enten, the network’s chief data ...

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CNN data guru Harry Enten has dubbed President Trump the “most influential president this century” while rattling off the major transformations he has ushered in on tariffs, immigration and other ...

With Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) back on our screens with his newest sequel “Dexter: Resurrection,” we thought it’d be nice to review the book of rules Dexter’s father Harry Morgan laid out for ...

CNN's Harry Enten cites polling that shows just 40% of 2025 Americans are "afraid" of climate change, the same number as in 2000. "Americans aren't afraid of climate change, climate activists have not ...