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Rocky Mountain Wreckers braved record 100 mph Wyoming winds to clear toppled semis on highways.
James Talarico, a Democrat whose U.S. Senate victory this week was once thought improbable in the Republican stronghold of Texas, made a surprise appearance to help kick off the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live.”
Senator-elect James Talarico embraces Donald Trump's insulting nickname after his resounding Texas win
New York rock band The Strokes mark their fifth time on SNL with two songs from their latest album, "Reality Awaits."
10Loading video...By Jennifer Radcliffe0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Fresh off his midterm victory, Democratic Texas Senator-elect James Talarico appeared in the cold open of Saturday Night Live's first post-election show.
In Jordan Firstman’s assured filmmaking début, he plays a gay New York party promoter who gets an improbable shot at fatherhood, Justin Chang writes.
SNL's cold open tonight went Texas BBQ hot with newly elected James Talarico showing up.
SNL's cold open tonight went Texas BBQ hot with newly elected James Talarico showing up.
The actor plays Jack Trotter, a fictional inventor of an impressive alarm clock. He’s developed an enthusiastic following.
The Oklahoma Humane Society (OK Humane) broke ground Thursday, Nov. 5, on a new $40 million humane campus designed to expand animal welfare services throughout Oklahoma. Located at 4001 SW 15th St., the 53,000-square-foot facility will bring the organization’s adoption center, spay and neuter clinic, and animal care operations together under one roof for the […]
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Wyoming hunters are being asked to weigh in on this season, and their responses could influence future quotas, season dates and regulations.