He’s a man who can’t be bought off or bullied. Neither carrots nor sticks have prompted Jimmy Lai to kowtow to Beijing.

Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday over his remark that the “essence” of the American dream was not about “access to cheap goods.” ...

Former Vice President Mike Pence is breaking with his former boss, criticizing the Trump administration’s tariffs strategy and calling for free trade to lower the cost of goods. Pence responded ...

Mike Pence is emerging as one of the last Republicans in Washington willing to publicly criticize the new administration. It's an especially jarring role for the former vice president, whose ...

Focus Taiwan reported that SEF received a request for assistance from the family of the detainees. However, SEF Deputy Secretary-General Li Pao-wen declined to disclose the individuals' identities ...

President Donald Trump openly challenged U.S. allies on Wednesday by increasing tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to ...

How about the girl with the teeth?” Mike Myers as Musk popped in for the home stretch and Rubio asked why he’s doing a funny little dance. “I can’t believe this is the guy you’ve given ...

Mike Myers was back tonight as Elon Musk for another SNL cold open. After the March 6 closed-door cabinet meeting blow up between Marco Rubio and Elon Musk, SNL had Donald Trump brokering a truce ...

Mike Myers is still live from New York. The comedian returned to play Tesla CEO Elon Musk again on the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live," this time with a little Dr. Evil energy. After Musk ...

Mike Myers reprised his role as Musk in the sketch, which opened the Lady Gaga-hosted episode. In the bit, Trump, played by James Austin Johnson, mediates tension between Rubio, played by Marcello ...

Indiana basketball beat Ohio State on Saturday in Mike Woodson's final game at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. After the win, IU honored Woodson with a video. "Coach Bob Knight, he took a chance on a ...

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