Sean Neumann
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Curling Siblings Matt and Becca Hamilton Talk About the 'Advantage' of Their 'Motivating' Rivalry
U.S. Olympic curlers Matt and Becca Hamilton tell PEOPLE about the unique "advantage" that being siblings and former teammates will bring to 2022 Winter Olympics → Read More
Grammy-Nominated Teacher and History-Making Mayor Hopes Her Story Can 'Embolden Young People'
“Whether it’s teaching or being a firefighter or being a mayor, I want to show that a female can do it — even if there’s never been a path forward,” Lancaster, New York, Mayor Lynne Ruda tells PEOPLE → Read More
Ivana Trump's Ex-Husband Rossano Rubicondi Dead at 49: 'I'm Devastated,' She Says
Ivana Trump's ex-husband Rossano Rubicondi was reportedly ill for about a year before he died at age 49 → Read More
How One Beloved Local Theater Weathered the Pandemic: Thanks to Aid Money and a Customer Who Kept Showing Up
Lani Jo Leigh, the owner of the historic Clinton Street Theater in downtown Portland, Oregon, tells PEOPLE how donations and long-awaited federal funding helped the theater make it through the most trying period in its 107-year history → Read More
To Catch a Predator's Chris Hansen Says 'Miscommunication' Led to Warrant for Missed Court Date
Chris Hansen, the former host of "To Catch a Predator," has a warrant after failing to appear in court, where he was supposed to provide documents about a sting operation he aided law enforcement with last October → Read More
Sasha Obama's Close Friend Maisy Biden 'Was Like the LeBron' of Their School League, Barack Says
Former President Barack Obama said President Joe Biden's granddaughter Maisy Biden "was like the LeBron" of her and Sasha Obama's fourth grade basketball league, which he helped coach during his presidency → Read More
Rep. Liz Cheney Says She's 'Honored' to Be Named to Jan. 6 Commission amid Republican Backlash
Rep. Liz Cheney, who has repeatedly received backlash from her own Republican Party over supporting investigations into the deadly Jan. 6 riot, says she's "honored" to now serve on the congressional committee investigating the attack → Read More
Barack Obama on Why He's the Butt of Jokes from Daughters Sasha and Malia: 'They're Afraid of Michelle'
Former President Barack Obama told actor Dax Shepard that his daughters Sasha and Malia make him the butt of all jokes because "they're afraid" of wife Michelle Obama → Read More
George W. Bush Jokes About the Words He Makes Up While Debating the Word 'Literally'
Former President George W. Bush joked about words he sometimes makes up while he debated the use of the word "literally" on the Today show with daughter Jenna Bush Hager → Read More
Trump Organization CFO Will Plead 'Not Guilty' After Turning Himself in Ahead of Tax Charges
Former President Donald Trump's family real estate business has been under two intertwined investigations by the New York attorney general's office and the Manhattan district attorney → Read More
Jill Biden and Doug Emhoff Clink Beers at Astros Game During Trip to Encourage Vaccines
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff watched a few innings of Tuesday night's Houston Astros game while they toured Texas to encourage people to get COVID-19 vaccinations → Read More
Biden Vows Raise to $15 Minimum Wage for Federal Firefighters Ahead of 'Above Normal' Wildfire Season
The White House is raising the minimum wage for federal firefighters across the country, as wildfires continue to ravage portions of the U.S. → Read More
House Votes to Remove 'Grotesque' Confederate Statues from Display in U.S. Capitol
A year after a similar effort stalled in the Senate, the House of Representatives on Tuesday again voted in favor of removing all Confederate statues from public display at the U.S. Capitol → Read More
Tennessee's First Openly Gay GOP State Lawmaker Talks About His Election: 'It Is Part of Who I Am'
Tennessee state Rep. Eddie Mannis told local WBIR that he's hoping to "change the conversation" within the state's Republican Party → Read More
Tayshia Adams & Colton Underwood Explain After They and More Bachelor Stars Sought COVID Relief Loans
Tayshia Adams, Colton Underwood, Dale Moss, Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham all sought loans through the Paycheck Protection Program, sparking debate among critics and fans online → Read More
Joe Biden Will Not Travel to Tokyo for Next Month's Summer Olympics — but Jill Biden Might
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that "the plan" is for First Lady Dr. Jill Biden to lead the U.S. Olympic delegation in Tokyo next month, while the White House says it will make an official announcement later this week → Read More
Olympian Gwen Berry Responds to Conservative Backlash Over Flag Protest as White House Weighs In
Olympian Gwen Berry said Republican lawmakers are "obsessed with me," as they line up to criticize her flag protest against racial injustice → Read More
George W. Bush's Art Teacher on Their Unlikely Friendship and His 'Brave' Work: 'He Keeps Getting Better'
One of the threads at the center of Sedrick Huckaby's new series — a painting of famous Texan and former President George W. Bush — draws significant attention among visitors, there to see his latest work on display at the Blanton Museum of Art → Read More
Pete Buttigieg Reveals the Advice He'd Give His 13-Year-Old Self: 'Just Hang In There'
Pete Buttigieg shares the inspiring advice he'd give his 13-year-old self, during a sit-down interview with MSNBC Jonathan Capehart, centered around Pride Month → Read More
Rep. Paul Gosar's Own Brother Calls Him 'Traitor to This Country' and Asks For His Removal From Office
Rep. Paul Gosar, an Arizona Republican, is facing backlash from his own siblings over his defense of Donald Trump's false election claims, with his brother and sister calling for Congress to expel him from office → Read More