the nonprofit behind "Sesame Street," between July 2021 and June 2027 to produce Ahlan Simsim Iraq, the early childhood development program. A Sesame Workshop spokesperson said via email that the ...

Just a few months after Max said it would stop distributing episodes of Sesame Street, Sesame Workshop announced a round of major layoffs. In a letter to staff on Wednesday, March 5, president and ...

On Thursday, March 6, the "Orange Juice" singer-songwriter, 28, will be stopping by Sesame Street to sing a tune to help little ones navigate their emotions. Ahead of the episode, PEOPLE can ...

Three new complaints to the New York bar recall prior challenges regarding Bove’s own conduct and potential conflicts of interest. By Lisa Rubin On Feb. 13, acting Deputy Attorney General Emil ...

A letter from former Assistant U.S. Attorney Hagan Scotten to Bove, obtained by The New York Times, challenged Bove’s justifications for dropping the case. Bove didn’t address the strength of ...

In a court appearance Wednesday, acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove denied that dropping the bribery case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams was part of a "quid pro quo" arrangement.

A letter from Emil Bove III, acting deputy attorney general, accepting the resignation of Danielle R. Sassoon, Manhattan’s acting U.S. attorney, over her refusal to drop the case against Mayor ...

Linda McMahon, the new secretary of Education, sent out the agency’s “final mission” message to staffers after her confirmation vote on Monday, previewing President Trump’s plans to roll ...

Senate Democrats asked a New York legal disciplinary panel to consider whether Emil Bove III abused his power in seeking the dismissal of the federal corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams.

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate voted Monday to confirm billionaire GOP donor and former wrestling industry executive Linda McMahon as the next secretary of the federal Department of Education.

NEW YORK — When Emil Bove, now the acting deputy attorney general, was a federal prosecutor in Manhattan, he developed a reputation as a quiet, diligent worker — but one with a temper.