For the fifth year in a row, Trevor Noah was the Recording Academy’s choice to host its annual Grammy Awards ceremony on CBS. The comedian and former The Daily Show ringleader had already helped Grammys viewers get through some of the most troubling times in the industry,

Four days after President Donald Trump signed an executive order freezing almost all U.S. foreign aid, an email landed in Claris Madhuku's inbox in rural Zimbabwe. The message confirmed Madhuku's fears that Trump's return to office might affect his organization's efforts to save African girls from child marriages.

Tariff talk is making its way to the Grammys stage, with host Trevor Noah quipping that fans of Beyoncé won't be able to buy concert tickets because of a potential trade war ignited by President Trump.