Martha Stewart apologized after her Halloween costume depicting a homeless person sparked backlash online. The post was later deleted from Instagram.

Rep. Debbie Dingell — who was mentioned numerous times in Stevens’ interview — said her colleague’s attack on Abdul El-Sayed is a “distraction.” ...

Martha Stewart says she “really screwed up” after a homeless Halloween costume promoting her QVC candles drew backlash online.

Martha Stewart apologized for a Halloween costume depicting homelessness. Critics called it tone-deaf. Stewart initially said the costume aimed to raise awareness about homelessness. She later ...