Former President Donald Trump made a striking comment about assassination attempts against him, noting that "only consequential presidents get shot." The remarks came during a conversation with his former lawyer,
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Former acting ICE director Tom Homan strongly refuted claims by Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon that immigration agents racially profile Black Americans. Homan emphasized that enforcement is based on
Go deeper (3 min. read) →Actor Rainn Wilson recently stated that Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico's Christian beliefs are remarkably aligned with Jesus's teachings. On his podcast, Wilson and Ezra Klein criticized conservative
Go deeper (3 min. read) →During a recent stop on his 'Fear& LIVE' tour, far-left streamer Hasan Piker performed a mocking version of the song 'We Are Charlie Kirk.' This public display quickly went viral, prompting sharp condemnation from
Go deeper (3 min. read) →Mark Ruffalo vehemently denied Paramount's accusations of antisemitism, calling the claim "appalling." He clarified that his criticism of a proposed media merger and Oracle's technology stems from political convictions,
Go deeper (3 min. read) →Public resistance to neighborhood surveillance cameras, including vandalism and legislative efforts to restrict their use, is growing. Flock Safety's CEO is calling for a national compromise, emphasizing accountability
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Attorney General Todd Blanche praised the Justice Department's $400 million settlement with TikTok regarding alleged children's privacy violations. He affirmed the deal as a "fair, just and right result" and warned that
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Former Gambino crime family underboss Sammy "The Bull" Gravano recently shared insights into his decision to cooperate with the government against John Gotti. He cited secretly recorded conversations and a deceptive
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon recently explained her decision to join the Democratic Socialists of America, emphasizing her focus on public services and rejecting specific, controversial planks of the
Go deeper (3 min. read) →The Log Cabin Republicans, a leading conservative gay advocacy group, is narrowing its mission to focus on gay, lesbian, and bisexual issues. The organization's president stated that "radical" transgender activism,
Go deeper (3 min. read) →Florida Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Angie Nixon claimed Republicans are "literally trying to kill" Black Americans and called ICE a "weaponized paramilitary force." The Department of Homeland Security rejected these
Go deeper (3 min. read) →The Pentagon has dismissed key leadership and a reporter from Stars and Stripes, including its editor-in-chief and publisher, citing insubordination. This action follows previous disagreements over the publication's
Go deeper (4 min. read) →Children's content creator Ms. Rachel recently spoke out on social media about deaths among Black individuals, including a case in Raleigh, North Carolina, ruled a suicide. She urged listeners to heed the Black
Go deeper (3 min. read) →A jury has ruled that The New York Times must pay $9.25 million in damages to former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears. The lawsuit stemmed from a March 2023 article that falsely linked Spears to a
Go deeper (3 min. read) →During a surprise radio interview, Donald Trump claimed his former lawyer Michael Cohen was "weaponized" by mainstream media before their reconciliation. They discussed Cohen's 2016 CNN appearance and jointly criticized
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Erika Kirk, head of Turning Point USA, has challenged conservative students to remain steadfast in their activism as they begin the new academic year. She emphasized courage and debate, ensuring the movement founded by
Go deeper (3 min. read) →The RNC warned of political fallout for Democrats after the Democratic Socialists of America praised Fidel Castro and demanded the prosecution of Secretary Marco Rubio, citing his role in U.S. pressure campaigns on Cuba.
Go deeper (1 min. read) →Ross Barkan, a former New York Magazine writer, has announced a temporary leave for “self-reflection” after apologizing for plagiarism allegations. An investigation by New York Magazine found he failed to meet editorial
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday addressed whether his office would pursue action against Penn State following the discovery of an alleged cocaine trafficking ring operating through university fraternities,
Go deeper (2 min. read) →A Minneapolis City Council committee has unanimously approved a new dress code ordinance aimed at preventing "velvet rope discrimination" in bars and restaurants. The legislation mandates licensed venues to publicly
Go deeper (2 min. read) →A remark made by Senator Jon Ossoff about former President Donald Trump and White House aide Natalie Harp has propelled Harp into the national spotlight. The comment sparked widespread media coverage, drawing both
Go deeper (5 min. read) →A Portland mother is suing her child's elementary school, alleging the display of an “Intersex-Inclusive Progress” flag and a gender identity assignment constitutes political indoctrination. She was later barred from
Go deeper (3 min. read) →Stephen A. Smith criticized the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) after receiving a “Thumbs Down” award. He called the decision a “personal hit job,” arguing the organization failed to engage in proper
Go deeper (4 min. read) →Talk show icon Oprah Winfrey has clarified her relationship with Dr. Phil McGraw and Dr. Mehmet Oz, two personalities she helped launch. Winfrey stated their political paths are independent of her, despite public
Go deeper (3 min. read) →A major news network defended its White House correspondent after she faced severe criticism and personal attacks from the President's rapid response team and the President during an Oval Office event. The network
Go deeper (3 min. read) →An Oregon mother has filed a lawsuit against Portland Public Schools, claiming she faced retaliation for criticizing gender identity curriculum. The legal action follows her ban from school property after a dispute over
Go deeper (2 min. read) →Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to pledge the Justice Department would always act independently of the White House, arguing the agency must be able to pursue lawful presidential policy goals while upholding his
Go deeper (4 min. read) →Representative Haley Stevens has called for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed to cut ties with Hasan Piker. Stevens, who lost to El-Sayed in the primary, believes this move will help El-Sayed appeal to a
Go deeper (2 min. read) →House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated his current opposition to Medicare for All and the DSA platform, despite past co-sponsorship. This comes as Representative Ro Khanna advocates for universal healthcare,
Go deeper (4 min. read) →Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran recently admitted the network leans liberal and faced challenges understanding Donald Trump's base, attributing this to a lack of diverse political perspectives in its newsroom.
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