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April 8

Michigan Is The Best Team Hurley Is The Best Coach

April 8

Hegseth snaps at reporter: 'Why are you so rude?'

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth shut down a reporter who shouted at him during a Pentagon news conference on the ceasefire with Iran.

April 8

Oprah and Stephen Colbert swap seats in emotional moment as 'Late Show' cancellation looms large

Oprah Winfrey emotionally thanked Stephen Colbert for holding the space for laughter as "The Late Show" nears its final episode, as the pair switched chairs during Winfrey's interview.

April 8

Gen Jack Keane 'skeptical' that Iran ceasefire will hold, warns Tehran will 'delay and obfuscate'

Gen. Jack Keane says he is skeptical about the Iran ceasefire, warning Tehran has a track record of using negotiations to buy time and delay deals.

April 8

Oprah Winfrey thanks Stephen Colbert for 'holding the space for laughter' on 'The Late Show'

Oprah Winfrey thanked late-night host Stephen Colbert from his chair during "The Late Show" on Tuesday for "holding the space for laughter" ahead of the show's end.

April 8

CBS filling Stephen Colbert's time slot with Byron Allen program could be new model for late-night TV

Plans for CBS to replace "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" with Byron Allen's "Comics Unleashed" could become the new model for how networks handle late night TV, experts say.

April 7

Newsom's wife says young boys are 'moving to the right' online

In a 2025 clip, Gov. Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, described how young men and boys are become more conservative by spending time online.

April 7

California advocates insist on raising minimum wage to $30 despite research showing 'negative outcomes'

A $30 minimum wage ballot initiative is being pushed in Oakland and Alameda County by One Fair Wage, despite studies linking past California wage hikes to job losses.

April 7

Michigan Is One Of The Best Teams Dan Has Ever Seen

April 7

Biden wanted to drive reliable energy 'into a ditch,' says Trump Energy Secretary

Energy Secretary Chris Wright claimed Tuesday that the Biden administration was driving the U.S. energy system "into a ditch" through massive subsidies.