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January 11

Retired general urges Trump to give Iran 'one more warning' as US reportedly weighs intervention

Retired Gen. Jack Keane says the Trump administration should issue a final warning to Iran before acting against leaders he blames for violent crackdowns on protesters.

January 11

Professors claim Disney's 'Lion King' and other animated films promote White privilege in new analysis

Professors argue Hollywood animated films promote White privilege and racist narratives in new study analyzing Oscar-nominated movies from 2016-2024.

January 11

'Stranger Things' star says faith in God keeps him grounded in Hollywood

"Stranger Things" star Caleb McLaughlin shares how deleting social media, prayer, and church attendance have deepened his faith and kept him grounded.

January 10

Social media's turned our young people 'insane' by their teenage years: Tom Shillue

Fox News host Jimmy Failla, contributor Tom Shillue and comedian Aaron Berg assess the benefits and downsides of social media on 'Fox News Saturday Night.'

January 10

Whitney Cummings calls out liberal hypocrisy on climate change and vaccine mandates

Whitney Cummings called out woke hypocrisy on Joe Rogan's podcast, citing contradictions in liberal ideology from gender beliefs to climate change actions.

January 10

Washington Post rips Chicago Teachers Union for pursuing social justice initiatives as students struggle

The Washington Post editorial board criticized the Chicago Teachers Union for pursuing social justice initiatives while student reading and math proficiency continues to decline.

January 10

'Hacks' star Hannah Einbinder says 'none of us are safe' after ICE shooting, calls to abolish agency

Actress Hannah Einbinder warned Americans that "none of us are safe" after the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, calling for the agency's abolition.

January 10

Tom Emmer pushes back on suggestion that Minnesota anti-ICE protesters have been peaceful

Minneapolis protests continue after an ICE agent fatally shot a woman, with House Majority Whip Tom Emmer blaming Democratic leaders for ongoing tensions in the city.

January 10

Detroit Public Schools pay students up to $1K cash for showing up to class

Detroit Public Schools launched a cash incentive program to combat a 60.9% chronic absenteeism rate, paying students $100 weekly gift cards for perfect attendance during winter months.

January 10

Former 'View' co-host backs Jenny McCarthy's critique of show, laments switch from entertainment to politics

Actress Sherri Shepherd backed fellow ex-"View" co-host Jenny McCarthy's criticism of "The View" in an exclusive clip of "Sherri," obtained by Entertainment Weekly Thursday.