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September 2

Snoop Dogg's rep says comment on Instagram addressing his criticism of LGBTQ characters in films is fake

A representative for Snoop Dogg told The Hollywood Reporter that a comment appearing to address backlash over his remarks about LGBTQ characters in children's movies was fake.

September 2

Florida city council meeting erupts over plan to replace WWII veterans’ memorial with government project

Grassroots movement Save Boca fights to protect Memorial Park from demolition, seeking voter approval requirements for city-owned land sales in Boca Raton.

September 2

Acting ICE director hits back at CBS over Kristi Noem interview

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to address protests against immigration enforcement and respond to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s claims that her CBS interview was cut down.

September 2

Airbnb co-founder speaks out on why he ditched the Democratic Party, voted for Trump

Joe Gebbia, the billionaire co-founder of Airbnb, revealed during a podcast interview that border security was the main reason for his support for President Donald Trump in 2024.

September 2

Airbnb co-founder reveals why he left Democratic Party

Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia revealed during an interview on "The Katie Miller Podcast" why he decided to ditch the Democratic Party and vote for President Trump in 2024.

September 2

Chicago residents beg for more help as crime wreaks 'havoc’ on neighborhoods

President Donald Trump proposed sending the National Guard to Chicago to address crime, sparking debate among residents and officials about the city's safety solutions.

September 1

Woody Allen calls Trump a 'pleasure to work with' on film set, praises him as an actor

Filmmaker Woody Allen discussed directing Donald Trump in 1998's "Celebrity" and called him a pleasure to work with despite disagreeing with 99% of his politics.

September 1

Why some Republicans are 'concerned' about RFK Jr.

'Special Report' panelists discuss a judge halting the deportation of Guatemalan children and President Trump calling for more data on the COVID-19 vaccine.

September 1

Van Jones admits woke activism at work got 'ridiculous' and 'we need to move on'

Former Obama advisor Van Jones argues that workplace activism has become ridiculous, backing CEOs who are ending the woke trends that dominated the early 2020s.

September 1

Van Jones cheers decline of workplace activism

Former Obama advisor Van Jones argued that workplace activism has become ridiculous in recent years, saying he will not mourn its passing as CEOs crack down on politicization of the workplace.