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May 29

Jake Tapper's CNN show hits lowest ratings since 2015 despite new Biden book buzz, intense publicity tour

Despite a book tour for "Original Sin," Jake Tapper's CNN show sees its lowest ratings since 2015, with a significant drop in the key 25-54 age demographic.

May 29

Who is to blame for 'stay-at-home sons'?

'Ruthless Podcast' co-hosts weigh in on young men reportedly embracing unemployment and living at home on 'The Will Cain Show.'

May 29

Trump rejects Paramount's $15 million offer to settle CBS News lawsuit, demands apology

Fox News Digital confirmed that President Donald Trump rejected a $15 million settlement offer by Paramount Global hoping to end the months-long legal drama.

May 29

NPR CEO rips Trump order to defund as ‘retaliation,’ insists media outlet is 'non-partisan'

NPR CEO Katherine Maher argued against President Donald Trump's order to cut NPR funding, citing it as "retaliation" for editorial content he doesn't like.

May 29

Trump's pardon czar says Todd and Julie Chrisley were victims of a weaponized justice system

Trump's pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson defends pardoning Todd and Julie Chrisley, citing a weaponized justice system and their nonviolent first-time offenses.

May 29

Rising Michigan Democrat says she was 'going to punch someone' over party's 'annoying' economic gaslighting

Sen. Elissa Slotkin called out Democrats for making voters feel "stupid" by constantly telling them the economy was fine under the Biden administration.

May 29

Trump blasts 'nasty' question from Oval Office reporter on whether he always 'chickens out' on tariffs

President Donald Trump called out an Oval Office reporter for a “nasty" question that suggested he “chickened out" of his tariff threats in the last few days.

May 29

Wild LA party devolves into chaos with vandalism, fire breathing man, and injured cops

A chaotic scene that grew out of an unsanctioned music event left nearby businesses covered in graffiti, train cars vandalized and four officers injured.

May 29

Justice Department takes on small Idaho town in religious freedom battle over church permit

DOJ accuses Troy, Idaho, of violating RLUIPA by denying Christ Church a permit, alleging discrimination and burden on religious exercise in zoning laws.

May 29

Credibility Crisis: Media embraced Biden White House's 'cheap fakes' narrative leading up to ill-fated debate

Before revelations of Joe Biden's cognitive decline surfaced, the legacy media peddled the White House narrative that viral videos of him were "cheap fakes."