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May 8

Times Square touts new statue of 12-foot-tall Black woman as 'stark contrast' to statues of White men

Times Square Arts installed a new statue of a 12-foot-tall Black woman in casual clothing, juxtaposing it against the permanent monuments of a chaplain and playwright.

May 8

Ex-CNN journalist speaks out on Biden cover-up, says White House aides made it difficult on press

An ex-CNN journalist admitted there is “ample evidence" former President Biden’s aides covered up his cognitive decline by shaming reporters and making it uncomfortable to seek the truth.

May 8

Comedian Nate Bargatze talks the importance of his Christian faith, says he goes to church ‘as much as I can’

In an interview with Esquire that was published Monday, Nashville comic Nate Bargatze talked about how influential his faith is on his life and his stand-up material.

May 7

Greg Gutfeld: Democrats have no desire to do the heavy lifting (literally)

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel unpack Vanity Fair linking protein to MAGA and the 'manosphere.'

May 7

Bernie Sanders makes 'no apologies' for private jet travel on 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., defended his travel choices and addressed his 'Fight Oligarchy' tour during an exclusive interview on 'Special Report.'

May 7

Fetterman frustrated with 'invasive' discussion of medical issues, says he'll 'obviously' serve full term

Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman clashed with CNN over a scathing report alleging concerns about his mental health and fitness for office from former staffers.

May 7

Virginia father says his son under investigation for questioning why female student was in boys' locker room

A Virginia father said his son is under investigation after a biological female transgender student recorded him questioning why she was in the boys' locker room.

May 7

Michelle Obama shouldn't get much sympathy: Julie Banderas

Fox News host Julie Banderas weighs in on former first lady Michelle Obama's complaints about life at the White House and President Donald Trump's offer to help fix their administration's 'DEI library' on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

May 7

‘Democracy in crisis?' DC universities offering Trump-themed class this fall

Colleges in Washington, D.C., are responding to President Donald Trump's second term with courses examining the presidential office, role and Trump's impact.

May 7

Sen. Bernie Sanders: Both parties in the political system are 'largely corrupt'

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., explains why he considers the nation's political system 'largely corrupt' and aims to fight 'authoritarianism' under President Donald Trump's administration on 'Special Report.'