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March 14

Trump receives cowboy hat from rodeo champions

President Donald Trump donned a cowboy hat when meeting with members of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and the Women's Professional Rodeo Association at the White House.

March 14

Bill Maher slams Oscars, says Hollywood is 'a secret cabal of people terrified of looking like racists'

Bill Maher criticized the persistent push behind the #OscarsSoWhite campaign, claiming Hollywood has made significant progress on diversity at the Academy Awards ceremony.

March 14

Trump compared by MS NOW contributor to a less 'serious' Hitler who's 'selling merch'

MS NOW contributor Anand Giridharadas said President Donald Trump was a less serious form Hitler because at least the Nazi leader didn't sell merchandise.

March 14

Ex-Dem senator admits to affair with former bodyguard in explosive court filing: 'Romantic and Intimate'

Sinema, the former Arizona senator, outlined details of the affair in a new court filing seeking to dismiss an 'alienation of affection' lawsuit filed by her bodyguard's estranged wife.

March 14

Nicole Kidman's absolute non-negotiable rule for on-screen kisses with co-stars

Nicole Kidman reveals her biggest dealbreaker for filming kissing scenes: bad breath. The actress shares candid thoughts on intimate scenes and co-stars.

March 14

Joe Rogan blasts life in Hollywood for 'fake' people and 'groupthink' politics

Joe Rogan explains why he preferred being around fighters and comedians over Hollywood actors, producers and casting agents during his time in Los Angeles entertainment industry.

March 14

Trump's demand for colleges nationwide to fork over race data faces legal hurdle

A federal judge blocked Trump's requirement for colleges to immediately collect and turn over race data, siding — for now — with a group of Democrat attorneys general

March 14

CBS News in transition: Who's in and who's out after a tumultuous year at the network

A look at all the personnel changes that have rocked CBS News including the appointment of editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and the exits of "60 Minutes" correspondent Anderson Cooper.

March 14

Virginia Dems send sweeping gun ban to Spanberger as West Virginia weighs expanding machine-gun access

Virginia Democrats advance sweeping assault weapons ban while West Virginia Republicans propose allowing machine gun ownership, highlighting sharp divide.

March 14

10 Senate races that could decide control of the chamber in the 2026 midterms

Top 10 Senate seats to watch in 2026 midterms include vulnerable Republican holds in Maine, Texas primary battles and key Democratic retirements.