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JD Vance labels Abdul El-Sayed a "limousine socialist," claiming the Michigan Senate candidate's policies on immigration and tariffs hurt auto workers.

Jacob Freytes' family pushes for mandatory life sentences for child killers after the 12-year-old was fatally struck by a stray bullet in the Bronx.

Michael Malice says COVID lockdowns revealed Soviet-style informant tactics as Americans bragged about turning in neighbors who violated rules.

Fitness expert Jillian Michaels warns Americans against self-dosing "gray market" weight-loss peptides, citing health risks like vision loss and hormonal damage.

Ken Jennings sarcastically claimed he received "written approval from the trans community" to keep his New York Times games subscription, sparking backlash.

Francesca Hong confirmed her DSA membership since 2020 but says her views on police abolition have evolved since her earlier social media posts.

The White House mocked Noah Kahan with a Trump Derangement Syndrome jab after the singer objected to "American Cars" being used in a Trump post.

Noah Kahan and co-writer Noah Levine demanded the White House stop using "American Cars" after President Trump posted a General Motors facility video.

Ruby Rippey detailed her affair with then-Mayor Gavin Newsom step-by-step in "Vanity Fair," revealing Kamala Harris privately advised her to stay silent.

Rep. Brandon Gill says Americans are "sick" of woke ideology at taxpayer-funded museums and praises Trump for confronting ideological bias head-on.

Riley Gaines called Sophie Cunningham the first current high-level female athlete in a pro league to stand against biological men in women's sports.

Pete Buttigieg called himself a "common-sense Democrat" but repeatedly avoided disavowing DSA socialism, drawing criticism from Fox News political analyst Reince Priebus.

Rep. Tim Burchett claims "deep state" bureaucrats are blocking UFO transparency following a secret two-hour Pentagon meeting on government disclosure.

A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges a Minnesota city forced a Christian preacher to buy a license before expressing his beliefs on public property.

The "Frasier" star pushes back against critics who dismiss the Founding Fathers as "old White guys in wigs," noting Thomas Jefferson was 33 when he changed history.

With U.S. marriage rates falling and hookup culture alienating young women, a columnist warns that the anti-marriage movement has real consequences.

Jamie Metzl says the Democratic Socialists of America will destroy the Democratic Party unless Hakeem Jeffries and other Democrats lead a clear stand against the far-left movement.

Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain urged Bruce Springsteen to "shut up" about politics on stage, calling the rocker an "annoying, bitter old man."

Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar warns Democrats that democratic socialists are using the party as a "vehicle" to later launch their own radical platform nationwide.

Video captured three hikers surviving a face-to-face grizzly bear encounter on a narrow trail in Alaska, highlighting key National Park Service bear safety tips.

Comedian Bill Maher revealed why he personally invited Louis C.K. to his Mark Twain Prize ceremony and argued canceled stars deserve a path back to show business.

Democratic socialist actress Cynthia Nixon was appointed to a four-year term on the powerful panel that screens New York's top judge candidates despite having no law degree.

The 40-page defamation lawsuit accuses WIRED of using stolen data from the ShinyHunters cyberattack to fabricate claims about an LGBTQ blacklist.

At Essence Fest, Michelle Obama accused media and political rivals of weaponizing fashion coverage to diminish her growing role in the 2008 campaign.

A resurfaced Netflix page labeling "Gone with the Wind" as "known for its racism" and promoting Black Lives Matter has triggered fierce online backlash.

Jimmy Kimmel spoofed Mitch McConnell's "proof of life" photo on Instagram, replacing the senator's head with his own amid health speculation.

Andy Serkis says "The Hunt for Gollum" will reject "politically correct" casting, arguing diversity should only appear where relevant in Middle-earth.

Former WNBA star Katie Douglas says Caitlin Clark plays with a "target" on her back and says Republican lawmakers' push for player safety is "helpful."

Benny Johnson calls new video evidence an "evidentiary bombshell" as prosecutors present footage they say shows Tyler Robinson in a "sniper-prone" position.

Rachel Griffen Accurso defended kindergarteners wearing hijabs to graduation after President Trump reshared a viral video from a Minnesota school ceremony.