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Chuck Lorre's insult-laced speech at the Project Angel Food gala targeted Trump and Melania Trump, drawing a blistering White House response.

Karoline Leavitt revealed President Donald Trump's private talks with foreign leaders mirror his public stance, detailing tense calls with Putin, Xi and a blunt lunch with Starmer.

Cobb County removed Toni Morrison's "The Bluest Eye" over graphic child rape depictions, but PEN America warns that book "censorship" is a slippery slope.

The "Ruthless" podcast hosts roamed the Republican National Committee Midterm Convention floor in Dallas, cornering top officials on strategy.

Col. Grant Newsham says President Donald Trump's Greenland deal effectively neutralizes Russian and Chinese ambitions across North American geography.

Allie Coghan says Kappa Kappa Gamma "promised a sisterhood" but admitted a transgender woman without a proper membership vote or bylaw amendment.

"South Park" Season 29 premiered as "South America" with a renamed town sign and animated Trump, satirizing the president's renaming orders.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's slowdown plea drew Elon Musk's support, but whistleblowers warn voluntary rules fall short as Rep. Anna Paulina Luna demands a kill switch.

Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warns terrorists now recruit online, citing an alleged ISIS bomb plot near New York City's Gracie Mansion.

Kirk Lippold warned CIA officials that a catastrophic attack was coming just 20 minutes before the first plane struck the World Trade Center.

Several performers pulled out of Lisbon's inaugural MEO Commedia a La Carte Fest after headliner Jerry Seinfeld's addition, citing support for the Palestinians.

President Donald Trump's $5,000 dividend promise hinges on Republicans winning both the House and Senate in midterm elections, funded by tariff revenue.

Mel Gibson revealed why "The Resurrection of the Christ" ditches ancient languages for English and takes viewers on a spiritual journey across realms.

Todd Beamer's father compared the Michigan Senate race to defending America on 9/11, backing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed in a fiery appeal.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says the agency may soon issue guidance to broadcast TV networks over airing what he called "fake polls" before midterms.

Former Pentagon AI Policy Director Mark Beall warns Flock cameras could create a "China-like surveillance state" without strict court oversight.

Wail Alselwi's Grades for Grabs at Staten Island's Zack's Finest Deli offers students up to $100 in cash, but his goal stretches nationwide.

Rep. Pat Fallon claims ActBlue operated as a "money laundering operation," alleging millions in foreign donations flowed through the platform.

Dolly Parton's self-deprecating wit and comedic genius helped her shatter country music stereotypes and conquer Hollywood, colleagues recall.

HBO's "Lanterns" reframes John Stewart's Green Lantern origin through racial politics, sparking accusations that Damon Lindelof's series went "woke."

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says Trump explored withholding federal funding from sanctuary cities during an Oval Office meeting.

Mel Gibson says "The Passion of the Christ" sparked real crime confessions and Christian conversions, as he now prepares a massive two-part follow-up.

Sen. Ted Cruz told Sean Hannity his answer to a Supreme Court nomination from Trump would be "not just no, but hell no," despite his deep legal background.

IFS research reveals young adults in their 20s marry at far higher rates in middle America than in New York or Los Angeles metro areas.

James Carville says Democratic voters won't nominate a DSA-aligned candidate in 2028, even as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez renews her membership.

President Donald Trump's Venezuela oil deal secures 65 billion barrels of reserves, and oil trader Phil Flynn calls it a "generational win."

A viral video shows a homeless encampment near UC Berkeley student housing in Albany, California, sparking debate over campus safety and city responses.

Forget SAT tutors, viral rush trends drive parents to drop thousands on sorority coaches for mock practice rounds, digital brand management and crisis control.

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed deflected questions on sex changes for minors, comparing the issue to circumcision.

The fertility rate gap between conservatives and liberals reflects diverging priorities on family, career and creative pursuits, new research suggests.