Alexander Hall

Former Vice President Kamala Harris warned Democrats against impeaching President Donald Trump, and "The View" co-hosts agreed the focus should be on accountability and investigations.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson dismissed a CNN question about seating election winners as a "nonsense narrative," vowing to follow the law.

Jon Lovett says Jewish voters in Michigan have a "moral obligation" to back Abdul El-Sayed, sparking fierce pushback from critics.

Electronic Arts shut down BioWare after 31 years, ending early development on the next "Mass Effect" project after several recent flops.

Glasgow museums removed ancient Egyptian mummies from display over consent concerns, citing a revised code of ethics on human remains dignity.

James Carville says southern Black voters should guide the 2028 Democratic nominee, warning the party not to hand power to "overly educated people."

A viral ad in Ireland warning against grandparents hugging grandchildren without asking for consent sparked outrage and was pulled by the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.

Podcaster Jennifer Welch urged listeners to "keep pistols firing" toward Vice President JD Vance and defeat him in 2028, calling him unfit for presidential office.

Vice President JD Vance was harshly critical of WNBA players skipping the national anthem during this year's finals, calling them "disgraceful."

Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor debated El-Sayed's testy response to Muslim Brotherhood questions on "Pod Save America," warning against "condescension."

American expats who fled Trump's America now voice frustration with Europe's lower quality of life, bureaucracy, and hostility toward American culture.

"The View" co-hosts clashed over whether Abdul El-Sayed's family's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood are a legitimate concern or Islamophobic questioning.

Tim Walz says he decided not to seek re-election over Minnesota's fraud scandal, calling it a "gift" to Republicans seeking to cut social programs.

"The View" co-hosts debated former Vice President Kamala Harris' 2028 prospects, with Sara Haines pointing to the public's desire for fresher Democratic candidates

Joe Rogan defended Shane Gillis after his SNL monologue about gym attire sparked backlash, arguing the comedian's joke isn't rooted in misogyny.

The state-run Made in California business directory sparked backlash by excluding White and male as owner identity categories on the website.

Joe Rogan told Michael Douglas the Iran war has infuriated President Donald Trump's voters who believed they were electing a president to prevent new conflicts.

Famous producer Chuck Lorre told Joe Rogan that societies replacing God with extreme ideologies like communism or fascism becoming tyrannical and dystopian

Kacey Musgraves blasted Christopher Columbus onstage in Texas and also recently hosted Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico at a concert.

Former Obama strategists urge Maine Democrats to unite behind Troy Jackson, warning internal party feuds could cost them a critical Senate seat.

Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Reckoning" faced blistering critiques from both conservatives and liberals and sits at 59% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Co-host Ana Navarro told Michael Douglas on "The View" that she remains a Republican solely to vote against candidates in Florida's closed primaries.

James Carville warned the Supreme Court shields Trump from consequences while Al Hunt calls impeachment a "waste of energy" that won't succeed.

Border czar Tom Homan challenged CBS over a "loaded question" about ICE detention deaths, arguing the agency has the highest standards in the industry.

Brandon Flowers' new album "Thrasher," recorded in Nashville, blends country western music with faith, family, and Americana in a bold departure.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told Theo Von he was stunned when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called him out by name during a United Nations General Assembly address.

Hasan Piker vowed to pressure James Talarico to govern as a leftist if elected, not a moderate Democrat, raising questions about the Texas Senate race.

Jon Stewart warns Hakeem Jeffries and Schumer must deliver urgent economic results if Democrats win a historic midterm victory this November.

James Carville unleashed a profanity-laced video defending Mary Peltola after staffers complained to the New York Times about her alleged actions.

Elliot Page appears shirtless in New York Magazine's first-ever men's style issue, sparking fierce debate over masculinity and fashion coverage.