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Robert De Niro called Zohran Mamdani's defund the police comments "ridiculous" but argued the NYC mayor should still attend the 9/11 memorial.

Co-host Gayle King was visibly stunned on "CBS Mornings" after learning the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial was reportedly a Black man.

Zohran Mamdani drew praise from children's influencer Ms. Rachel amid fierce backlash over his ties to terror sympathizers before the 9/11 25th anniversary memorial.

The "Morning Joe" panel joined hands in a mock prayer for Tim Scott after the South Carolina senator's fiery Republican midterm convention speech.

Turning Point USA planned a Charlie Kirk memorial at Utah Valley University, but UVU's Students for a Democratic Society have organized a protest against the event.

Chris Rock says Trump got it right about fake news, calling media bias the one thing that "almost" clears Trump of all his "other sins" in a new interview.

Roman Catholic Bishop Robert Barron blasted St. Paul's Cathedral for its multi-year Fabric nightclub concert deal, calling it a surrender to secularism.

Former Obama aides on "Pod Save America" appeared to joke about heart disease and time catching up to President Donald Trump, sparking fierce backlash.

Spencer Pratt fires back at Ryan Reynolds over his "Mayday" premiere comments, contrasting the anti-hero generation with classic 1980s cinema heroes.

Stuart Reges parodied the University of Washington's land acknowledgment on his syllabus, triggering censorship and a nearly yearlong investigation.

Red state Democrats are reportedly urging former Vice President Kamala Harris to stay far away from their 2026 midterm races, and Harris responded.

Joe Rogan blasted Lindsay Clancy's supporters on social media, questioning why women rallied behind a mother on trial for murdering her tree kids.

Rosie O'Donnell claimed ICE facilities are "concentration camps" where children are raped, prompting DHS to call her smears categorically false.

Rosie O'Donnell compared ICE detention facilities to concentration camps in Nazi Germany and suggested Dolly Parton should run the world instead.

Van Jones called Abdul El-Sayed's total arms embargo stance against Israel "insane" and questioned whether he thinks he's smarter than Barack Obama.

Democratic Rep. Maxwell Frost clashed with Baby Boomers over student debt, housing prices, and whether the American dream still exists today.

Y Combinator investor Ankit Gupta mocked JD Vance's call to prioritize hiring Americans over H-1B visas, sparking backlash from the Trump administration.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's leaked memo told journalists not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack, sparking outrage before the anniversary.

Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy called mass immigration putting the U.S. at risk, a "fake problem," but experts pushed back with crime data and deportation facts.

Jon Stewart told Michelle Obama he wonders whether "The Daily Show" has been cultural "ultra processed food" giving America political diabetes.

Hasan Piker warned that American Jews could face violence over Israel support, prompting senators Elissa Slotkin and Jacky Rosen to condemn his remarks.

Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms touted cutting ties with ICE as Atlanta mayor, prompting DHS to fire back with mugshots of criminals arrested in the city.

Podcaster Joe Rogan said Democrats must explain how defund the police and woke culture captured them, demanding honesty about past failures.

Marty O'Donnell says HyperX Arena in Las Vegas canceled his "Halo" tournament over political affiliations, but the composer vows to host it anyway.

Democratic socialist Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon defended drag shows as "wholesome entertainment," saying she has taken her own children to them.

Rosie O'Donnell was surprised at being tapped to guest-host "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" after her past adversarial relationship with Kimmel, but shares his hostility to President Donald Trump.

Oprah Winfrey told Emmy Magazine that Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz's political paths have nothing to do with her, recalling why she originally gave them their big breaks.

A resurfaced video showed Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico calling Texas' Bluebonnet curriculum "propaganda," drawing Sen. Ted Cruz's rebuke.

Wisconsin congressional candidate Rebecca Cooke explained what it means to be a Blue Dog Democrat and how she connects with rural and working-class voters her party has left behind.

Stacey Abrams told Kamala Harris on her podcast that the American South represents what authoritarianism looks like in the U.S., dating back to 1776.