CJ Womack

MS NOW host Symone Sanders Townsend appeared to suggest Florida Gov.-elect Byron Donalds wasn't true "kinfolk" with other Black Americans because of his conservative policies.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Democrats should focus on lowering costs instead of getting even, but critics say accountability and delivering results go hand in hand.

James Carville compared Haley Stevens to a "used condom" after she endorsed Mike Rogers, but one critic says his outrage is inconsistent with his prior comments.

Michael Che's Israel "genocide" punchline on "Saturday Night Live" drew sharp rubukes from criticis, including from Campaign Against Antisemitism and NewsBusters.

Hasan Piker, Mehdi Hasan and others attacked Haley Stevens on X after she surprisingly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the heated Michigan Senate race.

Philadelphia and Los Angeles public schools face allegations of pushing one-sided Israeli-Palestinian conflict views and antisemitic content in classrooms.

Angie Nixon repeatedly said "I don't know" when asked if she's a capitalist or socialist during a Politico "Conversation" interview Friday.

Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman clashed with Graham Stephan on "The Iced Coffee Hour" over public drug use and police staffing as the LAPD union warns against her policies.

Archbishop Jeffrey Grob accused the White House of manipulating video of an Oval Office prayer with Catholic bishops for political gain before midterms.

Nithya Raman called herself both a capitalist and a democratic socialist on CNN, drawing sharp criticism as the DSA considers challenging her endorsement.

Todd Blanche demanded CNN show the full Elections Clause in the Constitution on air after Dana Bash highlighted only the first portion during a tense legal debate.

California Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton seized on Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's boast about Democrat successes to criticize the struggling rail project under Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers accused NBC's Kristen Welker of defending his Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed during a heated "Meet the Press" exchange.

Screenshots appeared to show school board candidate Kim Lifschitz mocking a Jewish trustee Russell Stuart's kippah and Western Wall visit, sparking antisemitism claims in Beverly Hills.

Larry David's satirical DSA essay imagined relocating Israelis to a Pacific island and sending offensive comedians to sensitivity training facilities.

Evangeline Lilly says she secretly retired from Hollywood in 2020 after chronic health issues and a lifelong hatred of fame drove her away from acting.

Third Way senior fellow Yemisi Egbewole predicts the Democratic Socialists of America will be sidelined ahead of 2028 despite recent primary wins.

BBC News called France riots "mostly peaceful" as its own footage showed burning cars, looted shops and nearly 1,000 officers injured nationwide.

Abdul El-Sayed compared himself to John F. Kennedy, likening Muslim Brotherhood scrutiny to the Catholic faith questions JFK faced in 1960s.

Jordan Walker Ross of "The Chosen" backs James Talarico's Texas Senate bid, sparking a fierce clash over film incentives and faith politics.

The Vermont senator pointed to trade deals that cost millions of manufacturing jobs as a key reason for voter disillusionment.

Minneapolis Council leaders propose eliminating the Office of Community Safety over audit failures and wasteful spending, and Mayor Jacob Frey pushes back.

A French newspaper claims climate change accelerates child marriage in Bangladesh and other nations, drawing sharp criticism from Moms for Liberty.

Jen Psaki questioned Katie Zacharia's legal credentials on her show, prompting the new White House press secretary to defend her law background.

Amanda Seyfried says she's no longer willing to be naked with strangers on set, joining Hollywood actresses pushing back against intimate scene demands.

Dan Levy accused Shane Gillis of misogyny over his "Saturday Night Live" monologue about women's gym attire, saying men's complacency enables sexual assault.

Harry Styles urged Madison Square Garden fans to show compassion and justice for Oscar Belgal after the ICE shooting sparked protests in New York City.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani accused ICE of being a "rogue federal agency" after an immigration officer fired seven shots at a man in Manhattan.

Sen. Bernie Moreno urged the FCC to investigate ABC News over a retracted report linking Donald Trump Jr. and Anduril Industries to government contracts.

DAR's National Board voted to disband the Martha Laird Chapter in Texas, which led efforts to block transgender women from joining the organization.