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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, the least popular mayor in the country, went on a rant and called President Donald Trump a racist “monster”

New Hampshire’s Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a pair of bills into law that place bans on sanctuary city polices in the Granite State.

Disney is laying off 45 Venezuelan employees in the wake of the Trump administration’s cancellation of their immigration status.

Hollywood star Zachary Levi is making some big plans. As Hollywood continues to flounder, Levi has his sights on a big deal in Texas.

Auburn Tigers men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl mourned the murders of the two Israeli embassy staffers who were killed Wednesday.

Mass. State Auditor Diana DiZoglio alleges that the state’s Democrat Gov. Mayra Healey relied on “unlawful” no-bid contracts for migrants.

Hundreds of celebrities and members of the entertainment industry have joined together to sign a letter in support of abortion mill operator Planned Parenthood as Republicans target its federal funding. The celebrities who signed onto the letter include Pedro Pascal,

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese continues to build her somewhat one-sided feud with WNBA star Caitlin Clark.

Aging rocker Neil Young is once again on the attack against President Donald Trump and recently interjected himself in Trump’s criticism of fellow fading rocker Bruce Springsteen. Young also repeated the phrase associated with assassinating Trump.

A man has been charged with a crime for supplying alcohol to the 20-year-old fan who was injured when he fell from the Pirates’ Clemente Wall

Actress and activist Angelina Jolie told reporters that President Trump’s cuts to USAID make her “very angry” and “very sick.”

Director Spike Lee is the latest woke Hollywood celebrity to take aim at President Donald Trump’s suggestion of a 100 percent U.S. tariff on foreign film imports at Cannes this season’s festival.

A female track athlete in California who lost first place to a boy identifying as a girl has won the praise of many.

Federal authorities are set to investigate Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson after he admitted that he prefers to hire black men and women.

The City Manager of Worcester, Massachusetts, has issued an executive order banning his police from cooperating with ICE.

ESPN’s Ryan Clark accused fellow commentator Robert Griffin III of being ignorant to what black women “have to endure.”

Longtime children’s favorite, and PBS staple, “Sesame Street” is set to debut on streaming giant Netflix, the two announced on Monday.

Film director Wes Anderson took a shot at Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on foreign films during his comments at the Cannes Film Festival.

Musician Sufjan Stevens, who often includes queer content in his music, told Vulture that the Holy Bible is “very gay” and religion is “sexual.”

Former NFL linebacker Adarius Taylor was arrested along with more than 250 people in a human-trafficking bust in Florida, authorities said.

The WNBA appears to be investigating supposed racial taunts yelled at Chicago Sky player Angel Reese during Saturday’s game.

Former first daughter Malia Obama is being accused of stealing a portion of the Nike commercial she directed from an independent film that debuted in 2024.

Several Hollywood celebrities and film industry insiders signed a letter attacking the industry for its “silence” over Israeli.

Democrats in Minnesota are vowing to “fight until the very end” to keep free healthcae for illegal aliens paid for by the taxpayers.

FBI leadership has ordered the bureau’s field offices to begin shifting agents to immigration enforcement to help ICE.

Legendary wrestling commentator Jim Ross has told fans that he has colon cancer and is soon to undergo a lifesaving operation.

An Indian migrant living in the U.S. illegally committed marriage fraud when his J-1 work visa expired, say federal official.

Legendary Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz is urging Catholics to give Pope Leo XIV a chance and offer him their support.

Podcast king Joe Rogan defended the Christian worldview and the life and death of Jesus Christ and casts doubts on the Big Bang theory in his recent podcast.

Richard Grenell, the top man at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, called out actor Robert De Niro, who delivered yet another wild anti-Trump screed at Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.

PGA champ Rory McIlroy was unconcerned over fellow champ Bryson DeChambeau’s accusation that McIllroy shunned him during the Masters.

Comedian and TV sitcom icon Jerry Seinfeld faced down an anti-Israel protester in dramatic fashion in New York City this week as he got into a limo.

New data shows that homicides in Denver and Aurora, Colorado, have experienced a significant drop as Tren de Aragua is deported.

Eileen Gu, the skier called “genocide Barbie” during the 2022 Olympics, is set to appear on the cover of ‘Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.’

Hollywood appears to be relenting in its boycott of the Russian film market despite past claims of supporting Ukraine with a policy of punishing Russia for its invasion.

NCAA Pres. Charlie Baker said he is “up for anything” after Trump suggested the creation of a commission to address issues facing colleges.