Proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) could jeopardize vital food aid for 42 million Americans. A letter from New Hampshire calls the move “cruel” and warns that children, veterans, and local communities will bear the brunt of this decision.
A Florida judge has granted a protective order against U.S. Rep. Cory Mills in response to serious allegations made by a former girlfriend. The woman claims Mills threatened to release nude images of her and to harm her future boyfriends.
A short government video aimed at calming travelers is sparking unexpected controversy. At least five major U.S. airports have refused to show Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s message, claiming it crosses into political territory.
A South Dakota university pulled back from firing Professor Michael Hook after a controversial Charlie Kirk post sparked anger from political leaders. Though Gov. Larry Rhoden and House Speaker Jon Hansen voiced support for his dismissal, the institution ultimately reversed course.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump’s weight following remarks from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who declared there’s no place for “fat” U.S. military leaders. The governor went a step further by calling for Trump’s departure, intensifying an already heated political climate.
Microsoft has come under scrutiny after President Donald Trump demanded the termination of Lisa Monaco, who is involved in the company’s global affairs. The move highlights ongoing tensions between Trump’s circle and individuals with ties to the Biden administration.
Jimmy Kimmel returned to his late-night show on Tuesday night after a suspension sparked by remarks about the killer of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Under pressure from the Trump administration, his brief absence generated intense public debate around free speech and political influence.
Donald Trump is facing fresh backlash after admitting he is “not sure” about First Amendment rights. Critics warn that his remarks reflect a disturbing shift that should prompt serious concern among Americans.
A newly released letter, allegedly signed by former President Donald Trump and addressed to Jeffrey Epstein, is at the center of a political and legal clash. Trump denies any involvement with the letter and has taken the extraordinary step of filing a $10 billion lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over its coverage of the matter.
A Republican lawmaker ignited outrage after promoting a “F**k Trump” video, which turned out to be phony. Riley Moore’s remarks quickly went viral, and he was soon labeled “Dumber Than Dogs**t” by critics online.
