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Trump’s Son-In-Law Present at Meeting With Gulf Leaders for Some Reason
Trump’s son-in-law Michael Boulos was seated next to Marco Rubio during a meeting with UAE leadership on the Iran peace negotiations.
Why Club Chalamet Is at the Center of Paris Fashion Week Drama
A scuffle outside of Connor Storrie’s hotel has the internet talking about how far stans should go to get near their favorite stars.
Pete Hegseth Just Fired Gen. Chris Donahue. Maybe He Was Too Brave
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired Gen. Chris Donahue. Rolling Stone reported on the soldier he helped during the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Woah Vicky, the Viral Sensation Turned Poet, Would Like to Tell You About Jesus
At her first poetry reading in New York, the viral internet personality turned tweets about faith and family into a public testimony.
Alleged Zizian Cult Follower Charged With Murdering Parents
Michelle “Jamie” Zajko, an alleged Zizian cult follower, has been charged with murdering their parents.
Trump Calls Republican a ‘Lunatic’ in Chaotic Senate Meeting
Senators are not happy that Donald Trump blew up bipartisan housing affordability legislation in an attempt to get the SAVE Act passed.
Shocker! Government Docs Show Trump’s Reflecting Pool Vandalism Claims Are Total B.S.
Documents obtained by The New York Times show that Trump’s claims about a gash being cut into the blue lining of the reflecting pool are total B.S.
Trump’s Lonely First Year in Office: ’They All Leave Me’
Donald Trump’s first year back in office was historically destructive, and also lonely, as Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan write in ‘Regime Change.’
A Young Magician Wanted to Build an Epic Magic Collection. Did He Go Too Far?
Rory Feldman was accused of deceiving, defrauding, and stealing. But he says he’s been the target of a relentless smear campaign by a “magic mafia”
Senate Joins House in Voting to End Trump’s Iran War
The Senate voted 52-48 on a non-binding resolution calling for President Trump to end the Iran war, signaling growing discontent from Congress.