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Trump’s Reflecting Pool Fiasco Can, in Fact, Get Even More Embarrassing
Donald Trump is still pushing a conspiracy theory about Reflecting Pool vandalism after Jeanine Pirro dropped the Justice Department’s cases.
Lindsay Clancy Speaks Out Loud in Court for First Time at Murder Trial for Killing Her 3 Children
Lindsay Clancy broke her silence in court on Tuesday, confirming to the judge that she agrees to a stipulation of facts.
This Off-Broadway Parody Might Be the Best Thing to Come Out of the ‘Heated Rivalry’ Craze
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody takes hysterical and surprisingly earnest aim at HBO’s NSFW hockey hit
James Talarico Tests the Democratic Wilderness at the Texas Border
James Talarico, the Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Texas, is connecting to traditionally liberal border communities disillusioned with the party.
Leonardo DiCaprio and the Bezos Earth Fund Launch Initiative to Recover Critically Endangered Species
Leonardo DiCaprio’s Re:wild, which he co-founded with Dr. Wes Sechrest, and the Bezos Earth Fund are launching the Phoenix Species Project.
Nolan Wells’ Friends Raise $95,000 for Their Own Legal Defense Fund
A fundraiser for Nolan Wells’ friends was started in anticipation of any wrongful death lawsuits and to pursue potential defamation claims
Met Gala 2027 Theme to Highlight Work and Past of Controversial Designer John Galliano
The next Met Gala will highlight the work of John Galliano, who was fired from Dior in 2011 after going on an antisemitic rant at a Paris bar.
Pentagon, Coming Up Empty, Solicits ‘Creative’ Ideas for How to Win Iran War
The Pentagon is reportedly asking troops for “creative” ways to “punish” Iran, as America’s war with the Middle Eastern nation drags on.
MAGA Rep. Digs in as Ex-Father-in-Law Senator Says He Needs ‘Psychological Help’
Max Miller, a MAGA Republican from Ohio, says he is not dropping out of his race, even as Sen. Bernie Moreno blasts him over his abuse allegations.
A Hawaii Politician Breaks Bad
Arthur Brun was a local Little League umpire, a council member — and running the island’s largest meth ring