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Trump sparks outrage online by nominating Todd Blanche for Attorney General
President Donald Trump officially nominated Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to the Attorney General position on Monday, a move that many political analysts expected yet were outraged by anyway. Blanche, Trump’s former defense attorney, has been at the center of several scandals in the Trump administration. For instance, he interviewed convicted sex criminal Ghislaine Maxwell,…
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Move over, FIFA: Boyle Heights exhibit brings community back to fútbol
As soccer fans await the FIFA World Cup kickoff Thursday — and as criticism of the organization’s ticketing practices and social impact on local communities circulates across North America, where the games will be held — longtime aficionados want to remind the sports community of the real beauty beneath the game. Last Friday at Espacio…
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Trump’s ‘cringeworthy’ Iran remarks are harming troop morale on the ground: Expert
President Donald Trump’s new comments on the timeline and exit strategy for the Iran war in his explosive interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker are the exact last thing the soldiers fighting for America wanted to hear, retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling told MS NOW’s Alicia Menendez on Monday. He weighed in during a discussion…
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Accenture Song to Acquire Creator Agency Whalar in Industry’s ‘Largest Creator Economy Transaction’
Accenture Song, the consulting company’s tech-powered marketing division, agreed to acquire creator agency Whalar. The social and creator agency previously owned by Whalar Group will grow Accenture’s branch in the creator economy and expand its reach in the rapidly expanding influencer marketing space. Whalar Group co-founder Neil Waller did not reveal the terms of the…
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Why thousands of adorable owls are about to be brutally killed on the West Coast
The barred owl is set to be culled across the West Coast in the coming years after attacking hikers and driving a threatened rival species towards extinction. The larger, more aggressive species is outcompeting endangered northern spotted owls and California spotted owls for territory and nesting sites, according to The News Tribune. Barred Owls stand…
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No, ‘The Last of Us’ isn’t canceled. Season 3 of the post-apocalyptic drama is set for 2027
Despite internet rumors, this isn’t the last of HBO’s post-apocalyptic megahit “The Last of Us.” Reports that filming on “The Last of Us” had been canceled were the result of a misunderstanding. NJ.com reported that a directory tracking active television productions in British Columbia noted that filming for “The Last of Us” is on hiatus,…
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Pete Hegseth ‘backtracks’ on controversial religious policy
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reversed a controversial Pentagon religious classification policy after Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) called it “repugnant” and contacted President Donald Trump directly. A May 20 memo by Under Secretary of Defense Anthony Tata reduced military religious affiliation codes from 211 to 31, but excluded The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints…
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Stephen A. Smith Dunks on Trump’s Knicks NBA Finals Ticket: ‘No Business Showing Up in New York City’
Stephen A. Smith called a foul on Donald Trump’s plan to attend the New York Knicks’ NBA Finals game on Monday night. The Knicks and San Antonio Spurs square off for Game 3 of the NBA Finals and the president has decided to attend. Many griped at the fact Trump’s arrival would make any regular…
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Lenny Hochstein responds to accusation he drugged, sexually assaulted a woman
Lenny Hochstein is denying accusations that he drugged and raped a woman in Miami after the alleged victim hit him with a lawsuit. In a statement to Page Six, the “Real Housewives of Miami” star said, “I have never drugged or raped anyone. This is a girl I met over a year ago.” “If she believed…
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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is granted injunction to play in 2026 despite lifetime gambling ban
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has been granted a temporary injunction that allows him to practice and play with the Red Raiders in 2026 despite having been permanently banned by the NCAA for wagering on college sports. Texas judge Ken Curry ruled Monday that the NCAA cannot block Sorsby’s final year of eligibililty. The Cincinnati…