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National Park rangers told to toss passes without Trump’s face in the trash: reporter
National Park rangers had to throw printed annual passes in the trash because they didn’t have Trump’s face on them, according to a journalist. “Son and I went to a National Park in January and asked to buy the $80 annual pass,” reporter Brendan Keefe from Atlanta News First wroteon X on Tuesday. “Rangers said
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How Channing Tatum really feels about ex Zoë Kravitz’s whirlwind engagement to Harry Styles
Channing Tatum may have been caught off guard by the news of his ex Zoë Kravitz‘s whirlwind engagement to Harry Styles, but he’s not dwelling on it. “He was surprised when he heard the news, like anyone would be,” a source told Page Six exclusively. “But he didn’t really think too much about it,” the
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Ariana Grande announces highly anticipated new album, ‘Petal’
Thank u, onto the next album. Ariana Grande revealed Tuesday that her eighth studio album, “Petal,” will be released July 31. Grande announced the album on Instagram, after teasing the release with photos and videos of her in the studio throughout the spring. The post included the album’s cover, a simple black-and-white photo of Grande
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‘It is short!’ CNN analyst taken aback as indictment revealed for Comey’s seashell post
A CNN legal expert was floored on Tuesday after the grand jury’s indictment against former FBI Director James Comey was revealed. Katelyn Polantz, CNN’s crime and justice correspondent, obtained a copy of the indictment against Comey and read it during CNN’s “The Arena” on Tuesday afternoon. The indictment is three pages long and includes two
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Sniffies’ Users Worry About a ‘Straightification’ of the Gay Hookup App
Of all the gay hookup apps Brennan Zubrick uses, Sniffies, a cruising app for men interested in discreet sex-positive casual encounters with other men, is by far his favorite. Some of the most popular kinks among members on the platform include edging, cum play, and BDSM. “I overwhelmingly prefer the experience I get and the
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Trump votes by mail. He just doesn’t want you to
More than 158 million Americans cast a ballot in the 2024 election, and nearly one in three did so by mail. Nothing about that should be controversial because voting by mail is safe, secure and deeply rooted in American history. Generations of voters have relied on absentee and mail-in ballots to make their voices heard
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King Charles just delivered a pointed message to Trump in ‘very British’ way: CNN analyst
An analyst was surprised after King Charles III directed comments at President Donald Trump in his address to Congress on Tuesday. David Chalian, senior vice president, Washington bureau chief and political director for CNN, commented that King Charles encouraged Trump to support Ukraine, praised his country’s Navy and military after Trump had questioned it, and
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NYC man beaten by cops in viral liquor-store footage to sue for $100M: ‘It was disgusting’
A Brooklyn man beaten bloody by a pair of cops in a liquor story in a case of mistaken identity is planning to sue the city for $100 million, according to legal documents. Timothy Brown, a 46-year-old home-health aide, told reporters at a press conference with his lawyers Tuesday that he was just buying a
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Whenever political violence erupts, Washington starts playing the blame game
A heavily armed California man was caught trying to storm the White House correspondents’ dinner Saturday with the apparent intent to kill the president. It didn’t take long for Washington to start arguing. Democrats denounce violent rhetoric from the right, but the alleged assailant seemed to be inspired by his own rhetoric. President Trump, after
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‘Indict over it?’ Republican grilled as Trump DOJ charges James Comey over ‘seashells’
CNN anchor Brianna Keilar pressed Rep. Mark Alford (R-MO) as Trump’s Department of Justice moved forward with a second indictment against former FBI Director James Comey that stemmed from an image of seashells that said “8647.” Keilar was speaking with Alford during a live broadcast from Capitol Hill when the news surfaced that Comey was