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‘The hell is going on?’ Tapper disgusted after Republican’s internet dies during interview
CNN’s Jake Tapper grew visibly annoyed and angry as the broadband signal for the Republican congressman he was interviewing failed repeatedly. Tapper brought Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) on to talk about the recent flood of ethics scandals against Republican members of the House, including Reps. Chuck Edwards (R-NC), Cory Mills (R-FL), and Max Miller (R-OH),…
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Abdul El-Sayed and other Socialist extremists must be stopped from taking over the Democratic Party
An insurgent Red-Green alliance is taking over the Democratic Party — whose leaders seem ready to surrender to the unholy socialist-Islamist hybrid. Sen. Chuck “Big Tent” Schumer emerged from his hidey-hole Wednesday to endorse Abdul El-Sayed after he narrowly won the Dem nomination for Senate in Michigan, praising the fanatic antizionist for his “energetic campaign.”…
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Bones, flags, and faded hope: Gaza City bids farewell to 112 killed in airstrike
GAZA CITY — For 18 days last month, Palestinian Civil Defense crews searched for the bodies of people killed almost three years ago in the opening weeks of the Hamas-Israel war. This week the remains the crews recovered were finally laid to rest. In Gaza City, community elders, mokhtars, local dignitaries and civil defense crews gathered Tuesday…
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MAGA revenge campaign against Fauci heats up as red states file subpoenas
Florida, Alabama, and Louisiana are joining forces to hunt for state crimes possibly committed by Dr. Anthony Fauci, Politico reported. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier fired the opening shot, announcing his investigation and subpoena plans just hours after Fauci’s combative July 29 Senate hearing, where the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director…
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Away luggage co-founder Jennifer Rubio and billionaire tech entrepreneur Stewart Butterfield have split
They’re getting rid of baggage. Away luggage co-founder Jennifer Rubio and billionaire tech entrepreneur Stewart Butterfield, the co-founder of Flickr and Slack, are splitting after six years of marriage. The couple announced the news on Instagram Wednesday saying, “With deep love and respect for one another, we’ve made the decision to separate. Though we will no…
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Senate confirms Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC director, bringing new leadership to troubled agency
NEW YORK — The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, placing her in charge of a public health agency beleaguered by political meddling and low morale. Schwartz was confirmed in a 51-44 vote. The 54-year-old becomes the 22nd leader of the Atlanta-based CDC, which is charged…
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Scott Bessent mocked after raging against ‘backroom gossip’: ‘Super weird take’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent drew online scorn after he tried dismissing a damning report as ‘backroom gossip.’ On Wednesday, Bessent publicly attacked Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos because of a report about him pulling the Federal Reserve into President Donald Trump’s efforts to prop up the Japanese yen. In a post on X, Bessent…
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Michigan Senate victory boosts progressives as Democrats wrestle with party’s direction
WASHINGTON — The narrow victory of progressive doctor Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s bitterly fought Democratic Senate primary sets up a defining test of the party’s progressive wing in one of the highest-stakes U.S. Senate contests of the midterms. Whether El-Sayed, a former public health official, can carry swing voters in a battleground state could both determine the…
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Trump’s fluffy new coiff sparks wig whispers among spectators
President Donald Trump appeared to have a new look on Wednesday — and onlookers definitely noticed — pointing out a possible new wig. Trump was speaking at an event touting his Trump accounts at Red Rock Casino Resort Spa in Las Vegas when social media users pointed out how his hair looked different from recent…
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News Corp CEO Warns of ‘Slimy Sea of AI Slop,’ Threatens More Lawsuits
News Corp CEO Robert Thomson blasted artificial intelligence companies accused of stealing the media giant’s content during his company’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, warning that their customers could also find themselves caught in the company’s widening legal campaign. “Artificial intelligence itself is only as useful, only as trustworthy, as the quality and integrity…