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  • MAGA influencer luring men on OnlyFans: report

    MAGA influencer luring men on OnlyFans: report

    MAGA influencer Savanna Cannon has strategically blended conservative politics with adult content on OnlyFans to build an audience of right-wing male followers, according to reports. Will Sommer, senior reporter at The Bulwark, explained Cannon presents herself as a conservative commentator, referencing Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA while dismissing political opponents as “braindead.” “But Cannon…

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  • Everything Coming to Paramount+ in August 2026

    Everything Coming to Paramount+ in August 2026

    From the heat waves to the soaring blockbuster box office, we are fully in the thick of summer. In terms of streaming, that means TV premieres are light, and Paramount’s August lineup follows suit. But there is one star-studded title in the mix (a Taylor Sheridan series, naturally): the return of CIA thriller “Lioness” at…

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  • ‘Pirate’ priest duping couples into sham weddings, baptisms, mass and spiritual guidance unmasked

    ‘Pirate’ priest duping couples into sham weddings, baptisms, mass and spiritual guidance unmasked

    A so‑called “spiritual father” is being accused of playing priest and conning Catholics into bogus weddings and baptisms across Mexico’s tourist coast. The Diocese of La Paz blasted Gregorio Díaz Mora as a fraud and warned he has zero authority to perform Catholic sacraments anywhere in Baja California Sur. “The Diocese of La Paz informs…

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  • State Department Map Incorrectly Labels African Countries at AIDS Conference, Calls Mistake ‘An Unfortunate Error’

    State Department Map Incorrectly Labels African Countries at AIDS Conference, Calls Mistake ‘An Unfortunate Error’

    The U.S. State Department acknowledged Thursday that a map of Africa used during a presentation at an international AIDS conference this week incorrectly labeled the countries it highlighted, calling the mistake “an unfortunate error.” The map was displayed during an event at the AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro. It referenced Nigeria, Mozambique, Uganda,…

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  • What to Look for on This Year’s Venice Film Festival Red Carpet, From the Mara Sisters to Robert Pattinson

    What to Look for on This Year’s Venice Film Festival Red Carpet, From the Mara Sisters to Robert Pattinson

    The Rooney and Kate Mara sister act, Robert Pattinson’s return and Maggie Gyllenhaal for president — a primer on fashion’s next big red carpet extravaganza, the Venice Film Festival. Plus, screen time at LACMA with Christian Marclay’s “The Clock”; fashion flags at Rockefeller Center; and designer Puey Quinoñes’ modern Filipino fashion. Rooney Mara and Kate Mara on Dec.…

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  • Todd Blanche can’t hide behind Trump pardon on Epstein files: ex-prosecutor

    Todd Blanche can’t hide behind Trump pardon on Epstein files: ex-prosecutor

    Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is inching closer to criminal charges, and even a Trump pardon won’t save him, according to a legal expert. During an interview on Legal Breakdown, former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner dug into a new development with the Epstein files. The Trump Department of Justice handed over unredacted Epstein records to a…

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  • AOC Says Bipartisan Bill Against Sexual Predators Is Frozen in Congress Because Her Name Is on It

    AOC Says Bipartisan Bill Against Sexual Predators Is Frozen in Congress Because Her Name Is on It

    Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said political biases against her personal brand often stops bipartisan legislation from passing in Congress, including bills targeting “pedophiles and sexual abusers.” Ocasio-Cortez appeared on Thursday’s episode of “The Majority Report With Sam Seder,” where she discussed the DEFIANCE Act, which protects against sexually explicit and manipulative deepfakes, and why she…

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  • Ex-CBS reporter claims critcizing Fauci got her ‘pulled off-air’ during COVID pandemic

    Ex-CBS reporter claims critcizing Fauci got her ‘pulled off-air’ during COVID pandemic

    Former CBS News journalist Brittney Hopper claimed Thursday that she got into trouble after questioning Dr. Anthony Fauci, former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) director, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hopper appeared on News24 in Australia to discuss Fauci’s decision to invoke his Fifth Amendment right more than 100 times during his congressional…

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  • Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery is nearing halfway point, officials say

    Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery is nearing halfway point, officials say

    Cleanup efforts at the Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are nearing the halfway mark, six weeks after a fire at the depot left millions of pounds of rotting food to pollute the Los Angeles neighborhood. The city’s focus is shifting from providing immediate relief to removing noxious debris, reducing foul odors and tainted air,…

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  • GOP rebukes Trump’s warpath to dismantle agency conservatives hate

    GOP rebukes Trump’s warpath to dismantle agency conservatives hate

    President Donald Trump’s plan to dismantle the Department of Education just suffered a big blow in the Senate. “In a 13-9 vote, the Senate HELP Committee advanced S. 5046, a bipartisan bill … that would prohibit the Education Department from transferring special education and several other major education offices to other federal agencies,” reported Politico…

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