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‘Confirms our worst fears’: Expert sounds the alarm over Supreme Court’s ‘freewheeling’
A Supreme Court watcher sounded the alarm on Thursday after the Supreme Court issued a ruling that the expert described as “freewheeling.” Mark Joseph Stern, a senior writer for Slate, argued in a new article that the Supreme Court’s decision in Wolford v. Lopez, a gun rights case that arose out of Hawaii, was another…
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Finding ‘Elle’: Watch Lexi Minetree’s Audition That Landed Her the ‘Legally Blonde’ Prequel
Lexi Minetree went the extra mile to secure her role as Elle Woods in the Prime Video prequel series “Elle.” Hello Sunshine, Reese Witherspoon’s media company, posted Minetree’s audition tape to social media on Thursday show how it was clear from the start she was the one for the job. The video starts out with…
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NYC rent freeze vote forges ahead — despite landlord rep’s explosive, last-minute resignation
The show must go on — and tonight, it will. New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board is barreling ahead with a final vote on rent freezes Thursday night, despite an explosive, last-minute resignation from one of its two landlord representatives who claimed the game is totally rigged by Mayor Zohran Mamdani. On Thursday morning, landlord…
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Brad Pitt has ‘no plans’ to marry girlfriend Ines de Ramon despite becoming ‘part of the family:’ She’s ‘one of their own’
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon couldn’t be more solid, but marriage isn’t on the table for the couple. “Ines is incredibly close with Brad’s family. They absolutely adore her and she’s been welcomed with open arms from the beginning,” a source exclusively told Page Six. “At this point they basically consider her family and one…
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Longtime meteorologist Janice Dean is stepping away from Fox News
Janice Dean, the chief meteorologist for the popular Fox News morning program “Fox & Friends” for 22 years, is leaving her role due to health reasons. Dean, who has multiple sclerosis, told her social media followers Thursday she can no longer handle the early-morning grind due to her condition. “I was diagnosed early and I’ve…
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Half of Americans think the Trump White House is fibbing about president’s health: poll
Americans were not buying the White House’s claims about President Donald Trump‘s health, according to reports on Thursday. A shocking new Quinnipiac poll revealed a whopping 59 percent of Americans, about 6 in 10 voters, do not think the Trump administration has been transparent about the president’s physical or mental health, The Daily Beast reported.…
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AND Media Understands How Social Media Impacts Us All: ‘Politics Is Downstream From Culture’
Whether your news feed is primarily filled with Hollywood entertainment stories or political updates out of D.C., modern social media would suggest the overlap between the two verticals is more prominent than ever before. That’s the core concept behind Another New Day Media, the talent-first venture studio founded by Christian Tom, Aisha Shah and Landon…
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Postal Service Plans Not to Deliver Mail Ballots to States Unless They Hand Over Voter Data
David Steiner, postmaster general of the United States Postal Service, during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., on June 24, 2026. —Valerie Plesch—Bloomberg/Getty Images Postmaster General David Steiner confirmed this week that, if enacted, a new Trump Administration proposal would mean that the Postal Servicewould stop delivering mail-in ballots…
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The ’90s transformed queer life. Hugh Ryan looks back with humor, heartbreak and clarity
Hugh Ryan is an absolute superstar of queer history. His first two books, “When Brooklyn Was Queer” and “The Women’s House of Detention: A Queer History of a Forgotten Prison,” were magnets for awards and accolades. After spending recent years immersed in cultural stories, he’s turned his investigative eye on his own coming of age…
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The Supreme Court lets Trump deport people back to war zones
The Supreme Court held on Thursday that the Trump administration may ignore procedural rules governing the “temporary protected status” (TPS) program, which allows foreign nationals from war torn or otherwise unsafe countries to temporarily remain in the United States until their home nation stabilizes. The decision in Mullin v. Doe was handed down along party…