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Jelly Roll makes surprising career move after filing for divorce from Bunnie Xo
Jelly Roll is headed back to late-night TV! The country music star is one of several stars tapped to guest-host “Jimmy Kimmel Live” as Jimmy Kimmel takes a two-month hiatus. On Thursday’s episode of the ABC talk show, Kimmel revealed that he would be “taking the next two months off, this time voluntarily,” referring to…
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‘Very possible’ Trump leaves White House early as president ‘falls apart’: CNN legend
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta stunned journalist John Harwood in an interview published Sunday after predicting how President Donald Trump’s presidency may end – a prediction that included a potential early departure from the White House amid growing turmoil. “Do you think there’s a chance that Trump will resign before the end of his term?”…
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Controversial MIT Study Investigates What’s Really Worse for the Environment: Gas or Electric Cars
Debates have raged for years over whether electric vehicles are really better for the environment than old-school ones with internal combustion engines. Often taking the form of harried Facebook posts or Twitter polemics, gas defenders argue that the environmental impact of the typical EV — from mining the metals used to make the lithium-ion batteries…
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Trump’s behavior at home is blowing up in his face on the world stage: analyst
Donald Trump’s habit of punishing Republicans who cross him may have just cost him the political cover he needs to sell his Iran deal, according to political analyst Sabrina Haake, who argues the president’s domestic vendettas are actively undermining him abroad. In her latest newsletter, Haake makes the case that Trump’s “personal thirst for revenge…
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Iowa TV anchor gets choked up as he quits job and journalism — and slams his station
An Iowa TV anchor choked up on air as he quit his job, and announced he was leaving journalism – before blasting his station for spewing “saturated” news that makes local viewers “uncomfortable.” Dustin Nolan, morning anchor for NBC-affiliate KWQC-TV 6 in Davenport, delivered the dramatic on-air resignation Friday, repeatedly pausing while fighting back tears…
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Ex-senior official suspects Trump to ‘bury horrific’ incident that killed children: report
A former senior Pentagon official sounded the alarm on Sunday over their belief that the Trump administration was likely to bury an internal investigation into an incident that coincided with the launch of the U.S. war against Iran, an incident one Democratic lawmaker described as “one of the most horrific episodes” of the “illegal Trump…
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Gallego tapped campaign cash for family travel, Super Bowl tickets, records show
Sen. Ruben Gallego repeatedly used campaign cash to fund luxury outings with his wife and to care for his children since launching his campaign for Senate in 2023, according to a POLITICO review of campaign finance records and a person familiar with the senator’s spending. The Arizona Democrat has used his leadership PAC to fund…
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‘Throw it in the trash’: MAGA turns against conservative magazine over Gabbard attack
A corner of the MAGA online world has found a new enemy, and it is not a liberal news organization. It is Reason, the libertarian magazine, which set off a wave of right-wing fury by criticizing outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democrat. The flashpoint was a Reason piece arguing that Gabbard,…
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Photos: A Bear Emergency Response Drill in Japan
Kim Kyung-Hoon / ReutersA man in a bear costume takes part in an emergency response drill simulating a bear intrusion in Yaita, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, June 17, 2026. Kim Kyung-Hoon / ReutersHunters look at a map and diagram while taking part in a bear emergency response drill in Yaita on June 17, 2026. Kim Kyung-Hoon…
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Jewish ex-staffer says California college’s chaotic pro-Palestinian takeovers threatened her safety
A Jewish woman who worked for Pomona College has sued the Southern California institution for feeling unsafe during the wake of pro-Palestine protests that took over college campuses in 2024. Melody diDonato, who had a job in the college’s IT department, claimed she was forced to quit in May 2025 after developing fears around the…