Black History, Uncensored
UNESCO report finds two-thirds of influencers fail at fact-checking
Many Americans have turned to social media influencers for news — and a survey by the U.N.’s educational and cultural agency found that many of these creators lack rigorous fact-checking protocols.
Combs name-checks Trump in his latest attempt to secure bail. And the feds aren’t feeling it.
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ attorneys are seeking the Trump treatment in his sex trafficking case, asking for the “heightened standard” at play when the president-elect was given a partial gag order in D.C.
Mexico’s president warns Trump over threat to institute crippling tariffs
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says that the president-elect’s threat to enact massive tariffs on Mexican imports would lead to mutually assured economic destruction.
Drake responds to devastating summer diss track with legal filings
Drake accuses streaming platforms of helping Kendrick Lamar in their rap beef, Elon Musk is furious over Gavin Newsom’s electric vehicles plan, and “60 Minutes” explores exploitation for AI
Lindsey Graham threatens economic ruin on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu
Several members of Congress raged after the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for the Israeli prime minister and others. And the South Carolina Republican led the pack.
Donald Trump Jr. is forgoing a White House position to pursue a different grift
Donald Trump Jr. isn’t planning to officially work in his father’s administration, but he has other plans to make money off of MAGA.
Trump’s mass deportation vow has some in the farm and construction industries spooked
Executives from the farm and construction industries are openly worrying about the impact of Trump’s aggressive immigration plans.
Trump tells GOP to 'kill' press freedom bill as leaks expose his Cabinet picks
On Wednesday, Trump shared a report about the details of a bill that would protect press freedom with the order that “REPUBLICANS MUST KILL THIS BILL!”
Trump’s defense secretary pick is ready for ‘insurgency’ — against American schools
Pete Hegseth, Trump’s nominee to lead the Pentagon, called for an “offensive operations” against American schools in a recent podcast interview.
Tommy Tuberville, who broke two contracts, bemoans student-athletes breaking contracts
The senator from Alabama wants to shake up college sports, but his latest condemnation of players who switch schools is drawing criticism.
Musk and Ramaswamy lay out a harsh plan for American austerity
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy's Wall Street Journal op-ed about slashing government programs borrows from an Argentinian plan that caused a massive spike in poverty.
