
WNBA Issues Report On Investigation Following Alleged Incident By Fans
In a high-profile case that drew national attention, the WNBA has officially closed its investigation into alleged racist comments directed at Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese during a contentious May 17 game against the Indiana Fever. The league, after a thorough review of video footage, interviews with relevant fans and arena staff, and analysis of …

Macron Comments On Viral Video
In a bizarre international flap blending viral video, geopolitical disinformation, and personal scandal, French President Emmanuel Macron has firmly denied rumors of a domestic dispute with First Lady Brigitte Macron — an incident that took center stage during what was intended to be a diplomatic showcase of France’s Indo-Pacific ambitions. The controversy erupted after a …

Franklin Graham Releases Statement Following Death of Phil Robertson
Phil Robertson, the rugged, unfiltered patriarch of Duck Dynasty and a fierce advocate of Christian values, has passed away at the age of 79 after a private but difficult battle with Alzheimer’s disease. The news, confirmed by his son Jase Robertson and shared by Breitbart News, has drawn heartfelt responses from faith leaders and fans …

Aide's Quoted In New Book About Biden Admin
In a revelation that cuts straight to the core of transparency, accountability, and the principles of democratic governance, a longtime aide to former President Joe Biden has acknowledged a disturbing mindset among senior White House staff: that bypassing democratic norms was justified—because the alternative, in their view, was worse. This admission came during Fox News …

Germany's Chancellor Changes Policy For Ukraine
In a dramatic escalation of Europe’s posture in the war in Ukraine, newly inaugurated German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has declared that Germany—and its key Western allies—are lifting all range restrictions on the weapons they supply to Kyiv. The move, unprecedented in its scope and implications, signals a decisive shift in how far the West is …

Paul Mescal Discusses How Hollywood Is Changing
At Cannes, where glamor and introspection often walk the red carpet hand in hand, Paul Mescal brought something more enduring than just charisma—he brought a statement. As the Irish actor promoted his latest film, History of Sound, he offered a reflection on what it means to be a man on screen in 2025. And in …

Karoline Leavitt Responds To Question About South African Officials Visit
A fiery exchange erupted in the White House press briefing room Thursday when NBC’s Yamiche Alcindor pressed Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt over a video shown by President Donald Trump during his Oval Office meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. At the center of the controversy: a video Trump claimed depicted more than 1,000 burial …

Trump Admin Pulls Harvard's Ability To Enroll Foreign Students
In a stunning escalation of its confrontation with elite academia, the Trump administration on Thursday revoked Harvard University’s certification to enroll foreign students, accusing the school of fostering antisemitism, failing to ensure campus safety, and obstructing federal oversight efforts. The decision, carried out by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), cuts off one of the …

Target Releases Sales Report
Target’s first-quarter earnings reveal a corporate giant caught in the crossfire of America’s ongoing cultural and economic battles. With sales dropping 2.8% year-over-year to $23.85 billion—falling short of Wall Street’s $24.23 billion expectation—the retail behemoth is now bracing for a full-year sales decline, marking a sharp reversal from earlier, more optimistic projections. The numbers tell …

SCOTUS Issues Ruling On Maine State Representative Case Who Was Banned From Voting
In a landmark decision that underscores the constitutional limits of legislative censorship, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Maine State Representative Laurel Libby, temporarily restoring her right to vote and speak on the House floor after she was punished for sharing a controversial social media post. The ruling halts the enforcement of …