A House Republican has initiated steps to formally censure Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) for what he calls “disgraceful and vile attacks” on Texas Governor Greg Abbott, following Crockett’s use of the nickname “Governor Hot Wheels” during a March 22 speech. The remark, aimed at Abbott—who has used a wheelchair since a 1984 accident—has sparked significant …

The lead-up to Disney’s Snow White live-action remake has become a case study in how off-screen controversies can eclipse on-screen content—and potentially derail a film’s commercial trajectory. According to a recent report from Variety, the studio found itself repeatedly firefighting public relations crises stemming not from the film’s production, but from the social media activity …

In an era saturated with headline-grabbing allegations, where public outrage often moves faster than evidence, the unraveling of another apparent hate-crime hoax feels depressingly familiar. The latest case hails from Allentown, Pennsylvania, where a city employee’s shocking claim of workplace racism is now at the center of a criminal investigation—for being, allegedly, self-orchestrated. LaTarsha Brown, …

Alright, folks—buckle up, because this is shaping up to be yet another heavyweight clash between the executive branch and the judiciary, and the gloves are officially off. Here’s the headline: The Justice Department has gone straight to the Supreme Court, asking it to step in and immediately block a federal judge’s order that would force …

In a moment that left jaws slack and headlines spinning, a federal appeals court judge appointed by President Barack Obama compared the Trump administration’s deportation of violent gang members to the treatment of N**is during World War II—a stunning declaration that, at minimum, exposed the deep legal and philosophical divide over President Trump’s use of …

Deportation flights to Venezuela resumed this past Sunday, breaking through a tense diplomatic stalemate that had briefly frozen U.S. efforts to return Venezuelan nationals, including violent gang members, to their home country. The arrival of a flight carrying 199 deportees—among them confirmed members of the infamous Tren de Aragua (TDA) gang—signals that a high-stakes agreement …

Governor Tim Walz may have talked a big game on a podcast, but when the challenge turned physical — and charitable — his bravado suddenly disappeared. After casually suggesting that he could “kick most of their a**” in reference to Republican critics, the Minnesota Democrat is now facing a real-life offer he has yet to …

A federal judge has issued an injunction attempting to block the deportation of Jeanette Vizguerra, a 53-year-old Mexican national and long-time anti-ICE activist who has evaded removal for over 15 years by taking refuge inside a Denver church. The move comes after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested Vizguerra earlier this week, citing a final …

Senator Elissa Slotkin’s attempt to carve out a sensible “pragmatist” image for herself amid the rising tides of progressive fervor in her party is—at best—a political costume stitched together with threads of contradiction. During a Medicaid roundtable in Flint, Michigan, Slotkin decided it was finally time to say out loud what many centrist Democrats whisper …

Oh boy, this one is rich—and not in the Wall Street way. We’re talking about a former FBI agent who once suggested Rudy Giuliani was tangled up with Russian intelligence… and now he’s the one in handcuffs, arrested by the very agency he once served. You can’t make this stuff up. Let’s break it down: …