Pro-vaccine and mask mandate AOC is seen dining maskless in Miami
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the face of progressive Democrats in Congress, appeared fine with having a maskless meal in Miami Beach, Florida, on...
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Allies Bluff, They Cannot Make It Without the US in Ukraine
Because Trump is rightly tired of the U.S. paying for Ukraine’s defense, the world is turning on him. Ukrainian officials are criticizing America,...
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Taylor Lautner hailed 'best ex ever' after slamming Selena Gomez's body shamers
Taylor Lautner has been awarded the ‘best ex-boyfriend ever’ title by fans after calling out Selena Gomez’s body-shaming trolls.
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Kanye West’s Talent Agency Drops Him, Staffer Quits
The rapper's stream of antisemitic remarks led to the departure of some team members
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Matheus Cunha sent off in moment of madness as Wolves crash out of FA Cup
Wolves star Matheus Cunha was sent off during their FA Cup defeat to Bournemouth after a moment of madness saw him hit Milos Kerkez before throwing a...
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Brits take to Twitter to declare they are #notgoingout for NYE
Britons are taking to Twitter to declare they are #notgoingout tonight for New Year's Eve as the country remains gripped by Omicron panic. Dozens of...
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Other Apps the Government Might as Well Ban
It’s likely the end of an era for TikTok, one of the last “third spaces” left in our country. And it’s hard to imagine saying goodbye to the...
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Kanye's Super Bowl Ad Plugged Website Now Selling Swastika Shirts
NFL fans in select markets were treated to iPhone footage of the disgraced rapper in a dentist chair. It led to an online store now selling a Nazi...
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The Big Tech Takeover of American Politics
In normal times, Inaugurations are gossipy affairs where the worst, and perhaps most fun, impulses of the political media get put on full display. We...
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Elon Musk Is Running the Twitter Playbook on the Federal Government
The US Office of Personnel Management is telling federal workers to get in line—or get out.
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