New York Times blasts Biden for 'avoiding questions' from journalists in blistering statement
The New York Times released a blistering statement calling out President Biden for his unprecedented lack of media access during his first term in office.
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JESSE WATTERS: Good luck keeping Trump in his 'cage'
Fox News host Jesse Watters argued Thursday on "Jesse Watters Primetime" that despite Democrats' efforts to keep former President Trump trapped in courtrooms, he manages to get his campaign message out, whether it be a visit to a bodega or greeting construction workers.
Glen Powell Finally Addresses Viral Theory About Him And Sydney Sweeney
Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney certainly know how to sell a rom-com.
Trump: Deadly Charlottesville Neo-Nazi Rally A 'Peanut' Compared To Israel-Gaza Protests
Former President Donald Trump said a deadly 2017 neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was a “peanut” compared to protests happening across the U.S. condemning Israel’s killing of Palestinian civilians.
Graduating seniors blame USC for ruining end of college with ‘military’ crackdown on pro-Palestine campus protests
Senior students in Los Angeles say they are now “reconsidering what it means to graduate from USC” after being “violated” by heavy-handed crackdowns against on-campus protests over the Israel-Gaza war this week.
Trump loses latest bid for new E Jean Carroll defamation trial
A federal court denied former president Donald Trump’s request to have a new trial related to the charges that he defamed writer E Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexual assault.
Trump trial live: Pecker testifies ex-president was ‘concerned’ Melania would hear of affairs before election
Donald Trump made a surprise campaign stop at a construction site in New York early on Thursday morning en route to day seven of his hush money trial, where the jury is hearing further testimony from a former tabloid mogul who detailed the “catch-and-kill” scheme central to the case.
Carefully planned and heavily improvised: inside a Columbia protest that spurred a national movement
Months before they pitched their tents on Columbia University's main lawn, inspiring a wave of protest encampments at college campuses nationwide, a small group of pro-Palestinian student activists met privately to sketch out the logistical details of a round-the-clock occupation.