Maya Hawke Admits She's 'Comfortable' With Being A Nepo Baby
Maya Hawke is unfazed by the internet’s nepo baby discourse.
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Two Ottawa mothers express fear for their children’s safety amid rising antisemitism
Two Ottawa mothers recently sat their young children down for a difficult conversation about antisemitism — much earlier than they had planned.
Republicans make Biden’s EV push an election-year issue as Democrats take a more nuanced approach
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Donald Trump says the Biden administration’s policy to promote electric vehicles is a “radical plan” that would kill the economy in automaking states. Republican allies in the petroleum industry have spent millions on ads that say President Joe Biden’s tax credit for EV buyers will cost Americans their freedom.
Former Manhattan DA does not think Trump will serve jail time
A former Manhattan District Attorney does not think that Donald Trump will serve prison time after he was convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
Lara Trump, R.N.C. Leader, Denounces Larry Hogan for Accepting Trump Verdict
Lara Trump, the co-chair of the Republican National Committee and former President Donald J. Trump’s daughter-in-law, on Sunday denounced Larry Hogan, the Republican Senate candidate in Maryland, for urging Americans to “respect the verdict” against Mr. Trump — criticizing a prized recruit who has given the party a chance of winning a seat that has reliably been held by Democrats.
Trump says Americans couldn’t ‘stand’ to see him in prison
Donald Trumpaddressed his conviction on 34 felony charges and claimed that Americans would rise up in his defense should he be thrown in prison during an interview that aired Sunday on Fox News.
Arkansas GOP Sen. Tom Cotton says he will accept 2024 election results
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., on Sunday said that he would accept the 2024 election results and would vote to certify the results in 2025, just as he did in 2020.
Trump suggests there could be a 'breaking point' for the public if he is imprisoned after hush money conviction
Former President Donald Trump on Sunday said he thinks there would be a “breaking point” for the public if he is sentenced to house arrest or imprisonment after he was found guilty on all counts in the criminal hush money trial against him.