Actor Jon Voight meets with President Trump to discuss helping the film industry 'thrive' and work on bringing Hollywood back to its former glory. They aim to tackle issues like filming overseas and competition from other countries.
Robert Frances Prevost, the first U.S.-born pope and from the Augustinian order, has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, the 267th leader of the Roman Catholic Church. He greeted the public for the first time from the main balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, emphasizing peace and gratitude in his speech. Leo shares priorities with his predecessor, Pope Francis, focusing on the environment, migrants, and the poor.
Vice President JD Vance responds to Joe Biden's criticism of the Trump administration's Russia-Ukraine strategy, discusses economic impact of tariffs, and hints at potential future presidential run in 2028.
Detroit Tigers lost one of their beloved stars, Chet Lemon, at the age of 70. Lemon was an outfielder who won the World Series with the famed 1984 Tigers team. He had a successful career but faced health issues later in life.
Shedeur Sanders falls from a top prospect to the fourth-string quarterback in the NFL Draft, facing challenges with the Cleveland Browns.
The world's 1.4 billion Catholics have a new pope, Robert Prevost from Chicago, now known as Pope Leo XIV. He blessed the faithful for the first time at St. Peter's Square. NPR covered the event and spoke to someone who knew the pope from his time in Chicago.
Christie Brinkley discusses her new memoir 'Uptown Girl' on FOX News, sharing her beauty secrets, diet regimen, and advice for her younger self. She emphasizes the benefits of being a vegetarian and vegan, eating colorful foods, and staying active.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against UCLA's Geffen School of Medicine for allegedly still employing a race-based admissions process despite a Supreme Court ruling against it. The lawsuit claims intentional discrimination based on race and ethnicity in the admissions process. The school is facing investigation for discriminating against applicants based on race, color, or national origin.
The use of the word 'retarded' has made a resurgence in recent months, especially in right-leaning and anti-political correctness circles, with figures like Joe Rogan and Elon Musk using it. The word's return has sparked debates across the political spectrum and has been particularly hurtful to people with intellectual disabilities. Some see it as a cultural victory, while others criticize its use as offensive and divisive.
Virginia passed a controversial law limiting children under 16 to one hour of social media daily with parental consent to address mental health concerns. Social media platforms must verify users' ages and only use data for age verification. The law was signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin as an amendment to the state's Consumer Data Protection Act.
Pakistan claims to have killed up to 50 Indian soldiers in ongoing border clashes in Kashmir, escalating tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors. Both sides have engaged in missile strikes, drone attacks, and intense shelling, resulting in a rising death toll. The conflict dates back to the partition of India in 1947, with Kashmir being a major point of contention. International concern is growing over the potential for a nuclear war between India and Pakistan, which could have catastrophic consequences.
The Trump administration is considering reducing the 145% tariff on Chinese imports to between 50% and 54% as part of ongoing trade negotiations. This reduction would also apply to neighboring south Asian countries, with a proposed 25% tariff. Retailers are preparing for potential changes in tariff rates that could impact prices and sales.
Keir Starmer bragged about a trade deal with Donald Trump, but it was seen as a sellout by many due to last-minute concessions and unfavorable terms for Britain. The deal had mixed outcomes for different industries and raised concerns about the UK's position in negotiations.
President Trump is considering appointing Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as the interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, replacing Ed Martin. Pirro is a longtime ally of Trump and has a controversial history, including promoting false election fraud claims and being suspended by Fox News for questioning a congresswoman's loyalty.
Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, has a social media trail that includes posts critical of President Trump, VP JD Vance, supportive of immigrants, gun control, and climate change. Some conservatives have mixed reactions to his election as the first American pope.
Tensions escalate between India and Pakistan after a series of military strikes and drone attacks, resulting in casualties on both sides. The international community is urged to intervene due to the nuclear capabilities of both countries.
Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from America and a Cubs fan, was elected as the leader of the Catholic Church. He has a heart for the poor and brings diverse perspectives to his role.
Julian Edelman encourages Bill Belichick to focus on football and not get distracted by personal life controversies. The former NFL coach's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, has faced criticism for her involvement in his career.
Brown University student Alex Shieh faces charges for asking non-faculty employees what they do all day, leading to disciplinary action against The Brown Spectator. Shieh used AI to create a database and sent emails inquiring about their roles.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency faced a leadership change just before hurricane season, with the acting administrator being replaced by another official from the Department of Homeland Security. The former administrator disagreed with proposals to dismantle FEMA.
The National Institutes of Health is partnering with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to create a 'real-world data platform' to study the causes of autism and other chronic diseases. The effort has raised concerns about privacy and potential misuse of data. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya are leading the initiative.
Pope Leo XIV delivers a message of peace and unity following his election as the 267th pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church. He emphasizes the importance of love, dialogue, and building bridges in a world that needs the light of Christ.
Israel's ongoing blockade of humanitarian assistance for Gaza has forced aid groups to shut down community soup kitchens, leading to malnutrition and hunger among the population. The blockade, in place since March, has damaged Gaza's water system and left supplies to treat malnutrition running out. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a high death toll and casualties on both sides.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost is elected as the next pope, becoming the first American pontiff. World leaders and officials from various countries express support and good wishes for Pope Leo XIV.
Weight training, including push-ups, is essential for good physical health, with a study showing that middle-aged men who could do 20 push-ups had better heart health. Various fitness gadgets can help improve push-up game and overall strength.
Charles Barkley believes Stephen A. Smith has no chance of winning the presidency due to being on TV too much and risking overexposure.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces plan to modernize air traffic control system within four years, estimated to cost more than $12.5 billion. The plan includes replacing outdated technology, investing in new ground radar sensors, and requesting upfront funding from Congress. The aviation industry and FAA support the proposal.
Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, is facing criticism from far-left Democrats due to concerns about his mental health and fitness for office following a stroke and reported outbursts.
Former President Joe Biden and former first lady Jill Biden respond to accusations about covering up Joe's mental decline in office on 'The View'. They strongly deny the claims and defend Joe's record, with Jill praising his hard work and dedication. The couple also address concerns about Joe's age and fitness for office.
Klein Vision unveiled the world's first mass-produced flying car, the AirCar, at the Living Legends of Aviation Gala Dinner in Beverly Hills. The car can transform from road to air vehicle in under two minutes and has already completed over 170 hours of flight time and 500 takeoffs and landings.
Spanish Deputy PM Yolanda Díaz was targeted by a man with knives in Madrid. Police used a Taser gun to subdue the attacker. Yolanda Díaz was unharmed. The attacker was arrested after making serious threats.
Controversial rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye, released a new song called 'Heil Hitler' with a militant-style musical video that includes disturbing imagery and references to Adolf Hitler. The song has been criticized for its antisemitic content and timing, coinciding with VE day. West has a history of making antisemitic remarks and actions.
Jill Biden appeared to give a secret signal to her husband Joe Biden on The View after a risky question about his cognitive decline. The former president stopped mid-answer, and Jill smoothly continued, sparking theories of her nudging him. Biden was seen with a band-aid on his hand, leading to speculation about health treatments. He faced questions on mental cognition, and his performance raised concerns. Biden's struggles have been highlighted since his presidency, including a disastrous debate against Trump. The article also mentions Biden's recent public appearances and interviews.
President Trump urged House Speaker Mike Johnson to raise the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans and close the carried interest loophole for Wall Street investors. House Republicans are preparing to unveil legislation to extend Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act while eliminating taxes on tip income, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits.
Villanova University alumnus Cardinal Robert Prevost has been chosen as Pope Leo XIV to lead the Catholic Church. He is the first pope born in the United States and the first Augustinian friar to be elected pontiff.
The First American Pope, Leo XIV, has been elected after a secret voting process in the Sistine Chapel. He is known as 'Father Bob' and is seen as more traditional but not a conservative hardliner. His election is seen as a historic moment for the Catholic Church.
Newly elected Pope Leo XIV has been critical of President Trump's policies on social media, particularly focusing on immigration issues. Pope Leo XIV, formerly known as Robert Francis Prevost, has shared or retweeted opinions of colleagues on Twitter. He has criticized Trump's stance on deportation of illegal migrants, ranking love for others, refugee bans, gun control, and various government policies.
Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American, has been elected as the first American Pope, taking the name Leo XIV. Despite previous criticisms of Trump policies and JD Vance, both Trump and Vance have sent their congratulations. The new Pope emphasizes peace, unity, and charity in his speech from the Vatican balcony.
Anti-Israel protesters took over Columbia University's library, leading to arrests and disciplinary proceedings. Students demanded divestment from Israel, resulting in disruptions and injuries to security officers.
Mandy Moore criticizes LA County for making it difficult to rebuild homes after fires, citing red tape and bureaucracy as major obstacles.
President Donald Trump congratulates Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, after a historic conclave. Pope Leo XIV, born in Chicago, Illinois, takes on the papal name Leo, possibly signaling an affinity for Pope Leo XIII. He offers a blessing in Italian and Spanish during his first public appearance.
An MS-13 gang member, Omar Antonio Villalta, also known as "Anticristo," was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the brutal killings of four young men in a New York park in 2017. He was involved in multiple murders orchestrated by MS-13, including luring victims, distributing weapons, and carrying out attacks with machetes and knives. The gang's violent activities have led to severe consequences, with other members being convicted for similar crimes. The U.S. Department of State has designated MS-13 as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) and Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs). President Donald Trump's administration has taken a strong stance against criminal illegal aliens, particularly those involved in gang violence.
President Donald Trump congratulates the new Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, after his historic election. Trump and Vice President JD Vance express their excitement and honor at the selection.
Trump is considering appointing Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor. In other news, Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope in history, was appointed by Pope Francis in 2023 and was born in Chicago.
Florida Highway Patrol now enforcing federal immigration laws on state roads, allowing officers to question immigration status during traffic stops. Exclusive ride-along reveals arrest of a suspect with prior convictions. Florida deemed a model for nationwide replication under Gov. DeSantis.
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders plans to reprise work requirements for Medicaid, which concerns some Medicaid patients and advocates. More than 70 million Americans who are low-income or disabled have health insurance paid for by Medicaid. States like Arkansas, Ohio, and Arizona are reviving the effort after receiving green light during the first Trump Administration. Proponents argue work requirements will motivate individuals to get jobs, but opponents believe it's a tactic to shrink Medicaid enrollment.
Moderate Republicans voice opposition to defunding Planned Parenthood in a reconciliation package, citing concerns about cutting federal funding to the organization that performs abortions and provides other services. President Trump has called on Republicans to pass his agenda through reconciliation to defund abortion businesses.
The FBI has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James for alleged mortgage fraud. James is accused of falsifying records to get favorable loans on two homes. She could face charges including wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, and false statements to a financial institution.
President Donald Trump expressed excitement at the election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the first American Pope, Pope Leo XIV. The Vatican announced the historic event, and the president congratulated the new Pope on social media.
Nuns gather outside College of Cardinals as they vote for new pope in Vatican City, highlighting the issue of women's roles in the Catholic Church.
Reps. Byron Donalds and Jared Moskowitz discuss making FEMA independent after the ousting of Acting Administrator Cameron Hamilton. President Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem support eradicating FEMA despite Hamilton's caution against it. Trump visited North Carolina to oversee recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene and floated plans to overhaul or eliminate FEMA.
Trump is considering naming Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor.
Jemele Hill compares the push for transgender athletes' rights to the civil rights movement, emphasizing the importance of protecting vulnerable groups. The majority opinion opposing transgender athletes in women's sports is likened to historical injustices against minorities.
President Trump withdrew the nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney for D.C. due to bipartisan pushback from the U.S. Senate. Martin, a Republican activist with no prosecutorial experience, faced controversy for his views on the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the new Pope of the Catholic Church, taking the name Leo XIV. He is the first American Pope and has a background in the Augustinian religious order and service in Peru before being elevated to the papal seat.
Five suspects were arrested in San Antonio in connection with a human smuggling operation, with one believed to be a member of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang. The investigation involved circumventing Border Patrol checkpoints and resulted in the dismantling of a smuggling venture that routinely brought illegal aliens into the United States.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, the first American pope in history, was elected as the new leader of the Catholic Church. He shares similar views with Pope Francis on various topics, but has some differences on contentious issues. Prevost faced controversy in handling sexual abuse accusations against priests while serving as Bishop of Chiclayo.
Sen. Tom Cotton and Sen. Lindsey Graham argue that any lasting Iran nuclear deal should be approved by Congress as a treaty to prevent future administrations from undoing it.
President Donald Trump considers naming Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor. American-born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost chosen as Pope Leo XIV.
Fox News host Sean Hannity announces coverage of President Trump's first foreign trip in his second term on 'Hannity.' Special editions of 'Special Report' and 'Hannity' will be live from the Middle East. Hosts Bret Baier and Sean Hannity will interview Trump and world leaders, covering developments and news of the day.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts emphasizes the importance of an independent judiciary amidst criticism from President Trump and allies. Roberts defends the role of federal courts in checking the excesses of Congress or the executive.
President Trump is considering a small tax increase for wealthy Americans to help fund his priorities for the middle and working classes. The bill is expected to add trillions to the deficit over the next decade, with the tax portion being the costliest. Discussions within the Republican Party are ongoing regarding potential tax hikes on the wealthy.
The Trump administration has reached a trade deal with the United Kingdom, opening up $5 billion in market access for American exporters. The deal covers various sectors including agriculture, automobiles, and steel. British-made cars will face a ten percent tariff when imported into the U.S., with relief for British automakers compared to other foreign producers. The U.K. has nationalized British Steel and will follow America's model on steel tariffs and quotas. This deal aims to forge an economic security alignment between the two countries.
Trump considers appointing Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor.
Trump is considering naming Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor, according to breaking news. Joseph Farrell, Vicar General of the Order of St. Augustine, praised Pope Leo XIV as "humble" and a great role model.
Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff, and Israel 'Izzy' Martinez announce the launch of a new freestyle wrestling league called Real American Freestyle with top wrestlers joining the roster. The goal is to create a platform for greatness and inspire a lasting legacy.
The FTC lost its appeal to stop Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. The deal was announced in 2021, and the FTC argued that Microsoft's control over Activision's content could harm competition. Despite the court's decision, the acquisition is still under FTC review.
Cardinal Robert Prevost of the United States is elected as the new Pope Leo XIV after a conclave at the Vatican. Catholics worldwide celebrate the historic event.
Millions of dollars in federal and state funds are going to bots or fake students in California colleges through a financial aid fraud scheme. Professors are now facing the challenge of ensuring that their students are actually human.
A young male kangaroo escaped from his owner's enclosure in Florida and was captured after hopping around town. The owner is facing charges for lacking permits. The kangaroo is now being held at a wildlife reserve.
Venezuelan Interior Minister denies rescue of dissidents in Argentine embassy, claims they were released as part of a negotiation with opposition leader. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio announced a military operation led by the U.S. for the rescue. Interior Minister accuses Rubio of sabotaging talks between the U.S. and Venezuela.
Former President Joe Biden and former first lady Jill Biden are considering a $30 million tell-all book deal that may include details about their time in the White House. The deal is contingent on Jill revealing information about Biden's declining mental health, his debate against President Trump, and his decision to leave the 2024 race. Money concerns, including Hunter Biden's debt, are a significant factor in their decision-making process.
A legal battle is ongoing over the deportation of El Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego Garcia, with his lawyers seeking more information from DHS, State Department, and DOJ. The Trump administration is invoking the state secrets privilege to avoid answering questions about the deportation.
FBI Director Kash Patel warns that a White House budget cut proposal would cripple the bureau, leading to potential layoffs and inability to combat crime and terrorism effectively.
Anti-Israel protesters took over Columbia University library, violating university policies and facing disciplinary proceedings. More than 100 agitators stormed the library, leading to arrests and potential deportation of non-citizens. Various incidents of anti-Semitic behavior reported on campus and around the country.
John Daly decides to sit out the PGA Championship to participate in the Regions Tradition due to scheduling conflicts and health issues. He expresses frustration at missing out on competing against top players like Brooks Koepka.
President Trump announces trade deal with the United Kingdom, first since imposing massive tariffs globally. Financial sector reacts positively, but political impact crucial as Trump's approval ratings decline. Deal seen as a positive step by some, tied to economy's performance.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Democratic senators spar over the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a suspected MS-13 gang member, to El Salvador. Noem asserts that Abrego Garcia is a terrorist and will not be allowed back in the US.
Democrat-run cities in Utah and Idaho are adopting LGBTQ+ and left-wing flags as official city banners to circumvent state laws restricting flag displays on government property. Salt Lake City adopted four flags, including the Progress Pride flag, Transgender Pride flag, and Juneteenth flag, to represent city values and honor diverse residents. Utah's flag law recently went into effect, with violators facing a $500 fine per day. Boise, Idaho, also designated the pride flag as an official city flag in defiance of state law.
Trump considers appointing Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor.
Border czar Tom Homan criticizes Illinois Gov. Pritzker's sanctuary policies protecting illegal immigrants, DHS Secretary Noem protests alongside Angel families, spiraling migrant crime in NYC, and receiving an award. Pritzker and Noem engage in a heated debate over sanctuary policies and deportation of illegal immigrants.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveils a proposal to build a new, state-of-the-art air traffic control system to enhance safety, reduce delays, and modernize U.S. air travel infrastructure. President Trump criticizes former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for neglecting the outdated FAA system.
Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the new Pope of the Catholic Church, taking the name Leo XIV. The article discusses the implications of artificial intelligence on Catholic theology and the challenges it poses to the new Pope Leo XIV.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost is elected as the first American pope in the history of the Catholic Church, succeeding the late Pope Francis. He delivers a message of peace and dialogue to the faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square.
Former President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden join hosts of 'The View' to discuss Democratic Party future and seniority dynamics. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez declines House Oversight position, sparking conversation on party leadership and age. Younger Democrats challenge seniority norms within party.
Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) introduced the Military Chaplains Act of 2025 to protect military chaplains from retaliation and ensure their religious freedom within the armed forces.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna introduces bill to repeal Patriot Act and restore privacy rights, aiming to strip intelligence agencies of surveillance powers.
A statue of a 'plus-sized black woman' titled 'Grounded in the Stars' has been unveiled in Times Square, NYC. The artist reimagines monumentality and challenges traditional ideas around monumental figures. The sculpture has received mixed reactions, with some praising its representation and others criticizing it as talentless and trend-chasing. It will be on display until June 17, 2025.
Ivanka Trump is returning to the national conversation by announcing her work on expanding access to fresh produce at the Heartland Summit in Bentonville, Arkansas. She will discuss her role as a co-founder of Planet Harvest, a company focused on whole-harvest sourcing and reducing food waste.
Bob Bakish, former CEO of Paramount Global, received a hefty severance package of $69.3 million after being ousted. The new co-CEOs at Paramount also received substantial compensation packages. The entertainment industry continues to see high executive pay, with many top executives earning above the median total compensation.
The British royal family, German Federal President, French President, and other leaders commemorated the 80th anniversary of VE Day, reflecting on the end of World War II in Europe and the current state of peace in Europe. The day was marked with ceremonies, wreath-laying, and speeches in London, Berlin, Paris, and other European cities. The event highlighted the importance of freedom, democracy, and the ongoing threats to peace in Ukraine and elsewhere.
Senator John Fetterman reportedly had an emotional outburst during a meeting with Pennsylvania teachers union reps, leading to concerns about his mental health. A day later, New York Magazine published a critical exposé on Fetterman's behavior, including warnings from former aides. Fetterman dismissed the reports as a 'hit piece.'
The Who announced their retirement from touring after 60 years with one last set of shows in North America, named 'The Song Is Over'. Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend expressed gratitude to their fans for the support over the years.
A new pope has been elected by the Catholic Church, with white smoke emerging from the Sistine Chapel. The winner secured at least 89 votes from 133 participating cardinals. The name will be announced later in Latin from St. Peter’s Basilica. The excitement in St. Peter’s Square is contagious, with crowds cheering and bells ringing in Spain. However, black smoke emerged later on indicating no pope was elected yet.
Bill Gates criticizes Elon Musk for his role in shutting down USAID, accusing him of harming the world's poorest children. Gates plans to spend $200 billion over 20 years through the Gates Foundation before closing its doors in 2045.
Empty shelves, for-lease signs, and job layoffs point to a potential recession by summer due to reduced demand for container space from China and slow shipping times from Asia to the U.S.
During a Senate hearing, FBI Director Kash Patel admitted to not having the FY2026 budget request ready, causing concern and criticism from Senator Patty Murray.
President Donald Trump has been accused of using the power of his office to influence federal investigations and prosecutions, leading to resignations and public criticism. Critics say his actions inject politics into the legal system and reward allies while punishing opponents.
Baidu is exploring using AI to translate animal sounds into human language to recognize pets' emotional states, with a patent filed with the China National Intellectual Property Administration. This technology is still in the research stage and aims to improve cross-species communication.