A few media outlets appeared to praise the drag queens’ performance and depiction of “The Last Supper” at the Paris Olympics, which was widely criticized by conservatives. “In an unprecedented display of inclusivity, drag queens took center stage at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, showcasing the vibrant and influential role of the French LGBTQ+ community...
Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., is none too happy with the mainstream media’s reaction to Vice President Kamala Harris taking the reins as the presumptive Democratic Party nominee since President Biden suspended his re-election campaign last week. “Down here in Florida, it’s hot in July, and it’ll be hot in August, but you’re going to see...
A Judo competitor at the Paris Olympics refused to shake his Israeli competitor’s hand after the match, as is customary, and was hit with immediate karma, according to X users. Judoka Nurali Emomali of Tajikistan refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent, Tohar Butbul, following their match in the round of 16 Sunday. Emomali,...
A prominent conservative writer warned Republicans that Vice President Kamala Harris could win the presidency despite being a “tragically flawed candidate.” “She’s a tragically flawed candidate, but so is Trump, who doesn’t have the media cheering for him from here to November,” National Review’s Charles C. W. Cooke wrote in a column published Thursday titled...
A New Hampshire fisherman whose boat was capsized by a breaching whale spoke out about the harrowing experience, detailing the moments leading up to and after the shocking incident caught on video. Ryland Kenney, who was forced to jump in the water to avoid the whale, joined “America’s Newsroom” alongside one of the teens who...
Tennessee has agreed to remove sex workers with HIV from the sex offender registry following two lawsuits that argued the state’s law did not account for evolving science on the spread and prevention of the disease, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press. The state’s decades-lasting laws made prostitution a misdemeanor for the majority of...
The New York Times is diving into the past of vice-presidential pick JD Vance this weekend by publishing years-old anti-Trump texts and emails that Vance sent to a transgender classmate. In one communication, Vance called Trump “a morally reprehensible human being.” The outlet published a piece Saturday containing excerpts of Vance’s correspondence to trans individual...
Media outlets, Democratic lawmakers and White House officials defended Vice President Harris this week over her work on the border crisis, her previous support for the controversial Minnesota Freedom Fund and her title as the “most liberal” U.S. senator by a government accountability site. Controversy surfaced this week over whether Harris acted as the “border...
Prominent Catholic leader and evangelist Bishop Robert Barron rebuked the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics in Paris this week for “mocking this very central moment in Christianity.” Barron, the head of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester in Minnesota and viral Catholic influencer, posted a video to X Friday lamenting the startling display of drag queens...
Between treating medical conditions, addressing mental health and finding a roof to live under, it can be a challenge for the estimated one in every 500 Americans experiencing homelessness to find stability in life, especially when they have unique needs. An agency based in Norfolk, Va., is trying to change that. Johnson Homes, a placement...
