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An activist at the Socialism 2026 conference in Chicago described the diet industry's focus on 'Black fat flesh' as 'body fascism.' Author Da’Shaun L. Harrison argued that health standards policing Black fatness are
Sep 7
During a Los Angeles screening for his film "The Uprising," Andrew Garfield stated he hoped the movie would frighten billionaires. His remarks quickly drew criticism on social media, with many pointing to the actor's
Sep 6
Dr. Phil McGraw commented on the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, emphasizing the seriousness of postpartum psychosis and the importance of understanding mental illness in legal proceedings. He highlighted the need for
Sep 5
A former Pentagon AI policy director warns that widespread AI surveillance tools like Flock cameras risk creating a "China-like surveillance state" without proper guardrails. He advocates for strict rules and judicial
Sep 5
Former reality TV star and California politician Spencer Pratt strongly disagreed with actor Ryan Reynolds' recent critique of the 1980s. Reynolds called the decade a "brutal" and "f---ing mess," prompting Pratt to
Sep 4
Success Academy, New York City’s largest charter network, is suing the state education department. The lawsuit alleges a First Amendment violation after the state blocked its AP exam scores from U.S. News & World
Sep 4
Norah O'Donnell is returning to "CBS Mornings" and addressing liberal critics concerned about network leadership. She responded to social media comments urging viewers to "just watch our show," as the news organization
Sep 4
Ohio State University has agreed to a $2.1 million settlement, admitting a former researcher had "inappropriate foreign affiliations" with China. Federal allegations cited undisclosed ties to Chinese entities in grant
Sep 4
HBO's new series "Lanterns" faces criticism for reinterpreting Green Lantern John Stewart's origin story to focus on racial privilege, sparking debate among viewers and critics. The show's creators and actors defend its
Sep 4
Goebel Farms in Evansville, Indiana, faced intense criticism for its corn maze honoring Charlie Kirk. The farm defended its decision, citing free speech principles, amidst negative reviews and the apparent removal of
Sep 3
Veteran sports analyst Stephen A. Smith warned that the political influence of streamer Hasan Piker might become a significant general election vulnerability for the Democratic Party. Smith suggested Piker's reach could
Sep 3
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the Department of Justice contesting California's policies on transgender athletes in girls' sports. The ruling, based on a procedural technicality, has spurred advocates for
Sep 3
Filmmaker Lexi Alexander faced backlash for a social media post regarding the death of Bank of America executive Erin Piacenti, who was fatally stabbed in Times Square. Alexander's post referenced accused killer Luigi
Sep 2
The Secretary of Homeland Security revealed discussions about legally withholding federal funds from sanctuary cities. This follows an operation in New York resulting in over 2,100 arrests, including individuals accused
Sep 2
Joe Rogan criticized supporters of Lindsay Clancy, on trial for the alleged murder of her three children, suggesting a gendered double standard. He questioned whether a father would receive similar public sympathy,
Sep 2
Following reports of her split, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was asked about dating conservatives, to which she responded "probably not." Veteran strategist James Carville later offered humorous, pragmatic advice for
Sep 2
More than 180 Jewish entertainers, including prominent figures like Joel Coen and Naomi Klein, have signed a letter supporting Mark Ruffalo. They denounce accusations of antisemitism leveled against him for criticizing
Sep 2
Rosie O'Donnell recently posted a TikTok video comparing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities to Nazi concentration camps. She accused the Trump administration of creating these camps and alleged
Sep 1
A CBS News report concerning Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's past social media comments about the 9/11 attacks has sparked considerable criticism. Progressive commentators and political figures have accused
Sep 1
A recent online debate featured Rep. Maxwell Frost, a Gen Z Democrat, discussing the American Dream with Baby Boomers. Frost argued that economic realities like student debt and housing costs make achieving upward
Sep 1
Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed reiterated his stance on Fourth of July fireworks during a recent radio interview, explaining his concerns about air quality and public health while suggesting alternative
Aug 31
A prominent news anchor issued a correction after incorrectly stating that U.S. military personnel and overseas citizens would be affected by new mail-in voting rules. He clarified these groups are exempt under federal
Aug 31
Senator Bernie Sanders alleges some Democratic leaders and donors wish for Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed to lose. Sanders suggests progressive candidates threaten wealthy interests and the party's approach to
Aug 31
Podcaster Avi Lichtschein recently confronted children's educator Rachel Griffin Accurso, known as Ms. Rachel, about her anti-Israel comments during a chance meeting at a park. Lichtschein challenged her
Aug 31
Three recently terminated Stars and Stripes employees have filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon, alleging their dismissal constitutes retaliation and a violation of their First Amendment and statutory rights. The suit
Aug 28
CNN has apologized after mistakenly displaying a photo of Dolly Parton impersonator Kelly Vohnn during a segment about the country music legend. Vohnn described the unexpected on-air appearance as "weird" and "quite
Aug 28
Actor Mark Ruffalo faces antisemitism accusations from Hollywood insiders over his Paramount merger comments. Critics allege he invoked Jewish wealth tropes, while Ruffalo defends his statements as criticism of Israeli
Aug 28
The Trump administration is advocating a major shift in educational policy, seeking to return control to states and parents. Citing $3 trillion in federal spending and low student proficiency, officials are pushing to
Aug 27
New York City business leaders and bodega owners are pushing back against a plan for city-run grocery stores, asserting the subsidized model creates unfair competition. Two lawsuits have been filed, challenging the
Aug 27
On her podcast, Ana Navarro debated Hunter Biden's strong declaration that former President Donald Trump is "already" a dictator and has "broken the system." Navarro, who fled a dictatorship, acknowledged Trump's
Aug 27