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Actor Jerry O’Connell said his wife actress Rebecca Romijn and their two daughters “became physical” with him after he made a joke about former Vice President Kamala Harris losing the 2024 election. “They were filled with rage,” he said. A source, however, later claimed “No such thing happened.” “The night of the election, this third one, third election. Everyone knows what I’m talking about here,” O’Connell said during his appearance on Monday’s episode of the Club Random with Bill Maher podcast, adding, “I’ll be honest with you, I didn’t think Trump was going to win.” Watch Below: “I live in California. I…

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As House Republicans start to dream big about another party-line bill, one key member who voted down the last GOP reconciliation bill is warning his colleagues not to count on his support. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) referenced his vote last summer against the “big, beautiful bill” in an interview Thursday and suggested he was prepared to oppose another GOP-only bill if it, too, includes spending cuts he opposes to social programs. “You saw what I did on the first reconciliation bill,” Fitzpatrick said. Fitzpatrick and just one more House Republican could be enough to tank a party-line package given Speaker…

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A Republican-led initiative to repeal an anti-gerrymandering law in Utah will fail to make November’s ballot, despite garnering support from President Donald Trump, Turning Point Action and a host of other GOP influencers and organizations. The ballot initiative, which attempted to repeal a 2018 law that created an independent redistricting commission in the state, dipped below the requisite signature threshold after a coordinated signature removal campaign, according to data released Thursday by the state election office. The initiative’s failure, first reported by the Deseret News, is a major blow to Republicans in the deep-red state, who attempted to overturn a…

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The International Olympic Committee has said the decision is “evidence-based and expert-informed” The International Olympic Committee has barred transgender athletes from competing in women’s categories at the Olympic Games as part of its new eligibility policy, describing the decision as “evidence-based and expert-informed.”The IOC’s previous framework allowed transgender participation on the condition of reduced testosterone levels.The participation of transgender athletes in sport has been a source of global controversy, with cases such as US swimmer Lia Thomas and New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard prompting debate over potential competitive advantages. During the 2024 Paris Olympics, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, previously ruled ineligible…

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Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) told an Italian newspaper on Wednesday that he believes the governments of Iran and the United States could hold talks to end their current conflict as recently as this weekend, mediated by Pakistan. “I think there could be talks in Islamabad, Pakistan this weekend,” Grossi told Italy’s Corriere della Sera. Grossi predicted that any talks between Washington and Tehran would include a wide range of topics, from neutralizing Iran’s ability to promote international terrorism to limiting its illicit nuclear development, as well as Iran’s demands for the United States to…

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An illegal alien, released into the United States by former President Joe Biden’s administration, shot and killed 18-year-old Sheridan Gorman, a freshman at Loyola University Chicago, as she ran for her life trying to flee for safety, prosecutors allege. As Breitbart News reported, 25-year-old illegal alien Jose Medina-Medina of Venezuela was arrested by the Chicago Police Department and charged with murdering Sheridan Gorman, who also went by Shera, in a random attack on a pier at Chicago’s Tobey Prinz Beach. Prosecutors are providing new details as to what they say occurred on the night of March 19, Block Club Chicago reports:…

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With massive immigration and free rein on self-terminating pregnancies, one can’t help but think if the ‘conspiracy theories’ are true In March 2026, the BBC announced: “Peers in the House of Lords have backed plans to decriminalize abortions, which MPs voted in favour of last summer.”Immediately, and following demonstrations in front of the House of Lords, people went into a fury on social networks, accusing the government of the UK of legalizing abortions up to nine months, that is to say until the birth of the child. And many, as it has been a trend for some time, went of course…

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Two significant jury verdicts against major social media companies have opened the floodgates for thousands of pending lawsuits alleging that popular platforms endanger the mental health of children. Fortune reports that juries in two landmark cases have ruled against the social media Masters of the Universe, marking a potential turning point in how courts view Silicon Valley companies’ responsibilities toward child safety. The verdicts represent early victories in a wave of litigation that could reshape the technology industry’s approach to protecting young users. In New Mexico, a jury imposed $375 million in civil penalties against Meta on Tuesday after finding…

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Brendan Carr, chairman for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), said that Disney could face potential fines if the company’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies are shown to discriminate. Carr issued his warning during an interview with Miranda Devine on Pod Force One, saying the Biden’s administration’s DEI initiatives had “practical consequences” in broadcasting. “That had real, practical consequences. So, Day One, we came in and we ended the FCC’s promotion of DEI,” Carr said. Carr said that companies like Disney could face fines and penalties if their DEI policies are shown to discriminate based on race and gender. “Disney,…

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Two Chinese pharmaceutical companies and six Chinese citizens have been indicted for allegedly supplying chemical precursors used to make fentanyl to be smuggled into the United States. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, the indictments handed down by a federal grand jury in Ohio were connected to Operation Box Cutter and revealed an alliance between the Chinese companies and Mexico’s Gulf Cartel. According to court records, the Dayton, Ohio-based grand jury returned the indictments on Tuesday against the Shandong Believe Chemical Company and Shandong Ranhang Biotechnology chemical-pharmaceutical companies. The indictments allege that the companies “knowingly marketed, sold, and exported to…

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