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Robert De Niro Says “We Can’t Let Up” on Protests, Must Stand Up to “Bully” Donald Trump
The Oscar winner spoke out in support of Saturday's "No Kings" protests: "There's no other way to face a bully; you have to face him and fight it out and back them off and back him down. That's the only way this is going to work."
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The Righteous Fury of Spencer Pratt
The vintage reality villain has remade himself into a crusading advocate with a national following. His target? The Democratic politicians he blames for the Palisades Fire.
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Will Trump’s Peace Plan End Calls to Boycott Israeli Artists?
As ceasefire talks progress, filmmakers hope the world will start listening — not boycotting: “If you oppose Netanyahu’s Israeli government, targeting us is like shooting yourself in the leg."
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Kamala Harris Gets Real About the Current Political Moment: “These Motherf***ers Are Crazy”
The former VP had a mic-drop moment when stopping by the A Day of Unreasonable Conversation summit in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Hollywood’s First Amendment Crusaders Are Back
This Trumpian moment recalls the industry's infamous blacklist era. Fittingly, Jane Fonda has resurrected the Committee for the First Amendment.
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Theo Von, Son of Nicaraguan Immigrant, Says Homeland Security Deportation Clip “Shook Me”
The comedian, who says his father’s immigration papers remain one of his “prized possessions,” slams DHS for using unauthorized footage of him.
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The Bid to Oust Performers Like Jimmy Kimmel Has Been in the Works for Four Decades
Don't be tricked by the Trumpian moment — what's happening now is just the latest move in a very long and ongoing right-wing game.
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Robert B. Barnett, Powerhouse Attorney Known for Representing the Obamas and Clintons, Dies at 79
Barnett was called upon so often by politicians leaving office that he became known as “the doorman to Washington’s revolving door.”
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Democrats Are in Trouble. Can Jimmy Kimmel Help?
The night of the ABC host's return from a suspension, the Democratic National Committee launched a digital ad campaign focused on Trump's free speech attacks in hopes of regaining donor momentum.
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Pokémon Company Pushes Back Against ICE Raid Video’s Use of Iconic Anime Theme Song
A viral U.S. Department of Homeland Security post featuring ICE raids set to the original Pokémon theme sparked swift backlash — and a rare public rebuke from the Japanese entertainment giant.
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Kamala Harris’ First Book Tour Appearance Disrupted by Gaza Protesters
At least three people in the audience at the New York event shouted at the former vice president about the situation in the Middle East, with Harris saying, "What is happening to the Palestinian people is outrageous, and it breaks my heart."
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Zohran Mamdani Boycotts ABC’s Town Hall Over Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
The New York mayoral candidate hit at Disney for "cowardice" in the face of the Trump administration's moves to pressure the company over the late-night host.
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Trump Claims Kimmel Was “Fired” for “Lack of Talent” After ABC Late Night Show Pulled
The 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' host's comments on the Charlie Kirk shooting led to his show being "preempted indefinitely" on Thursday, leading the president to gloat over his longtime foe's troubles.
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Charlie Kirk’s Widow Erika Named New Turning Point USA CEO
“This was what Charlie hoped for and wanted and he said so numerous times," Tyler Bowyer, the group’s chief operating officer, said on social media.
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MAGA Pundits Revel in ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ Suspension: “He Is Now Canceled and Unemployed”
Leading figures on the right, including Benny Johnson, Laura Loomer and Matt Walsh, took great delight in ABC pulling the late night show after complaints over Jimmy Kimmel's comment about the Charlie Kirk shooting.
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Trump and Epstein Photos Projected Onto Windsor Castle — and Four Men Arrested — as President Meets With Royal Family
It's fair to say some Brits aren't too happy about the U.S. president's second state visit to the U.K.
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