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Gayle King, 69, will be on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: ‘This ain’t your dad’s Sports Illustrated’

CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King is sporting a bathing suit and “tasteful cleavage” in the newest issue of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. The nearly 70-year-old television personality said she never in her “wildest dreams” thought it would be possible to be a model on the cover. King will featured in the 60th anniversary Sports Illustrated Swimsuit […]

Ex-top Biden official Marcia Fudge spins through revolving door and brings two aides with her

Ex-Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge, who resigned a few months ago, has spun through the revolving door and scored a key public policy role at a law firm lobbying the Biden administration. Fudge, a former longtime Democratic Ohio congresswoman who joined HUD in 2021 and soon after violated a federal law barring federal […]

Disney World sets opening date for Splash Mountain replacement attraction

Walt Disney World has unveiled the opening day for its newest attraction, which will replace the iconic Splash Mountain ride that closed last year. The new ride, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, is scheduled to open on June 28 at the Florida resort. This attraction, based on the 2009 Disney film The Princess and the Frog, will […]

Trump trial: Cohen cross-examination begins with questions about TikTok rants

Donald Trump’s defense team began its highly anticipated cross-examination of Michael Cohen on Tuesday with questions about the witness’s constant criticisms of the former president and his attorneys. “You went on TikTok and called me a crying little s***, didn’t you?” attorney Todd Blanche asked as his first question, according to CNN reports from the […]

Robert De Niro worries people are not taking Trump ‘seriously’ and likens him to Mussolini and Hitler

Actor Robert De Niro expressed concerns about voters not taking former President Donald Trump “seriously” in this election as he compared the 45th president to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. “I don’t understand why people are not taking [Trump] seriously,” the actor said during an appearance on The View to promote […]

Biden disagrees with RFK Jr.’s stance on ‘full-term’ abortion

President Joe Biden disagrees with independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s comments in support of abortion up until birth, according to his campaign. When asked whether Biden agrees with Kennedy’s stance, a campaign spokeswoman told Fox News Digital that the president does not agree with full-term abortion. “No, the president doesn’t support full-term abortions, […]

Swing-state poll shows RFK Jr. siphoning support away from key Democratic demographics

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is eating into President Joe Biden‘s support with key voters he has struggled to keep in his column throughout his presidency. Polls conducted by the New York Times, Siena College, and the Philadelphia Inquirer indicate that the independent presidential candidate is drawing his strongest support from voters under 30 and Latinos, […]

DC hosted voting registration training for illegal immigrants

Washington, D.C., hosted an online training camp last month to help illegal immigrants sign up to vote in city elections. Making good on new legislation granting illegal immigrants voting rights, even for those who have lived in the district for just 30 days, the city joined a handful of others in opening the vote to […]

White House defends ‘passionate’ Kamala Harris for f-bomb use

The White House is standing by Vice President Kamala Harris after she used an expletive during a public appearance. “She’s passionate about what she fights for. She is. And I think it’s important to have someone who’s passionate about what they’re speaking about,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters Tuesday, citing Harris’s advocacy for […]

Harvard enters agreement with protesters, ending encampment

Harvard University came to an agreement with its encamped pro-Palestinian protesters on Tuesday, negotiating the end to the encampment with some concessions to the agitators. The end to the encampment came as organizers of Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine successfully negotiated the reinstatement of at least 22 students from involuntary leave for their participation. The […]
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