All articles tagged with #political criticism
Actor and podcaster Michael Rapaport announced his bid for New York City mayor in 2029, criticizing incumbent Zohran Mamdani over his political stances and demeanor, particularly his views on Israel and his campaign proposals, positioning himself as a more straightforward alternative.
President Trump publicly criticized Rob Reiner, who recently died along with his wife in what is being investigated as a homicide by their son, Nick Reiner, amid political and personal tensions. The incident has prompted varied reactions, including tributes and criticism from political figures.
MK Amit Halevi criticizes the Gaza ceasefire agreement, calling it a defeat and announcing he will not attend Trump's upcoming Knesset speech, citing concerns over perceived compromises and the ongoing threat from Hamas.
Katie Porter’s campaign rallies support from allies and endorsers who praise her policy positions and leadership, amid recent criticism and a video controversy, with her supporters emphasizing her fight for healthcare, workers' rights, and her authenticity as a leader.
Bruce Springsteen criticizes Donald Trump for spreading lies and calls for his removal from office, stating he should be 'consigned to the trash heap of history,' and criticizes both Trump and the Democratic Party for their effectiveness.
Mark Hamill considered leaving the U.S. for London or Ireland after Donald Trump's reelection in 2024, but was convinced to stay by his wife. Despite his decision to remain, he remains critical of Trump's presidency and the state of American politics, expressing concern about the country's direction and the influence of the MAGA crowd.
A report suggests that the upcoming Skydance-Paramount merger could threaten the future of critics like Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, with industry insiders speculating that cost-cutting and political pressures might lead to their removal, especially given their outspoken criticism of Trump and the potential influence of new ownership on their shows.
Senator Ted Cruz was on a pre-planned family vacation in Greece when severe floods hit Texas. He quickly returned to Texas within hours to assist with disaster response efforts, despite facing criticism for being abroad during the crisis. The floods resulted in over 100 deaths and widespread damage.
Michael Douglas criticized Donald Trump, claiming the US is 'flirting with autocracy,' during an event at the Karlovy Vary film festival, where he also discussed the film 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and a series adaptation of Ken Kesey's novel.
Chief Justice John Roberts emphasized the importance of judicial independence and cautioned political figures against criticizing judges, especially when they are venting after losing cases, amidst a busy Supreme Court term marked by significant rulings.
Arnold Schwarzenegger criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for failing to create effective immigration reform, which has led to ICE raids and protests in Los Angeles. He emphasizes the need for comprehensive immigration policies to prevent such issues and criticizes political parties for avoiding the topic for their own advantage.
Arnold Schwarzenegger criticized both political parties for their failure to implement comprehensive immigration reform, blaming them for ongoing ICE raids and protests in Los Angeles. He emphasized the need for better data collection and reform to prevent such issues, while also condemning the raids as a waste of resources. The protests were sparked by recent ICE actions, with some calling for the abolition of ICE altogether.
Sen. Mitt Romney criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for making a "political decision" to move forward with the trial against former President Donald Trump, calling it "political malpractice." Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records related to payments to an adult film actress. Romney suggested President Biden should have pardoned Trump to avoid political fallout. Trump plans to appeal the conviction, which comes amid other legal challenges.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) violated the First Amendment by refusing to register a political slogan criticizing former President Donald Trump without his consent. The case revolves around the question of when First Amendment protections end and the right to privacy begins when a trademark contains criticism of a government official or public figure. The slogan, "Trump Too Small," originated from a crude joke made by Sen. Marco Rubio during the 2016 debate. The Justice Department argues that the Lanham Act gives the PTO constitutional authority to block the trademark request. The outcome of the case could have implications for political criticism and trademark applications in the future.