Alabama Republicans largely remained silent and did not publicly criticize President Trump after he made controversial comments about the murder of Rob Reiner, contrasting with widespread condemnation from Democrats and other Republicans nationwide. The lack of response is attributed to political considerations, including Trump's popularity in Alabama and the state's strategic interests, such as the U.S. Space Command headquarters.
The article surveys women's diverse reactions to Donald Trump's second term, revealing feelings of heartbreak, fatigue, gratitude, and frustration, with perspectives ranging from support and hope to disappointment and concern about the country's direction.
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, responded to Jimmy Kimmel's comments about her husband's death, emphasizing that she does not seek an apology from Kimmel and viewing his remarks as part of a broader political controversy. The interview will air on Jesse Watters Primetime.
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the White House's remodeled Lincoln bathroom, highlighted by Karoline Leavitt's humorous comment about the luxurious toilet, and Gavin Newsom's critical response emphasizing broader political issues over the bathroom's opulence.
After not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump launched a series of social media posts praising supporters and right-wing figures, while dismissing the snub and highlighting his political battles, including legal and prosecutorial conflicts with his opponents.
Donald Trump's UN speech elicited mixed reactions, with a humorous moment about a broken teleprompter causing laughter, but overall the delegates showed serious and stony faces, reflecting a shift in how his speeches are perceived globally. Body language experts note Trump's dominant posture and gestures aim to assert leadership, while reactions from world leaders suggest a more cautious or subdued response compared to previous years, possibly due to changing political dynamics.
The article discusses how social media posts about Charlie Kirk, following his assassination, have become a litmus test for political and social attitudes, highlighting reactions from figures like Kristin Chenoweth and the broader implications of expressing sympathy online.
President Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a less favorable jobs report, prompting mixed reactions from Republicans who previously praised the bureau's data, with some defending the firing and others criticizing the agency's reliability and transparency.
American Eagle's stock rose 23% after President Trump praised actress Sydney Sweeney's controversial ad, which sparked accusations of promoting eugenics. The ad, featuring Sweeney in jeans making a pun on genes, faced backlash for perceived white nationalist implications, but received support from some Republicans. The controversy highlights ongoing cultural and political debates around advertising and identity.
Kamala Harris announced she will not run for California governor, prompting praise from Democratic allies and criticism from Republicans, with Harris indicating she may pursue other endeavors and possibly a 2028 presidential run.
Following Donald Trump's presidential election victory, several Hollywood stars, including America Ferrera, Cher, and Sophie Turner, have expressed intentions to leave the U.S. Ferrera reportedly plans to move to the UK with her family, while Cher and Turner have also voiced their desire to relocate. The election result has sparked strong reactions from other celebrities like Billie Eilish and Ariana Grande, who have shared their disappointment and concern over the implications of Trump's win.
Following Donald Trump's presidential election victory, several Hollywood stars, including America Ferrera, Cher, and Sophie Turner, have expressed intentions to leave the US. The election result has sparked strong reactions from celebrities, with many voicing their dismay on social media. Pop stars like Billie Eilish and Ariana Grande have also shared their disappointment, highlighting concerns over women's rights and the political climate.
Following Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election, several Hollywood celebrities, including Sharon Stone, Cher, and Barbra Streisand, who had previously threatened to leave the U.S. if Trump won, are being criticized for not following through on their statements. Doug Eldridge, a PR expert, notes that such declarations are often "all talk, no walk," and unlikely to impact their careers significantly. The election results have sparked varied reactions from celebrities, with some expressing disappointment and others calling for unity.
