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The Texas senator’s Fox News remarks about corrupt communist leaders quickly drew pushback online, where critics pointed to Donald Trump’s personal wealth and the broader irony of the claim.
The Georgia Republican dismissed a Wall Street Journal account about a private conversation and then said she had never spoken with Trump about a Senate bid.
Seth Dillon told an Alliance Defending Freedom summit that Elon Musk joked he might buy Twitter after the platform locked Babylon Bee over a post about Rachel Levine. Musk had already started buying shares before that episode, but the incident has become part of the public story around X's later rollback of transgender protections.
On The Daily Show, the CNN reporter said the attention should stay on Trump’s insults and evasions, not on her reaction to them.
An exhibition in Leicestershire exploring queer readings of history has become the latest target of anti-LGBTQ commentary after a student analysis suggested Funshine Bear could be read as transgender or gender fluid.
Nikki Campus says she was bullied after transitioning, harassed by a supervisor, and then punished when she reported the behavior, according to a lawsuit reviewed by The Independent.
The Green Party leader removed the image after it was flagged to him, while Reform said it had taken the matter to police and a monitoring officer.
A man interrupted Donald Trump’s remarks at General Motors’ Milford Proving Ground, prompting chants from the crowd and a security removal.
The former transportation secretary argued that Americans deserve candor about the war, then pushed back on a Republican claim that the conflict must keep expanding.
In a video posted after Donald Trump mocked her during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Dylan Mulvaney said the insult only confirmed her power and urged support for trans and nonbinary people.
Owen Shroyer drew outrage after appearing upbeat about the Annunciation Catholic School shooting in Minneapolis, where two children were killed and 17 others were injured.
A new wave of anti-Republican sexual rumors may feel like political payback, but it relies on the same queerphobic stereotypes LGBTQ+ people have spent years fighting.
The MS NOW host rejected the administration’s shifting explanations for the move and argued the real goal is unchecked authority over military force.
The president turned a smaller, heavily secured event into a grievance-filled speech that also targeted political opponents and boasted about White House projects.
