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Former first lady Michelle Obama‘s tour promoting her book, Becoming, stopped at Washington, D.C. on Saturday and featured a very special guest: her husband Barack Obama. The former president popped up shortly after Michelle was telling the event moderator, former White House adviser Valerie Jarrett, about her frustrations with the current political climate and Barack’s […]
President Donald Trump is flatly denying a report saying he questioned Vice President Mike Pence‘s loyalty to his administration. On a piece published Nov. 16, the New York Times reported that several aides and advisers in the White House had heard Trump openly question his second-in-command. Trump countered that story in front of a crowd […]
Though it seems the Georgia gubernatorial contest is finally over, Democrat Stacey Abrams is not done fighting. On Friday, Abrams announced she would no longer seek victory in the contentious race, admitting she could not defeat her opponent Republican Brian Kemp; however, she insisted her speech was not one of concession. “This speech is not a concession, because concession […]
This just in: Donald Trump is still a moron. In an exclusive interview with The Daily Caller, POTUS doubled down on his insane conspiracy theories concerning the ongoing Florida recounts. Trump claimed U.S. elections have been undermined by widespread voter fraud—a myth that has been consistently debunked—and that the only way to combat these alleged crimes […]
Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib are the first Muslim women elected to Congress, having won their respective races for the U.S. House of Representatives. But they were just two in a night of historic firsts. Both women are making the jump from the state House to the U.S. House. Tlaib won in Michigan in 2008 […]
As Election Day draws to a close, celebrities across the country have taken to social media to promote civic engagement among their fans. Some posted selfies taken at the polling station or with “I Voted” stickers; others threw their support behind key state candidates; while many simply shared messages about the importance of voting. Take a look below to see how […]
Kenan Thompson is not the spokesperson for Saturday Night Live, nor is he Pete Davidson’s PR guy. But that hasn’t stopped the media form asking Thompson to address Davidson’s controversial joke about ex Navy SEAL and Senate candidate Dan Crenshaw. First, Thompson sided with critics on Monday, agreeing that Davidson’s joke about the veteran’s eye patch ((he lost […]
On Monday, U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, the guy trying to gut net neutrality, wrote a letter to more than a dozen CEOs (some of whom were in that position for major telephone service providers) to do something about the billions of spam/robocalls that pester and annoy the hell out of Americans every month, Reuters […]
Donald Trump and CNN are going at it because the news network refused to air a campaign ad ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections. The ad directly compares the people that make up the migrant caravan heading through Mexico to escape turmoil in Honduras to convicted cop murderer Luis Bracamontes. Trump headed to Twitter to once again […]
Donald Trump’s presidency reached a new level of weirdness on Friday as he tweeted out an image alluding to his plans to reinstate all U.S. sanctions on Iran that were removed under the 2015 nuclear deal. The weird part about it, however, is he did it with an image riffing on Game of Thrones. pic.twitter.com/nk2vKvHuaL — Donald […]
