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In a disturbing incident, an Indiana man chopped off his own penis and used it to set his mother's garage on fire, raising serious concerns about mental health.
The View is under fire for its perceived bias towards Democratic candidates, raising questions about its role as a news program.
On MS NOW, Donny Deutsch candidly discusses the challenges posed by Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives for businesses, referencing Cracker Barrel's recent recovery from a significant rebranding error.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld Texas's decision to discontinue in-state tuition for undocumented students, rejecting attempts by advocacy groups to restore the benefit.
On CNN, Audie Cornish calls out Democrat Meghan Hays for her comments on Abdul El-Sayed, emphasizing the need for unity on the left amidst the Platner debate.
In a recent episode of The Weekly Show, Jon Stewart welcomed Jack Smith and Brian Driscoll, discussing pressing political issues and expressing admiration for their courage.
A striking photograph from Reuters captures a young black woman alone on a crowded D.C. Metro train during America's 250th birthday celebration, raising questions about race in America.
In a recent report, CNN's Jim Sciutto discussed the U.S. military strikes on Iran but did not clarify the reasons behind these actions, despite significant Iranian aggression.
CNN's recent report on a shooting involving an immigrant and ICE has sparked debate over media bias and the portrayal of immigration issues.
Following Graham Platner's exit from the Maine Senate race, Morning Joe's Joe Scarborough defended him, cautioning Republicans against hypocrisy in their reactions.
In a recent segment, Ronny Chieng from The Daily Show remarked that Graham Platner's Senate campaign was doomed following serious allegations against him, with only Susan Collins likely to support him.
PolitiFact has issued a rare 'Pants On Fire' rating to a Democrat, indicating a significant falsehood in their statement. This marks a notable moment in political fact-checking.
CNN raises concerns about President Trump's economic strategy following Iran's attacks, drawing historical comparisons to World War II.
The latest NewsBusters podcast discusses the extensive media coverage of Jeffrey Epstein, focusing on how it disproportionately highlights his connections to Donald Trump while neglecting Bill Clinton.
In a striking editorial, CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil criticizes the Democrats for their support of Senate nominee Graham Platner, emphasizing the potential consequences of such coddling.
NBC Nightly News has exclusively reported on a series of Molotov Cocktail bombings targeting churches in New York City, leading to an arrest.
Following the burial of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iranian officials have vowed to take action against former President Donald Trump.
A disturbing case highlights concerns over border policies as an illegal alien is accused of abducting and assaulting a child. This incident raises serious questions about safety and immigration enforcement.
The CIA has been scrutinizing Navy veteran Zachary Young as he attempts to publish a book detailing his defamation trial victory over CNN, raising questions about the agency's actions.
In a recent video, Spencer Pratt, a former candidate for Los Angeles Mayor, claims he has evidence of election fraud and suggests a criminal investigation is needed.