George Armitage’s death at eighty-two marks the quiet end of a filmmaking career defined by subtlety and depth. He was “not a filmmaker who chased attention,” instead trusting audiences to engage with stories shaped by “wit, restraint, and emotional complexity.” His films focused on moral ambiguity, portraying “flawed, fully human individuals rather than symbols or…
A Ford Motor Company employee was suspended after shouting accusations at President Donald Trump during his visit to the Ford River Rouge complex in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident, recorded on video and widely shared online, occurred as Trump toured the facility ahead of a speech to the Detroit Economic Club. The worker, identified as T.J….
The House of Representatives passed a bill that would criminalize gender transition treatments for minors, including surgery and hormone care, with penalties of up to ten years in prison for medical providers. The measure passed narrowly, reflecting sharp partisan divisions. Civil rights groups condemned the bill, calling it “one of the most extreme anti-transgender measures…
The Democratic Party’s long-standing reliance on California, New York, and Illinois as the bedrock of its presidential strategy is colliding with new demographic and political realities. As people leave these blue strongholds for cheaper, faster-growing states, the Electoral College quietly recalibrates. Each lost House seat and electoral vote chips away at a foundation that once…
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos were only supposed to be reacting to a simple news item: Girl Scouts discontinuing two flavors, S’mores and Toast-Yay, after the 2025 season. Mark immediately braced for disaster, threatening to walk off set if his beloved Samoa was on the chopping block. When he learned it was safe, the mood…
The screaming starts before anyone understands what’s happening. A disabled woman, sobbing that she’s autistic and just trying to reach her doctor, is dragged from her car by masked ICE agents on a Minneapolis street already haunted by another killing days earlier. Bystanders erupt. Phones are raised. “Where is your humanity?” In a city still…
The screams came before the smoke. In a quiet neighborhood, a young father’s desperate choice left two little girls trapped in a parked car as flames flickered just feet away. Neighbors sprinted toward danger, unsure what they were about to find. Sirens closed in. Lives hung on seconds. By the time firefighters arrived, the worst…
He didn’t walk away. He turned, raised his hand, and answered fury with fury. In a Detroit factory filled with cameras and workers, a single insult about Jeffrey Epstein ignited President Donald Trump’s raw, unfiltered rage. The White House is calling it “appropriate.” The confrontation at the Ford F-150 plant unfolded in seconds but instantly…
Bill and Hillary Clinton just crossed a line. Subpoenaed, warned, rescheduled — and they still refused to show. Not once, but repeatedly. Now Congress is done playing nice. Chairman James Comer is moving toward contempt, and the stakes are no longer symbolic. This isn’t just about Epstein. The Clintons’ refusal to appear under oath in…
The knife is already at the map. Borders will move, and most people won’t realize what was taken from them until their voice is gone. One Supreme Court case, wrapped in dry legal jargon, is quietly aimed at the meaning of political power itself. What unfolds in Louisiana v. Callais will tell us whether the…