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A former Times journalist argues that the paper's 175th anniversary exposes a decline in accuracy and fairness, replaced by activism and 'woke partisanship.' He cites coverage of unchanged poverty and record median household income as proof that reporters wanted bad news and were eager to blame Trump.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom was spotted leaving Nobu Malibu with Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Tobey Maguire. The dinner came amid a Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger dispute and continued speculation about Newsom's 2028 presidential prospects.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered near Lincoln Financial Field before Ed Sheeran’s Philadelphia concert, his first since opening act Macklemore was removed from the tour after anti-Israel remarks. The article recounts Macklemore’s onstage 'Free Palestine' statements, Robert Kraft’s decision to bar him from Gillette Stadium, and criticism from Jewish fans and Pink.
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Hasan Piker said he would campaign for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez if she runs for president in 2028. The article notes that some Democratic politicians, including El-Sayed, are distancing themselves from Piker over his past remarks, and it highlights Piker's controversial statements about U.S. foreign policy.
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Converse apologized and pulled a Chuck 70 X ad after critics said the image evoked KKK and lynching imagery. A civil rights attorney criticized the apology as too late, while some online argued the backlash went too far. The article also notes prior Converse campaigns that drew similar criticism.
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A Fox Nation special follows the 'Ruthless' podcast hosts at the Republican National Committee's midterm convention, where they interview Republican officials and strategists. The article promotes the episode as behind-the-scenes access to GOP midterm strategy and the hosts' unscripted humor.
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The article describes a possible illegal immigration-adjacent joke by Pat McAfee on ESPN's College GameDay and frames the ensuing criticism as liberals overreacting. It defends McAfee's patriotic military tribute and dismisses left-leaning complaints as propaganda or humorlessness.
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Bill Maher criticized Macklemore on 'Real Time' over the rapper's anti-Israel remarks that led to his removal from Ed Sheeran's tour, and revived a 2014 controversy about Macklemore wearing a prosthetic 'Jew' nose. Maher also took aim at cancel culture.
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Peter Hitchens attacks Lady Justice Thirlwall’s report on Lucy Letby and the BBC’s coverage, arguing that authorities refuse to admit the conviction is unsafe. He frames the case as a ruling-class failure and claims the Left controls the BBC and now serves authority rather than fighting injustice.
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Nicola Sturgeon is criticized for appearing in a Sky reality show where she defends the United Kingdom, with opponents calling it hypocritical given her career advocating Scottish independence. The article highlights Conservative and source criticisms, her past opposition to Trident, and her estranged husband's embezzlement scandal.
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Columnist Guy Benson, appearing on Fox News’s Gutfeld!, urged young people to socialize at malls instead of doomscrolling, calling in-person time “definitely healthier than the algorithm slavery option.” The article cites a New York Post report on malls’ comeback and Green Street data showing mall values rose 13%.
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Cornell student groups are hosting Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, drawing criticism from Jewish and conservative critics who call him antisemitic and say the university tolerates antisemitism. The article recounts Piker’s past inflammatory comments and presents the event as evidence of a campus problem, with limited dissenting student voices.