This Day in History: April 28
Muhammad Ali is stripped of his heavyweight boxing title after he refuses to be drafted into the U.S. armed forces for the Vietnam War; The musical “A Chorus Line”…
Muhammad Ali is stripped of his heavyweight boxing title after he refuses to be drafted into the U.S. armed forces for the Vietnam War; The musical “A Chorus Line”…
Fox News host Sean Hannity opened up Tuesday’s ‘Hannity’ blasting former Secretary of State John Kerry for reportedly advising Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif of Israeli covert operations…
President Joe Biden is scheduled to give his first joint address to Congress Wednesday night, however, lawmakers may be skipping the limited event.
Alyssa Milano pressed that celebrities can help end the pandemic and that what the world needs, in order to combat the coronavirus, is a “diverse set of tools…
At least two people were arrested as protests continued for a seventh straight night Tuesday in Elizabeth City, North Carolina following the shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. last week.
There’s been a widespread blackout in media coverage of the growing controversy surrounding Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry over his alleged sharing of Israeli intel with Iran.
Radio host Dana Loesch, a resident of Carroll ISD, urges parents to push back against the school district’s cultural competency programming.
Kelly Osbourne opened up about her weight loss, cancel culture and more not long after her mother, Sharon Osbourne, exited from “The Talk” after an intense conversation about…
‘The Ingraham Angle’ host Laura Ingraham slams the Biden administration for pushing divisive rhetoric: ‘It’s terrible for out national spirit’
The co-hosts of the conservative podcast Ruthless took aim at Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler over his widely-panned “fact-check” of Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C.