Charles Barkley rejected Chris Cuomo’s confidence that affordability would secure Democratic midterm success, warning that talk of socialism, abolishing ICE and defunding police helps Republicans while Democrats still need stronger ideas and candidates.
Ben Affleck discovered that fame and experience carry little authority at home when his children mocked his relationship advice, questioned his expertise, and even turned a bookstore title into a brutal joke about his life.
Betty Ford, Nancy Reagan, Kitty Dukakis, Rita Jenrette, and Hillary Clinton abandoned carefully polished political images to share candid accounts involving addiction, campaign pressure, astrology, public frustration, and painful turmoil within their marriages.
Abdul El-Sayed says he wants to defeat Bill Maher in an argument on Maher’s own show, but the host has rejected his identity based complaint and signaled that he is ready to hold the discussion.
Bill Burr urged healthcare executives to examine their conduct after Brian Thompson’s murder, drawing fierce criticism from attorney Rafael Mangual, who argued that anything short of condemning Luigi Mangione’s actions risks legitimizing violence over corporate grievances.
CNN employees are reportedly bracing for severe cuts after Paramount cleared a major acquisition hurdle, with $6 billion in expected savings and several thousand possible job losses fueling a grim atmosphere inside the cable network.
New police footage shows Paige Bueckers and other WNBA players surrounding an officer during Arike Ogunbowale’s arrest, refusing orders to back away until he drew a Taser near Bueckers’ face.
Channing Tatum says he has only one Instagram account after fans connected him to a deactivated profile that posted cutting remarks about Zoë Kravitz, Harry Styles and Jenna Dewan.