‘These people have no sense of humor .. I love Puerto Rico and vacation there,’ roast comedian Tony Hinchcliffe said. Former President Donald Trump said he didn’t hear comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s Puerto Rico joke during his Oct. 27 Madison Square Garden campaign rally in New York City and that he doesn’t know him. “I don’t
Washington — Crime is a focal point of former President Donald Trump’s bid for the White House, and he and Vice President Kamala Harris have both been working to assume the mantle of the tough-on-crime candidate. Violent crime and property crime dropped overall last year, and the decline in the murder rate from 2022 to
The decision marks only the second time that The Washington Post has chosen not to endorse a candidate since it began the practice in 1976. Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, defended the newspaper’s decision not to endorse a presidential candidate in the upcoming election, saying that endorsements create a perception of bias that
The decision marks only the second time that The Washington Post has chosen not to endorse a candidate since it began the practice in 1976. Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, defended the newspaper’s decision to not endorse a presidential candidate in the upcoming election, saying endorsements create a perception of bias that has
Francesca Albanese blamed Israel for Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack Francesca Albanese (Al Jazeera/YouTube) Barnard College, Columbia University’s sister school, is facing backlash for inviting United Nations official Francesca Albanese to speak on campus this week. Albanese has blamed the Jewish state for Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack and compared Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler. A
‘I strongly feel the best way to do it is in the studio in Austin,’ Rogan says. Popular podcast host Joe Rogan on Tuesday morning said he is leaving the door open for Vice President Kamala Harris to appear on his show, just days after her opponent, former President Donald Trump, did so. As of
Washington — Ballot drop boxes were set on fire in two states, Washington and Oregon, just a week ahead of Election Day, as authorities were already on high alert for the possibility of violent incidents driven by claims of election fraud — including the sabotage of ballot drop boxes. Two ballot boxes went up