ABC News correspondent James Longman is an ‘Instagram hottie’ known for flaunting his bod in war zones James Longman, aka the “Beirut Beefcake,” the most prominent (openly) gay correspondent at ABC News, just launched a new show on the Disney+ streaming app. Longman, who fell out with his former bosses at the BBC for comparing
Less than a third of the countries that already recognize a Palestinian state are expected to attend, insiders say French president Emmanuel Macron The upcoming two-state solution summit cohosted by France and Saudi Arabia is shaping up to be an “embarrassing” flop, with just around 50 countries expected to send representatives, according to a State
The post, intended to attack Trump, has drawn mockery across social media Donald Trump (Win McNamee/Getty Images) The Democratic National Committee on Thursday posted a chart blaming President Donald Trump for high grocery prices—a chart that actually showed prices soaring during Joe Biden’s presidency and plateauing under Trump. The committee soon deleted the post following
‘We are now considering alternative options to bring our hostages home,’ Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said President Donald Trump at Joint Base Andrews on July 25, 2025 (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) President Donald Trump said Hamas appears to have a death wish after the terrorist organization’s refusal to cut a hostage release deal prompted Israel
Harvard’s settlement alone would dwarf Columbia’s $221 million deal Harvard (edited from Scott Eisen/Getty Images), Trump (Adam Gray/Getty Images) The Trump administration views Columbia University’s settlement over campus anti-Semitism as a “blueprint” for similar payouts from other universities—with Harvard University facing a fine that would dwarf the amount in Columbia’s deal, according to a Friday
Immediately after taking office in July 2020, George Mason University president Gregory Washington announced a flurry of race-conscious initiatives aimed at changing the way the school hired, promoted, and paid faculty members. They included plans to “recognize the invisible and uncredited emotional labor that people of color expend” during the school’s tenure process and to
Columbia University and the Trump administration announced a $221 million settlement agreement on Wednesday, putting an end, for now, to the standoff between the two that had thrown the Ivy League school into a financial crisis. The deal was controversial both inside and outside the Trump administration. While the president is getting a pound of