Professor Penn and Royce break down Minnesota’s primary results after Michele Tafoya defeated Royce, questioning the crowded Republican field, establishment influence, and election integrity. Royce declares that the movement—and Roysha, his black transgender lesbian identity—will continue challenging the left’s gender politics and the WNBA. The hosts condemn pro-choice Republicans, arguing that Tafoya’s victory exposed a deep conflict between Christian voters, abortion, Israel, and conservative principles. They maintain that changing America’s culture matters more than winning a single election and call on citizens to keep fighting for the republic. Finally, they examine artificial intelligence, technological dependence, Trump…
The National Guard has been in the city since August of last year as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to crack down on crime and illegal immigration there.
Regulators are using WPATH standards as a set of absolutely certain and inflexible scientific rules at the exact moment that WPATH is shrugging and calling the whole thing a highly debatable guess.
Beijing may be benefiting from the war in Iran and Trump's tariffs and has an edge in the competition for tech supremacy. The New Yorker's Evan Osnos discusses his story "The Future, Made in China."
Howard Stern's dedicated SiriusXM channel Howard 101 faces possible cancellation after the platform slashed more than 50 jobs from his production team in two waves, leaving the once-dominant radio franchise running on fumes. Sources who spoke to The U.S. Sun say the channel, which airs old interviews and clips from the show's two-decade run, may […] The post SiriusXM may axe Howard Stern's second channel after gutting his staff in two rounds of layoffs appeared first on American Almanac .
Howard Stern's dedicated SiriusXM channel Howard 101 faces possible cancellation after the platform slashed more than 50 jobs from his production team in two waves, leaving the once-dominant radio franchise running on fumes. Sources who spoke to The U.S. Sun say the channel, which airs old interviews and clips from the show's two-decade run, may not survive the staffing collapse. With the crew that produced Howard 101's content largely gone, insiders expect SiriusXM to fold whatever archival material remains into Howard 100, Stern's primary channel, and shut the second one down. The warning follows a brutal stretch for Stern's operation. On February 12, SiriusXM cut at least 40 people in a first round of layoffs that hit mostly…Open
TikTok star Bella Poarch dropped out of NBC's first-ever celebrity edition of The Voice after completing the Blind Auditions but before the Battle Rounds, and no one has explained why. Poarch, 29, had already advanced through the Blind Auditions for Season 31 when she abruptly left the competition just days before the Battle Rounds were […] The post Bella Poarch exits The Voice Celebrity mid-season, leaving NBC producers scrambling appeared first on American Almanac .
TikTok star Bella Poarch dropped out of NBC's first-ever celebrity edition of The Voice after completing the Blind Auditions but before the Battle Rounds, and no one has explained why. Poarch, 29, had already advanced through the Blind Auditions for Season 31 when she abruptly left the competition just days before the Battle Rounds were set to begin. An unnamed insider told The U.S. Sun that the departure forced producers to reshuffle team compositions mid-production, throwing the show's schedule into disarray. The reason for her exit remains unknown. The U.S. Sun reported that "it's unclear exactly why Bella chose to step away," and Poarch herself has not commented publicly. NBC's celebrity gamble hits an early snag Season 31 marks a…Open
The State of Florida has declined to file domestic battery charges against former NFL player and ESPN personality Marcellus Wiley, finding the evidence against him insufficient, but his estranged wife's separate abuse allegations in a California divorce filing remain unresolved. Prosecutors issued a filing dated August 10 stating that the testimonial evidence in the case […] The post Florida drops domestic battery case against Marcellus Wiley, citing lack of evidence appeared first on American Almanac .
The State of Florida has declined to file domestic battery charges against former NFL player and ESPN personality Marcellus Wiley, finding the evidence against him insufficient, but his estranged wife's separate abuse allegations in a California divorce filing remain unresolved. Prosecutors issued a filing dated August 10 stating that the testimonial evidence in the case was "not corroborated by any physical or other evidence" and was "insufficient to obtain conviction," USA TODAY Sports reported after obtaining the court records. The filing directed that Wiley's records be cleared and his bond released. The decision ends the criminal case that began on July 4, when Wiley was arrested at a Florida hotel on allegations that he jammed his…Open
The agency that polices the industry does not have the staffing, the legal tools or the will to broadly crack down on wagers that are easily manipulated, experts say.
