'M*A*S*H' star actress dies at 87

Loretta Swit, one of the stars of "M*A*S*H," has died at the age of 87.  The news of her passing…
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Musk criticizes Trump-backed bill, WH treatment of DOGE as DC tenure concludes
One of the most fascinating political stories in recent memory has been that of the bromance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, and now that the latter's time as a special government employee has drawn to a close, rumors of a rift have begun to…
Broadway star Patti LuiPone suggests 'Trumpified' Kennedy Center 'should get blown up'
If you had any doubts that Hollywood celebs were still stricken with severe Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), doubt no more. According to Breitbart, this week's latest celebrity elitist, Broadway veteran and Disney’s "Agatha All Along" star Patti LuPone made especially egregious remarks about the "Trumpified"…
Homan taunt AOC with promise to prosecute Rep. McIver
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Judge suspended by Wisconsin Supreme Court for attempting to arrest defendant
A bizarre situation unfolded in Wisconsin this week after a judge was suspended by the state's Supreme Court for trying to arrest a defendent in 2o21. According to The Hill, Dane County Judge Ellen Berz was suspended by the state's high court for trying "to…
Senate Republicans mock Chuck Schumer over barbecue selfie
As Chuck Schumer faces pressure from his own Democratic party to step aside, Senate Republicans are not letting him live down an embarrassing moment that he shared with the internet. The Senate GOP's campaign arm marked "National Hamburger Day" by mocking the Senate minority leader over…
Trump will 'take a look' at pardons for those convicted of alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer
President Donald Trump has already issued numerous pardons since taking office in January, some more controversial than others, and he likely isn't yet done with extending executive clemency to those he believes have suffered an injustice. On Wednesday, Trump revealed that he would consider pardoning…
Musk set to leave Trump White House at expiration of his limited 'special employee' role
When tech billionaire Elon Musk joined the Trump administration in January to help lead the newly established Department of Government Efficiency, it was acknowledged from the start by Musk and others that his work in that regard would only be temporary. The end of the…
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Earlier this year, a federal judge blocked land that some Native Americans regard as sacred from being transferred to a mining company. Yet in a move which brought sharp disagreement from Justice Neil Gorsuch, the Supreme Court is allowing that transfer to proceed.  Land swap…
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Earlier this year, President Donald Trump imposed an array of sweeping new tariffs in a move he referred to as "Liberation Day." However, this week saw a court move to block those tariffs on the grounds that the president had exceeded his authority.  Case concerns…
Meghan Markle admits to feeling guilty about having a lot of money
Fox News reported earlier this year that Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle was struggling to connect the public despite having launched a podcast and Netflix series. That struggle might intensify after the former actress and British royal family member confessed to feeling guilty about having…
J.D. Vance tells cryptocurrency investors that White House is rolling back red tape
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Middleborough, Massachusetts seventh grader Liam Morrison made headlines in 2023 when school officials sent him home for wearing a t-shirt which bore the slogan "There Are Only Two Genders." While Morrison argued that the shirt was constitutionally protected speech, the Supreme Court has enraged Republicans…
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Melania Trump denies conspiracy theory that Barron was rejected by Harvard University
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