A federal judge ruled on Monday that Devin Nunes, an ally of former President Donald Trump and former California congressman, can sue NBC Universal for defamation.
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‘Genderfluid’ Biden Official Sam Brinton Allegedly Stole a Woman’s Luggage
“Openly genderfluid” Sam Brinton, the MIT grad who joined the Joe Biden administration earlier this year as the deputy assistant secretary of the Office of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the U.S. Department of Energy, was charged with a felony las…
WATCH: U.S. Soccer Captain Issues Perfect Response to Troll Iranian Reporter After Question About ‘Black Discrimination’ in America
The captain of the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team (USMNT) had a perfectly classy response to a troll Iranian reporter.
Kim Kardashian Breaks Silence on Balenciaga Child Sexualization Ad
Kim Kardashian has finally broken her silence on the Balenciaga advertisement campaign that featured children holding BDSM-clad teddy bears.
Report: Brian Kemp Files Paperwork to Create Federal PAC
Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp filed paperwork recently with Federal Election Commission (FEC) to create a federal PAC.
WATCH: Rams Coach Sean McVay Takes Brutal Hit to the Face from His Own Player
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay had a rough end to his Thanksgiving weekend on Sunday when his own player mistakenly knocked him.
Former Yeezy Staffers Accuse Kanye West of Watching and Showing Porn at Work — Adidas Vows to Investigate
Adidas has launched an investigation against disgraced rapper Kanye West after former Yeezy staffers accused him of misconduct.
Denmark Considers FIFA Exit over LGBTQ Armband Ban at World Cup
The country of Denmark has started to actively consider exiting FIFA alongside other nations over the ban on OneLove armbands at World Cup.
Meghan Markle Decries Slut-Shaming: Sexuality ‘Very Much Used Against You’
Former actress Meghan Markle decried slut-shaming on her Archetype podcast, claiming men who sleep around get a free pass while women who explore their sexuality face scrutiny.
Illegal Cannabis Growers Still Thrive in California, Stealing Legal Business
The legalization of recreational cannabis in the state of California has reportedly neither led to a downturn in illegal business nor has it relieved stress on law enforcement.