Pete "would have been an ideal - if I were a straight white man." "But we were already asking a lot of America: to accept a woman, a Black woman, a Black woman married to a Jewish man," Kamala wrote, according to The Atlantic. "Part of me wanted to say, Screw it, let's just do it. But knowing what was at stake, it was too big of a risk." "And I think Pete also knewe that - to our mutual sadness," Kamala added.
the UK health secretary said the government was looking to create "third spaces" for trans women, away from female single-sex facilities such as toilets and changing rooms. "I know there will be lots of people, probably some Mumsnet users, and there'll be lots of people in the LGBT community and allies who would say that that's outrageous," he said. "I'm trying to find a way through on this that maybe not everyone loves but can live with and treats people with dignity and respect."
During President Donald Trump's month-long anti-crime surge in D.C., U.S. Park Police helicopters circled or hovered over the city seven times as much as they did during the same time last year, and they did so at lower altitudes, according to a Washington Post analysis of flight data. That activity accounted for about half of nearly40 hours helicopters from local
"You can be pro immigration and against illegal routes," Rylan wrote in a statement posted to Instagram and X, after viewers slammed his comments against illegal immigrants, which claimed they were given luxuries like iPads. "You can support trans people and have the utmost respect for women. You can be heterosexual and still support gay rights. "The list continues. Stop with this putting everyone in a box exercise and maybe have conversations instead of shouting on twitter [sic, now X]."
The White House joined TikTok on Tuesday, where it's sharing video clips of President Donald Trump and his staff that attempt to portray them as a quick-witted, rebellious American leaders. These clips, edited together like a sizzle reel, show Trump declining phone calls from Congressmen and threatening lawsuits during a press conference. Another video boasts that Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt "rips" a New York Times reporter after he asked a question at a press conference.
Justice Maria Carroccia stated that the government did not prove the charges against the five hockey players beyond a reasonable doubt, leading to disbelief and reaction within the courtroom.
Around 11 a.m. Wednesday, throngs of trial rubberneckers and Sean 'Diddy' Combs supporters gathered outside the downtown Manhattan federal courthouse in response to the jury's bombshell verdict that found him guilty of transportation for prostitution but not guilty of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking.
"Mentally, I spent a little bit in the psych ward after the fact because it was just... it's overwhelming to realize and to know that tens of millions of people literally despise you."
