#controversy

#controversy

"Her sole job was making sure housing is expensive and that we all rent for the rest of our lives," read the original post portraying LePatner - a Jewish mom of two - as the face of unaffordable housing.

Maguire's comments were not unusual for him; he shifted from a moderate to a MAGA convert and outspoken right-wing commentator, stirring controversy in tech.

Tyler the Creator's Don't Tap The Glass follows last year's Chromakopia, which blended hip-hop, jazz, and soul, and topped the charts in nine countries.

President Trump stated that the Washington football franchise should revert to the Redskins name, highlighting public desire for it and expressing concern over heritage loss among Native Americans.

Mitch Voit celebrated a three-run triple during a game against USC by mimicking snorting cocaine, leading to a viral video and subsequent apology.

Raynor Winn and her husband, Moth Winn, lost their home after investing in a family friend's failed business, driving them to walk 630 miles along the coast.

Most of the posts with racial references were retweets - someone else on X wrote the tweet and Conley reposted it on her feed. (X is the new name of the longstanding social media site Twitter.)

Labour Party MP Liam Byrne, who chairs the House of Commons Business and Trade Select Committee, asked Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in a letter on Wednesday for clarification and information about its work in the besieged enclave, adding that the query was part of the committee's scrutiny of the UK's commercial, political and humanitarian links to the conflict.

Healy sought the views of the Irish people about golf, regarding it as boring and elitist, prompting significant negative responses towards his stance rather than the sport itself.

The play imagines a future scenario in which Prince George comes out as gay, creating a narrative that intertwines with themes of power, privilege, and colonization.

The BBC stated that, although they respect freedom of expression, they stand against incitement to violence, deeming Bob Vylan’s comments as unacceptable for broadcast.

At the West Holts stage on Saturday afternoon, the London group led a chant of death, death to the IDF, referring to the Israel Defense Forces.