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Even before James Gunn’s “Superman” flew in to multiplexes and made a handsome $125 million at the domestic box office, conservative pundits were mad about it.

“We don’t go to the movie theater to be lectured to and to have somebody throw their ideology onto us.” That was Kellyanne Conway talking to Fox News, a network whose whole business model is lecturing and throwing their ideology onto people. Apparently they don’t know much about Superman. Or irony.

Conway and her Maga ilk, many of whom have expressed consternation and wrung their hands over Gunn’s so-called “woke” version of Superman, are entitled to their opinions. They are allowed to dislike and even hate Gunn’s take on the character. They have every right to disagree with Superman’s ethos that all human beings should be treated equally and that every living creature on the planet matters (even the...

The right has already branded the new DC tentpole too woke after its director called the character an immigrant, but just what role do real-world issues play in the film?

Superman Woke! Variations on that headline splashed across all manner of non-Daily Planet websites this week in advance of a new Superman movie reboot, specifically the comments of writer-director James Gunn, who casually characterized the character as an immigrant and, as such, telling the “story of America” in an interview. This rankled rightwingers including the former TV Superman Dean Cain, who acknowledged Superman as an immigrant but blanched at the idea of actively associating that as an American value, noting that “there have to be limits”.

Meanwhile, the former Trump lackey Kellyanne Conway, now a Fox News host, characterized the movie she hasn’t seen as an ideological lecture, and added her supposed anger that the movie’s star,...

Dean Cain, who played Superman from 1993 to 1997 on ABC’s “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” recently told TMZ (via Entertainment Weekly) that he’s wary about Hollywood making the Man of Steel “woke” in James Gunn’s upcoming “Superman,” where David Corenswet takes over the title role. The movie has faced conservative backlash ever since Gunn told The Times of London that Superman is an “immigrant” and “the story of America.”

“How woke is Hollywood going to make this character?” Cain said. “How much is Disney going to change their Snow White? Why are they going to change these characters [to] exist for the times? For Superman, it was ‘truth, justice, and the American way.’ Well, they dropped that… They came up with ‘truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.’ Changing beloved characters I don’t think is a great idea. If you want to create a new character go ahead and do that.

James Gunn’s recent comments to The Sunday Times about his upcoming Superman movie being “the story of America” and rooted in “an immigrant that came from other places” have ignited backlash from conservative circles. Critics, including former Donald Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway, accused Gunn of injecting ideology into the iconic superhero, with some branding the film as “Superwoke.” Gunn simply stated,

I mean, Superman is the story of America. An immigrant that came from other places and populated the country, but for me it is mostly a story that says basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost. Yes, it plays differently.

But it’s about human kindness and obviously, there will be jerks out there who are just not kind and will take it as offensive just because it is about kindness. But screw them.

Even a few netizens took to social media sites...

Those with even the most basic knowledge of the Superman story would not have been surprised to hear what filmmaker James Gunn — director of the highly-anticipated Superman reboot — stated plainly in a recent interview with The Sunday Times. “Superman is the story of America. An immigrant that came from other places and populated the country, but for me, it is mostly a story that says basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost,” he said.

Believe it or not, it’s true: Before there was Clark Kent of Smallville,...

An interview with Superman director James Gunn was published over the weekend, and it generated a lot of discussion. In the piece, the filmmaker called the movie "the story of America" and added, "An immigrant that came from other places and populated the country, but for me it is mostly a story that says basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost."

Gunn later acknowledged that Superman is about "politics" and "morality," and made it clear he's not bothered about offending anyone. Well, Fox News was offended.

In a segment that saw Superman dubbed "Superwoke," network anchor Kellyanne Conway said, "We don’t go to the movie theater to be lectured to and to have somebody throw their ideology onto us." Jesse Watters added, "You know what it says on his cape? MS13."

Variety made a point of asking Gunn and the movie's cast about this...

The new Superman movie is stirring up a lot of talk, even before it hits theaters everywhere. The controversy started after director James Gunn called Superman “an immigrant” in an interview with The Times of London.

Gunn explained that for him, Superman’s story is really about America. He said the movie shows how an immigrant came from another place and became part of the country. But more than that, Gunn said the heart of the film is kindness. “Basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost,” he told the paper.

He also admitted the film touches on “politics” and “morality,” and he knows some people won’t like that. “There are jerks out there who are just not kind… but screw them,” Gunn said.

The idea of Superman as an immigrant isn’t new. The character’s creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, were both children of Jewish immigrants.

The new Superman movie hasn’t even hit theaters everywhere yet, and it’s already become the center of a political storm, especially over director James Gunn’s comments calling Superman “an immigrant.”

In an interview with The Times of London, James Gunn explained what the story of Superman means to him. He said it’s “the story of America” and that the film shows how “an immigrant came from other places and populated the country.”

But what matters most to him, he said, is that the movie is really about kindness. “Basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost,” Gunn told the paper. He admitted the story does involve “politics” and “morality,” and he knows not everyone will be happy about that. In fact, he added bluntly, “There are jerks out there who are just not kind… but screw them.”

The immigrant roots of Superman aren’t a new idea.

Eyes up here, Superman fans. The time has finally come for DC's flagship hero to make his newest appearance in James Gunn's highly anticipated reboot film, after months and months of extremely calm and perfectly rational frenzied speculation over just how this franchise restarter would actually turn out. With Zack Snyder's controversial take on the character now in the rearview mirror and Gunn's interpretation ahead of us we can practically look to the skies in anticipation of what comes next.

The ultimate answer to what comes next is inching closer and closer with the first official reactions to the upcoming "Superman." Slated to fly into theaters in just a few days, the new blockbuster has already screened for critics around the globe, and their early thoughts and hot takes are currently pouring into social media as we speak. Is this the savior that Warner Bros. and DC so desperately needed?...

The team behind “Superman” is responding to the backlash after director James Gunn said the DC tentpole is the story of “an immigrant that came from other places.”

When asked about the reaction to his comments, James Gunn explained that the movie is for “everyone” and that he doesn’t have “anything to say to anybody” spreading negativity around “Superman.”

“I’m not here to judge people,” he told Variety at Monday night’s “Superman” premiere at Hollywood’s Tcl Chinese Theatre. “I think this is a movie about kindness and I think that’s something everyone can relate to.”

Nathan Fillion, who plays Guy Gardner, aka Green Lantern, laughed off the negativity and kept his response brief.

“Aw, somebody needs a hug,” Fillion said. “Just a movie, guys.”

Nathan Fillion on Maga backlash to James Gunn calling Superman an immigrant: "Somebody needs a hug. It's just a movie guys.

Michelle Wolf knows how a low-stakes news cycle works. It typically starts with an event, the backlash and discourse unfold, and after a while, everyone eventually moves on. After her appearance at the 2018 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the comedian figured this was the course it would take and was content with moving on. But when then-White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the target of one of her joke’s that night, revived the conversation in her memoir, Wolf figured she might as well crack open her own vault of...

In 2017, Kellyanne Conway, then a senior counselor to President Donald Trump, was reprimanded by her own party when she told Fox News viewers to go out and “buy Ivanka’s stuff.” The comment, a response to Nordstrom dropping Ivanka Trump’s products from their stores, was treated as a gross ethics violation by a White House official. Fast forward to Trump’s second term, and the first family is profiting off of the presidency in increasingly novel and flagrant ways, while the administration is doing all it can to boost...

American Idol kicked off Sunday night with its annual promise: to serve as a launching pad for aspiring young musical talent. But some contestants already have a head start with a familiar advantage: the lineage of a famous family.

Season 23 rolled out its first “nepo baby” with Baylee Littrell, son of Backstreet Boys member Brian Littrell, who auditioned in front of judges Carrie Underwood, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan.

“There’s something about you that looks familiar,” Underwood said to the 22-year-old Georgia hopeful.

Idol didn’t hide Baylee’s background, it leaned into it: showing footage of dad Brian introducing him onstage and performing, and a photo of Underwood with Backstreet Boys posters on her wall.

Brian Littrell made the case for his son, saying that being the progeny of a famous singer isn’t exactly a perk. Still, it didn’t hurt his chances either, as he earned...

Veteran NBC News anchor and chief political analyst Chuck Todd is leaving the network, TheWrap has learned.

“There’s never a perfect time to leave a place that’s been a professional home for so long, but I’m pretty excited about a few new projects that are on the cusp of going from ‘pie in the sky’ to ‘near reality,’” Todd said in a memo to staff obtained by TheWrap on Friday. “So I’m grateful for the chance to get a jump start on my next chapter during this important moment.”

His update comes a few weeks after Semafor reported the former “Meet the Press” host had been looking at different news outlets to join. Todd said in his Friday memo that his “Chuck Toddcast” podcast would be “coming with me” to his next stop, for which he thanked NBC.

“We’re grateful for Chuck’s many contributions...

Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway screamed in the face of former The View host Meghan McCain at an event this summer.

Conway approached McCain in the green room at a backstage panel hosted by the Washington Post for the 2024 DNC Convention. She began to verbally assault her for sharing her thoughts on her marriage to conservative lawyer George Conway. The former couple divorced last year.

“You’re in my space,” McCain repeated, “I’m uncomfortable.”

Those with a more sympathetic recollection said Conway waited for the area to clear so as not to create an unnecessary spectacle and approached McCain, saying, “You have no right to speak about my marriage like that.” Others observers claim Conway was “shrieking like a banshee,” and that McCain was trying to calm her down.

In the middle of her rant, eyewitnesses say McCain finally lost her patience and snapped back at Conway for her rude behavior.

Is “narcissistic” Meghan McCain throwing her hat in the ring for a chance at joining the Real Housewives? She has always been outspoken and never afraid to speak her mind which would make her the perfect addition to the hit Bravo reality series. So, what has brought this idea up? Keep reading for further details.

Meghan McCain Shows She’s Perfect For Housewives

For several seasons, Meghan McCain was a force to be reckoned with on The View. She was very articulate yet she was also opinionated. This was the perfect combination to be on this talk show’s panel as she could banter with the best of them. Yet, her time there was often riddled with disputes and disagreements. She began in October 2017 and eventually exited after four seasons. It became very combative toward the end of her run, especially with Joy Behar. Meghan had gone on maternity leave...

Meghan McCain may not be on The View any longer, but she is still getting into fights with other ladies.

Meghan McCain was on The View for four short years between 2017 and 2021 and was “miserable” during that time as the lone conservative voice during that time.

She shared that sentiment on her podcast, Meghan McCain Has Entered the Chat, which has since been renamed Citizen McCain with Meghan McCain.

While she is not sparring with any of the current ladies on The View, including Sunny Hostin or Joy Behar, she is still involved in arguments.

During a recent women’s summit, The Washington Post’s post-election Global Women’s Summit, Kellyanne Conway had some mean things to say to Meghan, furthering their feud.

According to The Daily Beast, Meghan called Kellyanne and her previous husband, George Conway, “gross” on The View and other shows like Watch What Happened Live with Andy Cohen.

Election Day is here, and the major news networks are prepared for a long night — and potentially a long week.

With over 50 million people early voting in the 2024 Presidential Election, Tuesday night will offer plenty of results to thumb through even if an ultimate winner isn’t called until later in the week, and most of the news networks will kick off their election night coverage at 6 p.m. Et, with CNN even starting at 12 a.m. Et while NBC News begins at 5 p.m. Et.

MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki will return to the Big Board — and will even be livestreamed on Peacock and other social platforms — while Fox News will see Bill Hemmer steering the “Bill”-board.

Most networks have scheduled eight hours of election night programming from 6 p.m. Et to 2 a.m. Et, with a result for the presidential showdown between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump not expected immediately.

When Mark Cuban waded into the choppy waters of political commentary, even he might not have predicted the backlash storm he’d face over one Donald Trump-inspired comment. Accusing Trump of needing to man up, Cuban’s words sparked debates that went far beyond the billionaire’s usual business domain.

Mark Cuban from Shark Tank | Credits: ABC

Suddenly, social media was ablaze with people asking if sexism was just a buzzword tossed around when politically convenient—or if it was time both sides owned up to double standards. Cuban’s remark has reignited a decades-old discussion: is holding leaders accountable truly equal across the aisle, or is it, as many suggest, a card played depending on who’s dealing?

Mark Cuban Critiques Donald Trump’s Relationship with Strong Women and Sparks Controversy Over Gender Dynamics Donald Trump speaks at the Cpac rally in Maryland in 2013 | Image by Gage Skidmore,...

Melania Trump has a new book coming this month, perhaps that’s why the knives are out for the former supermodel and First Lady?

Her husband Donald Trump is running for office again and on Saturday the former Flotus was ridiculed after bragging about her latest business venture.

Meliana Trump’s Chotchkes

This weekend Melania, mother of Barron Trump, trumpeted her brand-new Christmas ornament collection with the words: “Merry Christmas, America! Each unique piece captures the magic of the holiday season. Let these ornaments inspire cherished memories & bring warmth to your entire family.”

Melania Trump’s Newest Collection

Her announcement on X reveals that her decorations range from $75 to $90 and are named ‘USA Star,’ ‘Vote Liberty,’ ‘Let It Snow,’ and ‘Love & Freedom.’ But according to the Daily Mail, Melania’s Christmas schtick isn’t sitting right with some.

That’s because when she was ensconced in the White House in...

The Atlantic is launching a new podcast Wednesday that focuses on figures who are supporting those who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

The limited series is hosted by Hanna Rosin, senior editor and Radio Atlantic host, and podcaster Lauren Ober, with episodes released each Wednesday over the next five weeks.

The podcast also is tied to an Atlantic feature story, The Insurrectionists Next Door, which spotlights the Justice for January 6 movement. Rosin and Ober had been walking around their neighborhood in Northeast D.C. last year when they noticed a Chevy Equinox with Texas plates and with slogans on the back windshield that read, Free Our Patriots, The Three Percenter, Original; and J4J6.

As it turned out, one of their new neighbors was Micki Witthoeft, the mother of Ashli Babbitt. Babbitt was shot and killed in the Capitol that day as she was with a mob trying to break through the Speaker’s Lobby,...

Elon Musk is getting called out for a comment he made to Taylor Swift after the singer publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president.

The X owner took to his microblogging platform to make a post that many call “creepy” with a message to Swift.

“Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life,” Musk wrote in a post on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

Fine Taylor … you win … I will give you a child and guard your cats with my life

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 11, 2024

The post from the Donald Trump supporter came after Swift shared why she was endorsing Harris and Tim Walz in their run for the White House. Swift signed the post “Childless Cat Lady” as a dig at Republican Vice Presidential nominee Jd Vance, who said in a 2021 Fox News Interview that the Democrats...

Claudia Conway, daughter of the former president’s adviser, Kellyanne Conway, said she doesn’t care about the criticism she has received after voicing her support for the vice president in the 2024 race.

Conway shared a photo of herself with her father, George Conway, who has criticized the former president. The two were pictured in the audience at the DNC, with the caption saying “Maga’s most-hated.” The post received 2.2 million views.

While she received encouragement from some users, others condemned the 19-year-old. One commented, “What a f—ed up family.”

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— Claudia Conway (@claudiamconwayy) August 20, 2024

Despite the backlash, Claudia is staying true to her beliefs.

“All of those comments that are saying that – I’m with my parents right now and we feel sorry for them,...

Out with the old, in with the new and blue? That’s what a lot of fans and critics alike are probably thinking to themselves as Kellyanne Conway shared a photo of herself posing with none other than Donald Trump.

Here’s What Critics Really Think Of Kellyanne Conway

Not only that, but she also had on a brand new baby blue ‘Make America Great Again’ hat.

Kellyanne shared her pics with Trump on social media and captioned them with, “Quite the visit today with ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩ in #NJ. Bonus: the new blue #Maga 45-47 hat from the man behind the movement. #winners.”

Clearly, these two seem to be on good terms again, despite their history and past.

It goes without saying that many fans and critics alike sure did have a lot to say about the matter on social media.

Some even commented with, “I’ve never forgiven you for...

Let’s just say that she’s got a good point here. There’s a new report that suggests Melania Trump wants a certain woman to come back to Donald Trump’s life and you won’t believe who it is. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Melania Trump – Wants This Woman To Come Back In Donald Trump’s Life

According to the Daily Beast, Melania is pushing Donald to bring back his former advisor Kellyanne Conway. Because she thinks that if there’s one person who can help him win the presidential campaign, it would be Kellyanne, as she was quite instrumental in helping him beat Hillary Clinton back in 2016.

Not only that, but Melania is pushing for Kellyanne to comeback simply because she believes she’s a “familiar face amid a sea of relative newcomers” who probably don’t know what they are doing at this point.

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Fox News Media (Fnm) will present special programming surrounding the 2024 Democratic National Convention (DNC) beginning Sunday, August 18th through Friday, August 23rd. Originating from Chicago, Illinois, the network’s convention coverage will be available across all of Fox News Media’s signature platforms, including Fox News Channel (Fnc), Fox Business Network (Fbn), Fox News Audio, Fox News Digital and Fox Nation.

Fnc will commence its special coverage from Chicago on Sunday with Fox News Sunday anchored by Shannon Bream (check your local listings). From 10 Am-12 Pm/Et on Fnc, Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino will anchor America’s Newsroom, followed by Outnumbered at 12 Pm/Et, America Reports from 1-3 Pm/Et, The Story with Martha MacCallum at 3 Pm/Et and...

Former President Donald Trump is trying to downplay his presidential opponents’ rally crowd sizes, falsely claiming that “nobody was there” at a Detroit event hosted by Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.

Trump, who is obsessed with the size of his own crowds and frequently exaggerates attendance numbers, is “unhappy” with the number of people who have been attending Harris and Walz’s campaign events, as Rolling Stone reported last week.

“Has anyone noticed that Kamala Cheated at the airport?” Trump ranted Sunday on Truth Social.

The world has changed in countless ways since Billy Joel kicked off his monthly Madison Square Garden residency in January 2014. Donald Trump was a mere NBC reality show host at the time, Jeb Bush had good reason to think he was the future of the Republican party, and few people outside the world of virology had heard the term “coronavirus.”

But despite all the changes we’ve lived through, it was a certainty that (barring illness or global pandemic), Billy Joel would play a spectacular show at Madison Square Garden every single month.

Kellyanne Conway, a prominent conservative strategist, and her daughter, Claudia Conway, have been at odds ever since Claudia emerged as a strong critic of the former president and now his V.P. pick, J.D. Vance.

Conway, who advised the former president during his first term in office, endorsed Vance as his V.P. choice on X with the statement, “Senator @JDVance1 represents a new generation of America First warriors. His life experiences and vision equip him to fight for the forgotten men, women and children. Let’s win in 2024!”

Claudia responded to the post, “Thought he called the former president ‘Hitler’? He did. Though he said he opposes marriage equality and abortions for r— and incest? … Oh, right, he did.”

In another post, Claudia responded to a video in which Vance says women should stay in “violent” or “unhappy” marriages for the sake of their children with “Major yikes.”

Conway...

Tucker Carlson and his estranged ex-boss Rupert Murdoch very nearly collided Wednesday in the lobby of the Trade Hotel in Milwaukee, where they’ve both been staying during the Republican National Convention this week. Sources tell Hot Source that the potentially awkward reunion was averted by quick-thinking Murdoch aides, who formed a human wall around the Fox News baron just as Carlson was passing by, narrowly averting contact between the two.

Carlson, of course, was fired from Fox in April 2023, part of the fallout from the Dominion Voting System lawsuit, which cost the network $787 million in damages. Relations between Fox and the talk show host — who during his tenure at Fox lobbed such on-air whoppers as George Floyd died of a drug overdose — are said to be strained, to say the least.

Not completely surprising then that Carlson would be using the RNC as something of a revenge tour against the Murdochs,...

America decides in 2024, and viewers who want to see the most coverage of the 2024 Republican National Convention when it meets in Milwaukee starting Monday, July 15 have plenty of options. Unsurprisingly, the most coverage will come from Fox News and the Fox broadcast network. With the assassination attempt of former president Donald Trump on Saturday, there will undoubtedly be even more attention on the GOP proceedings than normal. That means the best way to stream the 2024 RNC is with a 5-Day Free Trial of Directv Stream.

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Tucker Carlson is among the celebrity names slated to speak at next week’s Republican National Convention, reportedly in a plum spot on Thursday night before Donald Trump himself accepts the party nomination.

In addition to a long list of elected officials who are backing Trump, the speaker lineup also includes celebrities like Amber Rose, the model, rapper and former stripper; Dana White, the CEO of UFC; and Savannah Chrisley, the TV personality whose parents are serving prison time for fraud and tax evasion. Also on the bill: Lee Greenwood and Chris Janson.

Notably missing from the lineup: Former First Lady Melania Trump and the former president’s daughter, Ivanka Trump. They each spoke at the 2016 and 2020 conventions.

House GOP leaders like Speaker Mike Johnson, Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Majority Whip Tom Emmer are on the list, but Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Minority Whip John Thune and Republican...

The 2024 U.S. presidential election is already shaping up to be packed with key storylines, and prospective voters can be forgiven for not keeping so many important issues straight. Fox Nation wants to help, and is premiering a new show "Here's the Deal With Kellyanne Conway," hosted by the former campaign manager of President Trump herself. The show debuts on Thursday, July 11, and will drop a new episode every week until November. You can stream it with a 60-Day Free Trial of Fox Nation.

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Fox News Channel (Fnc) contributor and former White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway will provide an in-depth look into the major topics driving the election cycle,...

Former First Lady Melania Trump raised $1.4 million in a single night during a fundraiser for the Log Cabin Republicans.

The event took place at Melania’s New York City penthouse in Trump Tower.

“@Melaniatrump opened her NYC Penthouse tonight to raise money for @LogCabinGOP,” Richard Grenell, a gay Republican who served in the former president’s cabinet, wrote in an X post on July 8. “It’s the first campaign event ever held at the Trump residence. And we raised $1.4 million in one night. Our goal is to get 50% of the gay vote for Donald Trump.”

“This was an amazingly spectacular event for Log Cabin Republicans and the future of the Republican Party,” the Log Cabin Republicans mentioned in an X post on July 9. “We cannot be thankful enough to @MelaniaTrump for her leadership and support of equality for all. This Republican Party is one for All Americans.”

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Fox News Media’s premium streaming service Fox Nation will debut a new weekly political affairs program hosted by former Trump Administration official Kellyanne Conway, the company announced this week.

“Here’s the Deal with Kellyanne Conway” will debut on July 11 and see new episodes land on Fox Nation every Thursday. Fox Nation is a co-owned with the Fox News Channel, the broadcast outlet where Conway appears as an on-air contributor.

Conway will “provide an in-depth look into the major topics driving the election cycle, including predictions for 2024, the role of Independents in the election and the top issues impacting the ballot, including inflation, immigration, and abortion,” a Fox News Media spokesperson said in a statement.

“During an unprecedented election year, we are proud that Kellyanne’s insights into the inner workings of political...

Rob Lowe is being succeeded by his son in the latest trailer for Unstable Season 2, premiering Thursday, Aug. 1 on Netflix.

In the comedy’s new season, “universally admired, eccentric, narcissist-adjacent biotech entrepreneur Ellis Dragon (Rob Lowe) lays out a series of challenges and mind games for his son Jackson (John Owen Lowe) to see if he has what it takes to succeed him as the heir to the Dragon empire, but does a newcomer have other ideas?” reads the official description.

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The 2024 U.S. presidential election promises to be one of the most consequential in the history of the country. Incumbent President Joe Biden will take on former President Donald Trump, and the pair have scheduled a single debate to lay their positions before the country. Jake Tapper and Dana Bash will moderate the debate on CNN on Thursday, June 27 at 9 p.m. Et, and will be simulcast on a number of different networks. Viewers can stream the entire debate live with a subscription to Sling TV.

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CNN is hosting the Biden-Trump debate, but it will be simulcast on a host of other networks.

Former President Donald Trump (left) and President Joe Biden. (Photos by Gage Skidmore)

The Fox News Channel will offer a live simulcast of CNN’s presidential debate next week, the network announced in a statement.

The debate is scheduled to take place on Thursday, June 27 and will mark the first formal debate between incumbent President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Both are the presumed nominees for their respective parties.

The event is the first time two leading presidential candidates have participated in a nationally-televised debate not organized by the Commission on Presidential Debates since the 1980s. The candidates mutually agreed to appear on CNN and ABC News for at least two debates during the election season, and the two networks have offered other TV stations and news outlets the opportunity to simulcast them live.

On Thursday, a spokesperson for Fox News Media said their channel was taking CNN up on the offer,...

Donald Trump has had payback on the brain since he was convicted on 34 felony charges of falsifying business records in New York last week. He told Sean Hannity on Wednesday that he would have “every right” to weaponize the Justice Department to prosecute his political enemies should he win in November. He told Dr. Phil a day later that “sometimes revenge can be justified,” with the interview airing hours after he called for members of the House Jan. 6 Committee to be indicted. This all comes amid months of the former...

Legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and front man for the Who Roger Daltrey has a solo North American tour on June 10. So he stopped by Bill Maher’s Real Time on Friday to do some reminiscing on his long career and what comes next.

After thanking Daltrey “for all the entertainment over the years,” Maher got right to the point: “I don’t remember seeing you with a shirt,” he said, offering a brief montage of Daltrey in his prime, sans shirt.

“A little bit too much information,” Daltrey said, and then admitted, “I get incredibly hot when I sing. It’s like a furnace.” Still, he allowed, at 80 years old, he’s more likely to keep the shirt on this time around.

They tripped down memory lane, with Daltrey revealing the iconic cover of Who’s Next was a composite of an obelisk holding up a slag heap,...

Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks took the stand in Manhattan court Friday to testify in the criminal trial of her ex-boss, Donald Trump.

Trump has been charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. The case, brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg last year, revolves around allegations that a 2016 hush-money payment made at Trump’s direction to adult film actress Stormy Daniels violated campaign finance laws.

Hicks, who left the White House alongside the former president in 2021, was a central figure in Trump’s 2016 campaign and subsequent...

Real Time With Bill Maher continues Friday, May 3 (10:00-11:00 p.m. Et/7:00-8:00 p.m. Pt). Allowing Maher to offer his unique perspective on contemporary issues, the show continues with its opening monologue, one-on-one interviews with notable guests, roundtable discussions with panelists, and its signature “New Rules.” The series airs on HBO and is available to stream on Max. This week features a one-on-one interview with Roger Daltrey, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, co-founder, and frontman for the rock band “The Who.” This week’s panel discussion includes Kellyanne Conway, former senior counselor to President Trump, Fox News contributor, and author of the #1 New York Times Best Seller, “Here’s the Deal: A Memoir”; ... Read more...

The chants and shouts of pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted the entry to the Washington Hilton for this year’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, but once inside, attendees were greeted with what has become the usual scene: Celebrities on the red carpet, a crush for the security line and glitterati packed into a cavernous ballroom.

“I want to thank my wife for enduring lots of jokes and for agreeing to individually meet everyone in this room right after the ceremony,” the evening’s featured entertainer, Colin Jost, quipped about Scarlett Johansson, who posed for photos with a non-stop stream of attendees. She continued to do so later in the evening, at the Comcast-nbcu after party at the French ambassador’s residence.

Joe Biden laughs at Colin Jost as he entertains at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner.

The protests outside — now ubiquitous at any public event, much less one that mixes politics,...

George Conway, a top Republican lawyer who has been an outspoken critic of former president Donald Trump, has donated the maximum amount of $929,000 to President Joe Biden’s victory fund.

Conway, who divorced Kellyanne Conway, the ex-Trump White House counselor, is also going to headline a fundraiser for Biden on April 24, with a minimum donation of $500 per person.

The event will take place in Washington, D.C., marking the anti-Trump lawyer’s “first big pro-Biden event.”

Melissa Moss, a strategic consultant, and her husband, Jonathan Silver, are the lead hosts for the event.

The lawyer frequently appears on MSNBC to criticize Trump, calling him a “psychopath” and “sadistic.”

Conway said that he was hoping to “make amends” for supporting the former president in the past.

“I don’t like corrupt politicians,” Conway stated on C-span’s Washington Journal last December. “I don’t like liars. That’s what this is about.

TikTok is trying to stop the U.S. government from implementing a nationwide ban on the app, but its big move may have backfired. As the House of Representatives prepares to vote on a contentious bill introduced by a bipartisan group of Congresspeople, TikTok has prompted its U.S.-based users to call their Congressional reps and protest the measure.

The bill, co-authored by Mike Gallagher (R-wi) and Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-il), is the latest in a years-long series of proposals that, if enacted, would effectively ban TikTok in the United States. This particular bill would enforce its ban by pointing to China’s status as a “foreign adversary.” Congress has long harbored concerns about TikTok’s data security practice, and the bill would act on those fears by sidelining apps that could send data to China.

The House Commerce Committee passed Gallagher and Krishnamoorthi’s bill with a 50-0. The next...

Nikki Haley is — at least for now — refusing to drop out of the 2024 Republican primary. Following her second-place finish in New Hampshire, she delivered an upbeat concession speech, promising to continue her campaign at least through South Carolina’s primary later this month. The address infuriated Donald Trump and his allies, who falsely accused Haley of claiming victory.

Kellyanne Conway, the former Trump campaign manager turned Fox News contributor, even told Sean Hannity that Haley is guilty of “election denial” and must drop out of the race given Trump’s...

A small contingent of journalists gathered near the Canadian border earlier this morning to watch as Dixville Notch, Nh, continued its tradition of casting the first ballots on an election day.

Nikki Haley cleaned Donald Trump’s clock in this hamlet — 6 votes to none.

As the day goes on, network correspondents are fanning out across the state at precincts to talk to actual voters, after months in which the first-in-the-nation primary was judged and assessed by polls. Commentary and analysis is focusing on whether

Haley and her top surrogate, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, blitzed the airwaves on Monday, while Trump held a final rally in Laconia, Nh, where he predicted that Haley would be out of the race after tonight. He was interrupted by climate protesters, who have been a frequent presence at events in recent days.

There is a Democratic race, too. Joe Biden is not on the ballot,...

Have you heard it’s cold in Des Moines? The subzero temperatures are making Monday’s caucuses in Iowa the coldest on record, a running theme of coverage throughout the day and into this evening. It’s not trivial, as the frigid weather may very well impact turnout.

As Iowa’s first votes of the 2024 presidential race come in, expect a lot of analysis, punditry and prediction, even if the results represent just a sliver of the primary electorate. The Hawkeye state’s primacy as the first-in-the-nation often obscures the peculiarities of the caucus system, unless there is some kind of glitch, which is what happened four years ago with the Democrats.

That said, networks see the caucuses as the kickoff of what is hoped a spike in viewer interest in the presidential contest, as was seen in 2020 and 2016. All of the broadcast networks are planning for ongoing coverage of...

Kate McKinnon, whose celebrated 11-year stint on Saturday Night Live ended in 2022, is heading back to Studio 8H — this time as headliner.

NBC announced Wednesday that the two-time Emmy winner (and Barbie scene-stealer) will serve as host for the first time on Dec. 16, alongside musical guest Billie Eilish (marking her third time on SNL).

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Meanwhile, one week earlier — on Dec. 9 — Adam Driver (Ferrari) will handle hosting duties, with...

Miles Taylor, a former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security under former President Donald Trump, discusses the former president’s “naked sexism” in his upcoming book Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump.

Taylor’s book cites various accounts from aides that describe Trump’s lewd comments about his daughter Ivanka‘s physical appearance, including how he talked about “what it might be like to have sex with her.”

He also referred to Ivanka’s breasts and backside, leading White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to tell the president that she was his daughter.

This comes after multiple former staffers came out about Trump’s inappropriate behavior toward women while president and a New York jury found him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll.

Taylor also includes his personal account of seeing Trump’s behavior toward Kirstjen Nielsen, who was...