Hasan Piker says he softened his rhetoric after political backlash, even as Democratic leaders and candidates distance themselves from his controversial statements and Republicans continue highlighting his campaign appearances.
Kara Swisher says she wants out of CNN after Paramount settled a lawsuit blocking its Warner Bros. Discovery merger, while Scott Galloway mocked both her prospective departure and the regulatory case brought by state attorneys general.
Florida’s top business lobby is greeting Chicago commuters with billboards thanking Gov. JB Pritzker for jobs and taxable income moving south, while inviting Illinois manufacturers, aviation companies and technology startups to consider the Sunshine State.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says his new information centre will defend democracy from hostile foreign narratives, while critics warn Britain is building an Orwellian censorship machine capable of targeting lawful political dissent.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Jewish outreach relies on liberal activists tied to organizations hostile to Israel, including Jewish Voice for Peace, which blamed Israel and United States complicity hours after the October 7 Hamas attack.
Marco Rubio told NBC News that CNN, MSNOW, and Politico remain free to cover the White House, but the Trump administration is under no obligation to provide them with desks inside the building.
MS NOW interrupted President Trump’s United Nations address to challenge his claims, but the network later corrected its own inaccurate fact check, drawing sharp criticism from Trace Gallagher, Shirin Yadegar, and Jeff Vaughn.
A survey of 683 Democrat voters found net support for a military coup and 29% support for assassination as routes for Trump to leave office, alongside backing for court expansion, ending the filibuster, and prosecutions of Trump officials.