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The New York Times immediately politicized Queen Elizabeth II’s passing on Thursday with an op-ed advising people to not “romanticize” her reign, citing Britain’s past colonialism.

The release of My Son Hunter kicked off with a bang on Wednesday as 10/10 ratings rolled on the film’s IMDB page. 

Taking a look at the now-released movie “My Son Hunter,” Washington Post reporter David Weigel, in a recent article, examined how conservatives will receive the film, Hunter Biden, and his corrupt dealings with his father, President Joe Biden, noting that if the movie has a villain, it’s the mainstream media.

Actor Jason Momoa once again shaved a part of himself in the name of helping the environment, namely, his head. 

Pennsylvania Democrat U.S. Senate Candidate John Fetterman struggled yet again in another campaign speech this week as he failed to differentiate between Washington D.C., New Jersey, and his home.

The Russian Foreign Ministry announced on Monday that actors Sean Penn and Ben Stiller have been banned from entering the country along with six U.S. Senators.

Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (GNF) executive Shalomyah Bowers has been accused of “siphoning” off more than $10 million from donors.

The far-left Daily Kos pumped out over 3,000 words to “review” “My Son Hunter,” even though the author flatly admitted to not having seen the movie, an amazing abandonment of the standard orchestration of a “hit-piece,” which requires writers to at least have a modicum of understanding of the subject their piece intends to “hit.” Here, the singularly-named Daily Kos staff writer “Hunter” (we assume no relation), instead opted for full-blown freakout.

Brigham Young University (BYU) Athletics has eliminated the student fan section from volleyball matches amid accusations of racism.

Country star John Rich had a reaction of almost biblical proportions to President Joe Biden’s dark speech on Thursday evening in which “MAGA Republicans” were characterized as a threat to American democracy.

President Joe Biden’s speech Thursday night in which he characterized MAGA Republicans as a dark threat to American democracy has not exactly generated a positive response, with even some of former President Donald Trump’s harshest critics admitting he made a mistake.

Journalists with CNN and CBS severely criticized President Joe Biden for having the U.S. military behind him as he gave a political speech.

President Joe Biden essentially deputized Americans to discriminate against MAGA Republicans, whom he consistently cast as a dark force.

Students and several sources have reportedly disputed Duke University student Rachel Richardson’s claim of being pelted with racial slurs.

Democrat John Fetterman has declined an early September debate against his Republican opponent Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania.

Viral video has captured a pair of horny Blue Jays fans having a little private pitch session in the nosebleed seats on Monday night. 

There’s a new king in town and he goes by the name Greg Gutfeld. His late-night show has outpaced ratings of network funnymen Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon.

Meghan Markle has tacitly threatened to “say anything” after she and Prince Harry left the Royal Family for a new life in the United States. 

A gun bill formed in response to the deadly Alec Baldwin shooting on the set of “Rust” failed to pass in California after discussions stalled between the Motion Picture Association and Hollywood labor unions.

Comedian Chris Rock reportedly declined to host the 2023 Academy Awards following the infamous slap he received.

Tony Ornato, the Secret Service assistant director who denied Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony alleging former President Donald Trump attempted to grab the limo steering wheel during the January 6 Capitol Hill riot, has officially retired.

Prankster Jordan Lewis infiltrated a girl’s basketball tournament by disguising himself as a member of the opposite sex.

Former Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne will be moving back to his home country of Britain after becoming “fed up” with gun violence. 

Twisted Sister lead singer Dee Snider trashed supporters of former President Donald Trump for hijacking his iconic song “We’re Not Gonna Take It.”

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson has been hospitalized after being shot multiple times during a robbery attempt. 

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani predicted that the forthcoming movie “My Son Hunter” will be “censored as much as possible” by the mainstream media and political figures.

Woke online trolls have mobbed Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney for photos showing her family members in “MAGA-inspired hats” at her mother’s 60th birthday party.

Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser has no virtual learning plans for unvaccinated students who are banned from in-person learning as the fall session kicks off.

An op-ed in the WaPo has argued that men in women’s sports could actually be a good thing for young girls by teaching graceful losing.

Former NBA champion Dennis Rodman has decided against traveling to Russia for the freeing of imprisoned WNBA star Brittney Griner. 

Police in New York City have been investigating actor Devin Ratray for rape allegations that were filed in 2017. 

A clip has resurfaced from 2020 of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) telling a father who paid off his daughter’s student loans that he would not get his money back under her loan forgiveness program.

Liberal Jesuit Catholic priest Fr. James Martin, whose teachings regularly undermine church doctrine on homosexual acts and transgenderism, has apologized and deleted his tweet eulogizing a former archbishop who protected sexually abusive priests.

George Lopez has joined the chorus of comedians lining up to sue the streaming station, Pandora, over unpaid royalties. 

Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton admitted to removing rapper Kanye West from her playlist in support of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian. 

Republican Joe Sempolinski has been heralded as the projected winner in the special election for New York’s 23rd congressional district.