Journalism, platforms, censorship and representation.
The Arizona senator was asked whether America is ready for a disabled first lady and replied by pointing to the nation’s current president.
The BBC Radio 5 Live presenter is said to have apologised to colleagues after repeating an anti-gay slur during a private work meeting, according to reports.
Norah O’Donnell asked Donald Trump whether a line in a suspect’s manifesto referred to him, prompting a sharp denial and an attack on the journalist.
The vice president joined the platform with a post about gender-affirming care and quickly became the most-blocked account in Bluesky’s history, according to Clearsky.
Fox News host Jesse Watters laughed as he suggested Pete Hegseth’s new Pentagon policy could lead to sexual assault risks for women on bases and during port calls in Asia.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment says Wired distorted stolen customer data. Wired says it stands by a report that examined how the venue tracked public figures, including some marked as LGBTQIA.
On Joe Rogan’s podcast, the vice president described Joe Biden’s ice cream habits as “suggestive” and joked about the awkwardness of eating certain foods in public.
The author shared a photo of Freda Wallace during a long thread about past posts, then misgendered her in the caption. Rowling said the picture came from a public event.
After Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, David Shuster argued that any attempt to remove references to Donald Trump would be exposed by the large number of DOJ and FBI employees who reviewed the material in March.
A commentary on Donald Trump’s White House remarks argues that his claims of voter fraud are meant to weaken faith in democracy while advancing anti-transgender policy goals.
The Vermont congresswoman said the defense secretary’s rhetoric and policy choices expose hypocrisy inside the administration. Her comments came in a video posted by MeidasTouch on July 16, 2026.
At a Chapter Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., the Turning Point USA CEO cast the organization’s mission as a struggle against evil and urged supporters to be “happy warriors.”
A new commentary argues that the president’s claims range from routine boasting to statements that clash with readily documented facts, including his record on legislation, taxes and foreign conflicts.
MS NOW’s Morning Joe mocked Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick after showing a photo of him while discussing his criticism of Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
