Alanis Morissette publicly targeted former “Dogma” costar Ben Affleck over a past sexuality remark, then played a violent scene showing his character’s head exploding as divided reactions spread across social media.
DHS says a twice deported Honduran national accused of attempting to breach a United Airlines cockpit received asylum after claiming he feared being killed because he was transgender, exposing what officials called a weak asylum system.
Patrick Duffy described how his parents were murdered inside their Montana bar in 1986, how he broke the news to his sons and why his Buddhist practice became a crucial source of comfort.
Rep. Melanie Stansbury blamed Washington gridlock for missing a scheduled vote on impeaching War Secretary Pete Hegseth, while acknowledging she should have arrived sooner and noting supporters lacked the votes needed to advance the effort.
Anthony Clark died at 62, prompting heartfelt tributes from Mike O’Malley, Dane Cook, Nick Swardson and fans who remembered the “Yes, Dear” star as a gifted comedian whose performances delivered unforgettable laughter.
The Washington Post tried to shame Marco Rubio over military aircraft travel to his son’s football games, but an aide cited government protocols and said the secretary remains unapologetic about attending family events whenever his duties permit.
Delray Beach officials say Florida’s new DEI restrictions legally prevent the city from organizing, funding, or promoting its 2027 St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Pride event, prompting outrage from residents and a scramble to save the parade.
“Below Deck” alum João Franco and his brother are in prison after a violent confrontation outside a Turkish clothing store ended with the death of a 17 year old employee who suffered a severe head injury.