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09/25/2025

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Melania's outfit choice branded "inappropriate" 😮👇🏼

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09/25/2025

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09/25/2025

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In the aftermath of the horrific shooting, 12-year-old Sophia’s chances of survival were slim, doctors said.🔗Read full link in comment below📈👇

09/25/2025

'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' is back, and its viewership has surged.

09/25/2025

“Comedy’s truth-tellers just declared war on silence — Stewart, Noah, Colbert, and Kimmel didn’t just defend free speech, they unveiled a movement that could rewrite the future of news.”
What began as a suspension controversy turned into something far larger: four of America’s most influential satirists stepping out of late-night rivalry to speak as allies against censorship. Networks didn’t plan it, advertisers didn’t want it, and audiences didn’t expect it — yet millions now see the birth of a project daring to say everything traditional news won’t. Why would these comedians gamble their careers on an uncensored “Truth Program”? What makes this moment different from past media rebellions? And could their alliance become the newsroom audiences have been waiting for in an age of mistrust? Full story below 👇

09/25/2025

In the quiet after Charlie Kirk’s memorial, Dennis Prager spoke with a mixture of grief and gratitude about a young man he had called both student and friend. “If circumstances allowed,” Prager admitted, “I would have stood on that stage.” Instead, his words came later — measured, tender, and unflinchingly honest.

Prager remembered Charlie as a listener, not just a speaker. “He claimed to have listened to more of my talks than anyone else,” he said. That devotion showed in Charlie’s command of facts, his courage under fire, and his insistence on treating opponents with dignity. Even Charlie’s final book bore a quiet acknowledgment: it was dedicated to Prager.

But influence, Prager insisted, is best seen in how people remember you. He shared the wisdom of a rabbi friend who had officiated hundreds of funerals: children always insist they were the most loved. “That’s how Charlie’s friends felt,” Prager said. “Each thought he was the closest.” That ability — to make individuals feel uniquely valued — may have been Charlie’s greatest gift.

Then came Prager’s metaphor, simple but searing: “In Oregon, they say you never know the height of a tree until it falls.” Charlie’s fall, at only 31, revealed his true stature. The canopy of his influence stretched across campuses, churches, and homes far beyond what many realized in life.

For Prager, that was the lesson. Charlie’s courage, knowledge, and compassion left roots too deep to be erased. His death was a tragedy, but also a revelation — a reminder that the height of a life is not measured by years lived, but by the reach of its branches.

09/25/2025

Jimmy Kimmel kicked off his comeback with a heartfelt monologue💔⬇️

09/25/2025

This could be the biggest bribery scandal in league history: Three referees exposed as central figures in what is now being called the largest bribery scandal in the WNBA history. Full story:

09/25/2025

This breaks my heart 💔

09/24/2025

News Now: A NFL secretly congratulations Travis Kelce for Taylor Swift is 3months pregnant for him. Full story below…👇

09/24/2025

‼️SH0CKING NEWS: An unreleased episode of The Simpson. It has been rumored that the
Charlie Kirk case actually existed in an episode of The Simpson and this is a sneak peek of that episode...

09/24/2025

Longtime Fox News personality Jesse Watters called for the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in New York City on Sept. 23 following teleprompter and escalator malfunctions that plagued President Donald Trump's visit for the General Assembly earlier that day.

03/12/2025

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