- Jennifer Lopez Says Ayo Edebiri ‘Apologized With Tears in Her Eyes’ Over Resurfaced Comments Slamming Lopez: ‘She Was Mortified’ Variety
- Jennifer Lopez Says Ayo Edebiri Tearfully Apologized For Insulting Her Singing TMZ
- Jennifer Lopez Reveals Ayo Edebiri Was ‘Mortified’ When Past Insults Resurfaced Ahead of ‘SNL’ Billboard
- Jennifer Lopez Reacts to Ayo Edebiri Calling Her Career a ‘Scam,’ Reveals Exactly What Ayo Said in Her Apology Just Jared
- Jennifer Lopez reveals ‘mortified’ Ayo Edebiri apologized for past insults through ‘tears’ New York Post
Tag Archives: Slamming
Siddharth Anand REACTS to Pakistani actress Hania Aamir slamming the Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone – IndiaTimes
- Siddharth Anand REACTS to Pakistani actress Hania Aamir slamming the Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone IndiaTimes
- Fighter receives UA certification: CBFC reveals runtime for Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone starrer Bollywood Hungama
- Hrithik Roshan gets ultimate ‘tripti’ on eating sweets after 14 months during Fighter’s Ishq Jaisa Kuch shoot PINKVILLA
- Fighter: Siddharth Anand REACTS As Pakistani Actress Accuse Hrithik Roshan Film of ‘Spreading Hate’ News18
- Fighter Box Office Collection: Hrithik Roshan Takes The Republic Day Total To 2300+ Crore, Eyeing Mammoth Targets From 543.22 Crore Lifetime Collection To 55 Crore Opening Day Koimoi
Caitlyn Jenner states she’ll ‘never have a relationship in the future’ after slamming her family in shock… – The US Sun
- Caitlyn Jenner states she’ll ‘never have a relationship in the future’ after slamming her family in shock… The US Sun
- Caitlyn Jenner Says She’ll Never Be In Another Relationship Again TMZ
- Caitlyn Jenner Claims She Chose To Appear In Controversial ‘House Of Kardashian’ Docuseries Because “It’s Very Disappointing To See How They’re Represented” Decider
- ‘We hit it off right at the beginning’: Caitlyn Jenner reveals it was ‘love at first sight’ with ex wife Kris Jenner; Details inside PINKVILLA
- Caitlyn Jenner: I’m very single and will never have a relationship in the future Marca English
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‘Surprised’ Gayle King reacts to Cindy Crawford slamming Oprah – New York Post
- ‘Surprised’ Gayle King reacts to Cindy Crawford slamming Oprah New York Post
- ‘Disappointed’ Gayle King reacts to Cindy Crawford’s claim Oprah Winfrey treated her ‘like chattel’ Page Six
- Gayle King Addresses Cindy Crawford Calling Out Oprah Winfrey Over Past Comments (Exclusive) Entertainment Tonight
- Oprah Winfrey’s best pal Gayle King says she is ‘DISAPPOINTED’ by Cindy Crawford’s claim that she was treated Daily Mail
- Gayle King Defends Oprah After Cindy Crawford Calls Her Out: ‘I’m Surprised & A Little Disappointed’ HollywoodLife
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They integrated Little Rock’s schools — now they’re slamming restrictions on AP African American Studies – NBC News
- They integrated Little Rock’s schools — now they’re slamming restrictions on AP African American Studies NBC News
- Arkansas schools will teach AP African American Studies despite state’s objections USA TODAY
- Little Rock schools will allow African American class to count for graduation, in break from Arkansas state officials CNN
- Little Rock Nine criticize Arkansas’s AP African American Studies course restrictions The Hill
- Six Arkansas schools to offer African American AP course despite restrictions The Guardian US
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Ben Affleck Goes Viral For Slamming Car Door Behind Jennifer Lopez – ET Canada
- Ben Affleck Goes Viral For Slamming Car Door Behind Jennifer Lopez ET Canada
- A Video of Ben Affleck Slamming a Car Door Behind Jennifer Lopez Has Twitter in a Tizzy Yahoo News
- ‘Stressed’ Ben Affleck goes viral for ‘slamming’ car door on Jennifer Lopez while out in LA Daily Mail
- People Are Calling Ben Affleck The Unhappiest Husband In Hollywood After A Video Of Him Slamming A Car Door On Jennifer Lopez Sparked A Debate About Their Marriage Yahoo News
- Ben Affleck ‘slams’ door on Jennifer Lopez, day before ‘tense’ moment at movie premiere The Mercury News
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Nurse arrested after allegedly slamming 2-day-old infant into a bassinet – CBS News
- Nurse arrested after allegedly slamming 2-day-old infant into a bassinet CBS News
- Long Island nurse arrested after allegedly slamming newborn facedown into bassinet Yahoo News
- Nurse arrested after she was caught on video allegedly slamming newborn facedown into bassinet KPRC Click2Houston
- ‘Truly Disturbing:’ Long Island Hospital Nurse Fired Over Baby Slam Arrested Months Later NBC New York
- New York nurse filmed ‘violently slamming’ newborn ‘facedown into his bassinet’ arrested and charged Law & Crime
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Donald Trump news today: Trump defends Mike Pence over classified documents despite slamming Biden
Trump says there were no documents found at Mar-a-Lago, just ‘cool’ empty folders marked classified
Donald Trump leaped to Mike Pence’s defence on Tuesday after it emerged that classified documents had been found in the vice president’s Indiana home.
In a Truth Social post, Mr Trump called Mr Pence an “innocent man” and urged people to “leave him alone”.
It’s a marked difference from his response to the discovery of classified documents at President Joe Biden’s Wilmington home and an office he used in Washington DC.
Now, classified documents have been found at the homes of Mr Trump, Mr Biden and Mr Pence, prompting investigations into the matters.
The latest discovery at Mr Pence’s home comes the same day that a Georgia prosecutor said that a decision was “imminent” around whether or not to bring charges against Mr Trump and his allies over their efforts to overturn the 2020 election in the state.
A judge in Fulton County is expected to rule over the public release of a grand jury report following an eight-month probe into Mr Trump’s alleged actions.
On Tuesday, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said she opposed the report being made public just yet, as she suggested that the special grand jury had recommended multiple indictments.
After years of resistance, Trump has discovered texting, report says
According to reporting by Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman in The New York Times, former president Donald Trump has discovered text messaging.
Despite long being famous for his unfiltered tweets (now Truths?) in the public sphere, Mr Trump has long avoided communicating by email or text in private, something that may have helped him avoid worse legal jeopardy than he is currently in.
Citing three people with knowledge of his new habit, Swan and Haberman report that messages from the former president have shown up on the phone of surprised recipients.
A lack of written electronic communication from the one-time president was notable in the January 6 investigation when other Trumpworld figures’ texts and emails were key to building the case against him.
To date, Mr Trump’s texts are described as innocuous and have included new year greetings and political comments.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 18:20
Watch: De La Cruz voices anger over DirecTV ditching Newsmax
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 18:00
McCarthy targets Biden over documents – despite new revelations about Pence
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy attempted to draw a distinction between the documents found at former vice president Mike Pence’s home and those discovered at President Joe Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware.
The Independent asked Mr McCarthy about CNN’s report that Mr Pence found documents at his home in Carmel, Indiana and promptly returned them.
Eric Garcia reports on how the speaker responded to his question.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 17:40
Watch: Classified documents found at home of Mike Pence
Classified documents found at home of former US vice president Mike Pence
Documents with classified markings were discovered in former vice president Mike Pence’s Indiana home last week, his lawyer has told the National Archives – the latest in a string of discoveries of confidential information in private residences. The records “appear to be a small number of documents bearing classified markings that were inadvertently boxed and transported to the personal home of the former vice president at the end of the last administration”, his lawyer Greg Jacob wrote in a letter to the Associated Press. Mr Pence served under Donald Trump from 2017 to 2021. Click here to sign up for our newsletters.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 17:20
White nationalist Nick Fuentes suspended from Twitter one day after brief return
Notorious white nationalist and virulent antisemite Nick Fuentes has been suspended from Twitter, again, one day after he was able to return to his verified account.
Mr Trump has refused to condemn either of the men and their history of rampant antisemitism and Mr Fuentes’s links to neo-Nazism, anti-LGBT+ bigotry and misogyny.
Alex Woodward has the latest.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 16:59
Trump blames everyone else as potential Georgia charges loom
Donald Trump issued a potentially revealing statement on Truth Social as news broke Tuesday that authorities in Fulton County, Georgia, are nearing a decision on charges for multiple members of his inner circle — including potentially Mr Trump himself.
The ex-president, out of nowhere, brought up his now-infamous 2 January 2021 call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in which he instructed the state elections chief to “find” more than 11,000 votes he would have needed to surpass Joe Biden’s total in the state.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 16:40
Pence to visit Florida on Friday
Former Vice President Mike Pence will visit Florida International University in Miami on Friday 27 January.
The likely 2024 contender is ostensibly in the state as part of his book out for his memoir So Help Me God.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 16:10
House Judiciary schedules first ‘Biden Border Crisis’ hearing
The House Committee on the Judiciary will hold its first hearing on the “Biden Border Crisis” on Wednesday 1 February at 10am.
Chairman Jim Jordan tweeted the announcement adding: “Ready to get to work.”
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 15:50
DirecTV drops Trump-favourite Newsmax
DirecTV has dropped pro-Trump far-right news channel Newsmax.
The network ceased to be aired by the platform at 11.59pm on Tuesday, with the platform saying that the carriage fees demanded by Newsmax to supplement advertising would have led to higher costs that would have had to be passed on to customers.
Newsmax disputes this saying that the claim is false and they have been “de-platformed” by DirecTV as conservative outlet One America News was in 2022.
Texas Republican Rep Wesley Hunt has taken up the fight on behalf of the network sending a letter of protest to the CEOs of DirecTV and parent AT&T, co-signed by a number of GOP lawmakers including Matt Gaetz, James Comer, and Lauren Boebert.
Newsmax is still available to stream online and through multiple other platforms including Amazon, Roku, and Google Play. The network refers to the move by DirecTV as “censorship”.
DirecTV maintains that it wanted to continue to offer the network on its platform.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 15:30
Full story: Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘sees herself on the shortlist for Trump’s VP’
Former Trump White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, who hosts a podcast on which the Georgia Republican Representative has appeared, told NBC News that “this is no shrinking violet, she’s ambitious, she’s not shy about that, nor should she be”.
Gustaf Kilander has the story.
Oliver O’Connell25 January 2023 15:05
Hurricane Ian barrels into South Carolina after slamming Florida
Elections officials in portions of Florida hard hit by Hurricane Ian are scrambling to meet a fast-approaching deadline to begin sending out absentee ballots and are working to develop contingency plans for November’s general election.
In Lee County, Florida – home to Fort Myers, which saw homes and businesses torn apart and flooded this week by the powerful storm – Elections Supervisor Tommy Doyle said the county’s election equipment and voting material survived Ian, but his facilities lack power.
An immediate priority, he told CNN on Friday, was ensuring that the county would meet the Oct. 6 deadline under state law to mail out about 180,000 absentee ballots to Florida residents who already have requested them. The Bonita Springs, Florida, vendor handling the work already had completed about half the project when the storm hit, Doyle said, but currently lacks electrical power to finish the job.
If the power is not restored by Sunday, Doyle said he plans to shift the work to the East Coast of the state in an effort to meet the deadline.
Leon County Elections Supervisor Mark Earley, who is president of the state association for Florida’s 67 election supervisors, said counties affected by the hurricane are still “assessing the situation,” but said their main offices and warehouses “survived intact and remarkably well.”
Officials, however, will have to come up with contingency plans, especially in Lee County, for in-person voting later this fall, following the likely destruction of polling places, he said.
Earley said those options include establishing consolidated voting centers and encouraging Floridians displaced by the storm to vote by mail. Oct. 29 is the deadline to request a vote-by-mail ballot in Florida.
Hurricane Ian barrels toward South Carolina after slamming Florida
As Hurricane Ian continues to threaten the east coast, President Joe Biden signed a new law to protect Federal Emergency Management Agency reservists from losing their full-time jobs when they are called to assist with disaster response.
Sens. Gary Peters, a Michigan Democrat, and Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican, who authored the legislation, said it would help with retention of these part-time FEMA workers.
FEMA reservists are temporary, on-call employees who can be called up during a major disaster.
The agency has a shortfall of reservists because they face difficulties in balancing FEMA duties and full-time employment, according to the senators, who noted that unlike reservists in the US military, FEMA reservists do not currently have employment protections that would ensure that their permanent, full-time jobs will still be available when they return.
“Now that President Biden has signed this commonsense, bipartisan bill into law – FEMA Reservists will no longer have to risk their livelihoods when being called up to respond to a disaster,” said Peters in a statement.
Biden touted the law Thursday from FEMA headquarters.
“And right now, if you’re in the National Guard and you get called up, you can still keep your job. But if you’re in the FEMA Reserve, that’s not the case. That’s why earlier this morning, I signed into law the bipartisan CREW Act,” he said.
“And that law will ensure that FEMA reservists have job protection just like military reservists,” Biden added.