A Texas judge is going viral and drawing intense criticism from local attorneys for a courtroom outburst aimed at an information technology employee. An undated clip of Harris County Judge Nathan Milliron in a heated exchange with an IT worker he called to help him with an apparent audio issue. Harris County Judge Nathan Milliron…
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith’s divorce may be finalized, but their story is still unfolding in courtrooms, conference rooms, and the careful day-to-day decisions since choosing to part ways. Hollywood breakups rarely end cleanly, and for many couples, the paperwork is just the beginning of a longer process of figuring out what life looks like…
Source: OLIVER CONTRERAS / Getty In today’s episode of Nah, But Seriously, The Trump Administration Is A White Supremacist Organization, Secretary of Defense — or War, or whatever — Pete Hegseth is still on his mission to de-woke the U.S. military, and, apparently, that means blocking Black people and women from getting promotions and firing…
Source: Mike Mulholland / Getty Republican policies simply aren’t popular. If you don’t believe me, then take a look at President Donald Trump’s cratering poll numbers. The GOP has been trying everything except implementing policies that improve everyday life in their effort to avoid a loss in the midterms, including making it harder to vote….
Source: Mohd Azrin / Getty Popular Gen Z slang words like “rizz” and “slay” have become so widespread that these terms topped Unscramblerer’s list of most popular slang in 2025. But where do these buzzworthy words come from, and how do they become so deeply embedded in our everyday language that friends and even parents…
Aretha Franklin believed R-E-S-P-E-C-T was earned, not assumed — and she had creative ways of proving it. In show business, the old saying goes: “Never meet your heroes.” That warning seems to carry extra weight when the hero in question is a legend from Detroit with a crown that nobody dared touch. That was the…
(Photo: Adobe Stock) An anti-affirmative action group is accusing the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation of “discrimination,” revealing an alarming trend For years, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBC) has worked to support and uplift Black communities across this country. Now, an anti-affirmative action group is accusing the organization of discrimination for the CBC’s college scholarships,…
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – MARCH 19: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth provides updates on the continued military operations on Iran 2during a press briefing on the Iran war at the Pentagon on March 19, 2026 in Arlington, Virginia. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) According to U.S. officials cited in reports, Hegseth has taken an unusually active…
Authorities investigating the murder of the vice mayor of a South Florida city have pinned her husband as the prime suspect in a killing that comes just months after the public official buried her younger brother, a survivor of one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen,…
Source: J. Janice Coleman / facebook An English professor at the Mississippi HBCU Alcorn State University has sewn a quilt honoring civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer. In an interview with Mississippi Today, Professor J. Janice Coleman explained her history with quilting and what led her to make a quilt honoring Fannie Lou Hamer. She…
