NBC/ SNLNBC In a PBS news parody, Teyana Taylor and Kenan Thompson expose how often political shock is really selective memory, especially when Black journalists are in the room. One of the final sketches from ‘Saturday Night Live’s’ Teyana Taylor–hosted episode dropped the usual punchline-per-minute pace in favor of satire, played out in a master…
Will Smith thought he was documenting another extreme moment for his new docuseries until a dive at the North Pole nearly cost him his life. At 57, the actor and entertainer has spent the last few years steadily re-entering public life, often under intense scrutiny. The National Geographic original series “Pole to Pole” follows Smith across…
President Donald Trump took the stage at the World Economic Forum, eager to tell a familiar story: how his trademark threats bend a foreign leader to his will. Instead, the episode ended with France publicly swatting down his claims, mocking him with one of his own favorite phrases, and turning a supposed show of dominance…
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg upset a lot of people when he appeared to support Donald Trump at his inauguration for his second term, and his latest move is also drawing strong criticism. The billionaire hired a new president and vice chair of Meta, the parent company that operates Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, and many were surprised by Zuckerberg’s…
WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 13: Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) speaks during the ICE Out for Good Protest at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office on January 13, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for MoveOn Civic Action)Photo by: Jemal Countess / Getty Images Park City police charged a man named Christian…
A photograph of the president’s hands has taken on a life of its own this week, circulating online after cameras caught him gripping the podium at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The image didn’t come from a dramatic moment. There was no stumble, no interruption, no sudden pause in Donald Trump’s remarks. A…
Donald Trump arrived in Davos doing what he does best: talking big, claiming wins, and projecting the kind of confidence that assumes the room will bend toward him eventually. The stage was global, the audience elite, and the moment primed for a headline about dominance. But while the American president focused on the brag, the…
For weeks, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and her team has treated the growing backlash around her department as noise — dismissible, and ultimately harmless. But what started as scattered outrage has hardened into something more organized, more persistent, and far harder for Noem to shrug away. The criticism hasn’t faded. It hasn’t fractured. BROWNSVILLE,…
Via Michael Pretti to the Associated Press Widespread protests began again in Minneapolis hours after Pretti’s killing. Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse who resided in South Minneapolis, was identified by his parents as the individual shot and killed by officers early Saturday (Jan. 24). During a news conference, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was spotted at a glittery Mar-a-Lago event, which has sent social media into full detective mode, sparking a swirl of commentary that had little to do with politics and everything to do with pucker-face, posture, and a droopy look that became the main event. The chatter had little to do…
