Conservatives on social media erupted over the weekend in response to a video showing a woman at a Chicago anti-Trump protest appearing to mock Charlie Kirk's death.

House speaker says Trump was employing ‘satire’ when he posted a meme of himself wearing a crown and dumping a payload of apparent feces on protesters at the ‘No Kings’ rally

Speaker Mike Johnson justified President Trump’s disgusting AI video of him dumping feces on No Kings protesters by falsely claiming that the protesters were calling for political murder.

Megan, known as Megantor on TikTok, shared her negative experience at a Sombr concert in Washington D.C on the 13th of October. She claimed the singer made several cringey jokes and had bad stage presence, making her leave the show early, even though she loves his music. The video went viral, gaining over five million views.

Milwaukee-based staffing firm Manpower confirmed with 12 News the woman, who worked as an associate general counsel, is no longer with the company.

"Trump's disturbing AI video sparks outrage and concern over his mental state. Is this the end of presidential decorum? 🤯 #TrumpVideo

When contacted, representatives for the DHS and TSA did not say whether the videos were intended to be mandatory.

A day after missing a planned appearance at the Emmys, 'Euphoria' and 'Grey's Anatomy' actor Eric Dane shared a call to action for ALS research and funding.

Bill O'Reilly voiced his support for Stephen A. Smith after the latter faced criticism for his recent remarks about Rep. Jasmine Crockett. The conservative commentator decided to give his two cents on the debate between Smith and attorney and politician Bakari Sellers,

Sombr responded to a content creator’s scathing review of his recent concert in Washington, D.C., urging the internet user to “live a little.”

Documents from New Britain school officials revealed when a murdered 11-year-old girl was removed from the district and enrolled in homeschooling.