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LOADING ERROR LOADINGA Yale University professor may have put all his cards on the table thanks to his terrible poker face. AdvertisementYale professor Zack Cooper’s reaction to President Donald Trump’s announcement getting delayed. “And I’m sorry, this has actually been — sorry Zach, we’re getting breaking news while I’m talking to you,” Dean said. “I have learned that the White House has postponed its expected unveiling of this new health care proposal.”Cooper responded with a series of very humorous facial expressions. MS NOW correspondent Mychael Schnell backed this up Tuesday when she told the crew on “Morning Joe” that she “spoke to some Republicans who “were not happy” about Trump’s proposal.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGKylie Kelce has no time for anyone who doesn’t like the names she and Jason Kelce have picked out for their girls. AdvertisementOn the most recent episode of Kelce’s podcast, “Not Gonna Lie,” the high school field hockey coach answered a question about her daughters’ names. ‘What’s with the boy names?’” Kelce said. I didn’t ask what you thought about my kids’ names,” Kelce said. Getting fucked, because they can get fucked,” Kelce said with a smile and a laugh.
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGUntil Trump’s planned demolition began last month for the construction of a new ballroom, the East Wing served as the traditional office for whoever was serving as first lady. That’s the people’s house.”AdvertisementA worker walks among debris from a largely demolished part of the East Wing of the White House, Oct. 23, 2025, in Washington, before construction of a new ballroom. Sometimes it was sadness, it was problems, it was the guts of the White House, and the East Wing was where you felt light. We had puppies.”AdvertisementThe East Wing hallway during a preview of the 2016 holiday decor for the Obamas' last Christmas at the White House on Nov. 29, 2016, in Washington. “When we talk about the East Wing, it is the heart of the work,” Obama said.
Meanwhile, the White House has attempted to tamp down any perception of discord and suggested that the plans are fluid. Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesHouse Republicans registered their disapproval after news of the Trump proposal was floated last weekend. Absolutely not supportive of extending ACA subsidies,” one House Republican anonymously told MS NOW. has warned the White House that there’s little appetite among Republicans for an extension to ACA subsidies. “The White House understands they have to do something on this, as bad as Obamacare is,” an adviser to the White House told CNN.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGFormer House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) blasted Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) as one of the “least ethical” and “least respected” members of Congress in a scathing takedown on Fox News Monday. McCarthy and Swalwell have clashed in the past after Swalwell accused McCarthy of inciting multiple death threats against him and his family. While raining ire down on Swalwell, McCarthy suddenly switched gears to torching Mace about her ethics. AdvertisementFormer House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Rep. Nancy Mace have had a contentious relationship after the congresswoman voted to oust him as speaker of the House. Following Mace’s vote to dethrone McCarthy, he backed Mace’s primary challenger, Catherine Templeton, a former gubernatorial candidate, in a competitive Republican primary in June 2024.
The law has put schools in a difficult position, forcing them to weigh whether to follow Texas law or the U.S. Constitution. In 1980, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Ten Commandments displays in Kentucky public schools, because the Constitution prohibits the government from establishing a religion. But those laws couldn’t take effect until the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Texas has been at the forefront of the right-wing push to inject religion in public life — especially in schools. Texas’ law does no such thing.
AdvertisementTrump recently unveiled a 28-point plan to end Russia’s war against Ukraine – but it includes major capitulation from the beleaguered country. European officials have since offered their own alternative which is more favourable towards Ukraine, but it is yet to be accepted by Russia. AdvertisementKallas told BBC Radio 4′s Today programme: “President Trump genuinely wants peace, like the Ukrainians and Europeans. “I think therefore that we should really go back to the table and draft the concessions that Russia should make. “Our focus should be on Russia: who is the aggressor in this case?”She added: “We need to shift the discussion from putting the blame on the victim to talking about the concessions Russia will make.”"We can't go back to business as usual."
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGPresident Donald Trump veered off course during the presidential turkey pardoning ceremony Tuesday to level a series of crude insults at Illinois Gov. AdvertisementPresident Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump stand next to national Thanksgiving turkey Gobble during a pardoning ceremony Tuesday in the Rose Garden of the White House. via Associated PressGobble and Waddle, two turkeys from North Carolina, were then granted clemency at the 78th anniversary of the National Thanksgiving Turkey presentation. “[Biden] used an autopen last year for the turkeys’ pardon,” Trump said. “I have determined that last year’s turkey pardons are totally invalid, as are the pardons of almost every other person.”Advertisement
joined other Republican leaders in criticizing Tucker Carlson for his interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, saying it was a “big mistake.”The remarks from Johnson, who made them in an interview with The Hill published Tuesday, were a firmer condemnation of the interview than he’d made weeks earlier. He has a lot of listeners, and I think giving Nick Fuentes that platform is a big mistake,” Johnson said. I mean, it’s not just antisemitic, it’s openly racist, it’s violent — things you can’t even repeat on the House floor.”Johnson raised some concerns about Carlson’s Fuentes interview earlier this month in an interview with The National Review. Roberts has since said it was a “mistake” to defend Carlson over the interview. “If he wants to interview Nick Fuentes, I don’t know much about him, but if he wants to do it, get the word out,” Trump said.
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If successful, the lawsuit would affect military families whose last U.S. residence was in Michigan. However, a similar lawsuit filed ahead of the 2024 presidential election was tossed out just before Election Day. In the current suit, Michigan Republicans argue that permitting people who have never physically resided in Michigan to vote there violates the state constitution. AdvertisementThe complaint was filed on Friday by the Republican National Committee and Michigan Republican Party, according to Democracy Docket, a progressive news site dedicated to voting rights. A spokesperson for Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, said Tuesday that the secretary of state has yet to receive it.
