The DHS official decried what she termed “dangerous rhetoric,” and accused Dunn of contributing to its spread. It’s no laughing matter.”AdvertisementThe DHS official decried what she termed “dangerous rhetoric,” and accused Dunn of contributing to its spread. “And this is just another despicable example of people putting dangerous rhetoric out there that puts our law enforcement in danger,” she said. Join HuffPost and be part of what happens next. Support HuffPost Already a member?
The author and her father at a wedding in summer 2014, three months after he was diagnosed with colon cancer. One month after Easter, my dad was diagnosed with colon cancer. In May 2015, just shy of one year after Dad was diagnosed, we lost him to colon cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer deaths. The author (right) with her family at a wedding four months after her father’s colon cancer diagnosis.
Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld claims he’s a bigger fan of Whoopi Goldberg than some might think. “I love Whoopi,” he told The New York Times in a wide-ranging interview published on Saturday. Politics: Whoopi Goldberg Has A Blunt Message For Lawmakers Amid ShutdownThe host of “Gutfeld!” and “The Five” made the comment while asserting he has no ill will towards people on the receiving end of his often harsh mockery. “I adore — I love Whoopi.”Whoopi Goldberg, left, may be surprised to what Greg Gutfeld had to say about her in a New York Times interview. “The teasing and the ridicule is not ‘You’re Hitler’ or ‘You’re a fascist,’ or an authoritarian,” he said.
Rachel Reeves ahead of her "once in a parliament" Budget last year. via Associated PressAn unearthed clip of Rachel Reeves from a year ago could come back to haunt her when she delivers the Budget on November 26. The chancellor was grilled by Trevor Phillips on Sky News after she raised taxes by £40 billion in her first Budget a year ago. AdvertisementIn the interview, part of which was broadcast again on Sunday, Reeves said: “We’ve now wiped the slate clean under the mismanagement and the chaos of the last government. Last year, @TrevorPTweets spoke Rachel Reeves who said she would not raise taxes.
AdvertisementAnd there’s a term that captures this very phenomenon: violent innocence. In this sense, violent innocence is a cognitive mechanism that people wield in order to defend their self-image against the reality of the damage and pain they’re causing. AdvertisementThe lens of violent innocence highlights these kinds of events as an insidious performance of righteousness or helplessness when confronted with the suffering they’re actively enabling. “While you can’t change the past, you’re being asked to modify your behavior to prevent future harm,” Cromer said. Ultimately, violent innocence thrives wherever accountability feels unbearable.
Nick Robinson has taken aim at Boris Johnson. BBC/APNick Robinson has hit out at Boris Johnson amid a furious row over claims a flagship BBC programme “doctored” a speech by Donald Trump. Writing in the Daily Mail on Saturday, Johnson said BBC director general Tim Davie had serious questions to answer. He said: “There is a difference between trying to destroy the BBC and trying to hold it to account. As I said this morning on @bbcr4today “it’s clear that there is a genuine concern about editorial standards and mistakes.
Vladimir Putin toasts after a ceremony for presenting the Russian Federation National Awards earlier this month. via Associated PressZack Polanski has said he would try to persuade Vladimir Putin to give up Russia’s nuclear weapons if he becomes prime minister. The Green Party leader said “it would be sociopathic behaviour to say you wouldn’t negotiate with a president or a prime minister” to bring about world peace. Advertisement“I think it’s always impossible until it’s done and I think it’s really important. “Do we believe we can work with people who we have massive disagreements with, who are obviously creating an illegal invasion of Ukraine.
In a video of the exchange, Erika Kirk and Vance are seen hugging tightly with their bodies pressed up against each other. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThis move shows affection, said Karen Donaldson, a communication and body language expert. In body language analysis, there’s something called proxemics, which is how experts read the amount of space between people, according to Donaldson. In the case of Vance and Kirk, they’re “150%” in each other’s intimate space, Donaldson said. Body language experts say the now-viral hug between JD Vance and Erika Kirk speaks volumes about their relationship.
From left: Iris Apatow, Maude Apatow, Rudd and Mann in a promotional photo for "This Is 40." Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“We have everything we need right now to be completely happy,” Debbie says. The movie ended, the theater cleared out, and my husband and I left Debbie and Pete behind. Seeing “This Is 40” that night wasn’t the romantic date night I was hoping for, but it ended up being an important wake-up call. I embrace it for what it was, and I’m thankful for how it nudged me to choose happiness, even though it was a different version of happiness than what Debbie and Pete find.
The cast of All's Fair, Disney+'s divisive new series DisneyOften, when something’s said to have had “mixed reviews” it’s a polite way of saying that it’s, to be frank, a bit of a stinker. AdvertisementThat being said, human nature means plenty of us will be heading straight to watch All’s Fair on that basis alone. as well as dipping her toe in the legal field long before All’s Fair on-screen interpretation. Naomi WattsNaomi Watts in Mulholland Drive Studiocanal/ShutterstockAdvertisementBefore transforming into divorce lawyer Liberty Ronson in All’s Fair, Naomi has a long career in both TV and film. She has also been a regular fixture on the TV series Mr Robot, The Newsroom and Extant.
Direct traffic to BuzzFeed.com now surpasses both Facebook and Google referrals, marking a strategic pivot away from platform dependency that has plagued digital publishers throughout 2025. Net loss from continuing operations widened to $7.4 million from net income of $2.5 million in Q3 2024. Total U.S. time spent across all BuzzFeed Inc. properties was 68.5 million hours, compared to 80.3 million hours in Q3 2024. Restructuring costs totaled $1.6 million during Q3 2025, according to the financial statements. The shift in traffic sources positions BuzzFeed differently from most digital publishers still heavily dependent on platform referrals.
Donald Trump speaks at a rally on January 6, 2021. via Associated PressThe BBC is set to apologise over claims the corporation “doctored” a speech Donald Trump made to his supporters after losing the 2020 US election. A furious row erupted after the claims were made about a Panorama programme broadcast last year. An internal memo said it had spliced together two sections of President Trump’s speech to supporters shortly before the January 6 riots to give a misleading impression of what he actually said. However, Trump actually said he would walk with them “to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard”. Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr, has branded the BBC “full of shit” over the controversy.
Strictly Come Dancing hosts Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly BBC/Guy LevyIt’s now been just two short weeks since Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman announced they were stepping down as hosts of Strictly Come Dancing, and already, rumours are circulating about who will be their successors in one of the biggest jobs on telly right now. But there’ve also now been a number of reports in the tabloid press about stars who are apparently being eyed to take over from Tess and Claudia in the iconic BBC ballroom. Their “source” said: “[Alex and Bradley] have been in the BBC’s sights for some time as Tess and Claudia’s exit plan has been known for a while. The morning after the final aired, the Daily Mail posted a piece claiming that the former Chatty Man host is now “among the contenders” to replace Tess and Claudia after winning over viewers. HuffPost UK did contact the BBC regarding these rumours, but is yet to receive a reply.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGJERUSALEM, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Israeli settlers attacked a group of Palestinian villagers, activists and journalists on Saturday who had gathered during an attempt to harvest olives near a settler outpost in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, witnesses said. AdvertisementThe area, lying south of the West Bank city of Nablus, has in past years been a flashpoint for settler attacks, which increased across the West Bank after the war in Gaza began two years ago. Paramedics carry Reuters reporter Raneen Sawafta, who was injured in an illegal settlers attack, on a stretcher in Beita town of Nablus, West Bank on November 08, 2025. Illegal settlers, covering their faces with masks, attack Palestinian farmers, journalists and foreign activists with sticks and stones in Beita town of Nablus, West Bank on November 08, 2025. Israeli settlers carried out at least 264 attacks in the West Bank against Palestinians in October, the biggest monthly total since U.N. officials began tracking such incidents in 2006, according to a U.N. report released on Friday.
Obama announced the U.S. operation that killed the mastermind behind 9/11 during a televised late-night address on May 1, 2011, from the East Room of the White House. Johnson happened to learn about the news beforehand, however, and couldn’t keep quiet. Advertisement“Here’s the thing,” Johnson said on the podcast, which was recorded live at Chapman University and moderated by The Hollywood Reporter’s Scott Feinberg. Advertisement“Then I get a second call,” Johnson told Feinberg. “Today, at my direction, the United States launched a targeted operation against that compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan,” said Obama.
