Village People singer and co-writer Victor Willis, who dressed as the group’s “policeman” in relation to the band’s memorable costumes throughout the years, recently defended President-elect Donald Trump’s usage of the song “Y.M.C.A.”
Read More Y.M.C.A. Song Co-Writer Victor Willis Defends Trump’s Use Of Tune, Says It Isn’t A ‘Gay Anthem’
California’s Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom and other state legislators will reportedly convene on Monday to defend California’s “progressive policies” in the run-up to President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Read More Gov. Newsom And State Lawmakers Brainstorm How California Laws Can Be ‘Trump-Proof’
A House Democrat’s 38-year-old staffer, whose LinkedIn role states that he’s responsible for “Communication + policy,” was taken into custody by the U.S. Capitol Police on Thursday morning after he purportedly attempted to enter the Cannon House Office Building with ammunition.
Read More House Democrat Staffer Arrested After Capitol Police Discover Ammunition In His Bag
In the ongoing bankruptcy sale of Alex Jones’ Infowars website to the satirical outlet The Onion, Elon Musk’s social media platform X is now getting involved.
Read More X Platform Claims Ownership Of Alex Jones’ Infowars Account Amid Bankruptcy Legal Battle
After Israel and Hezbollah agreed to halt Lebanon border fighting for 60 days, President Joe Biden announced a new U.S. effort to secure a Gaza truce, seemingly hoping that his presidential legacy can conclude in a more positive light.
Read More Biden Pushes For Gaza Ceasefire Deal After Israel-Hezbollah Deal
In an unsettling letter from jail, Ryan Routh, who is accused of taking part in the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life, linked himself to the now-deceased 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, the 47th president-elect’s first failed assassin.
Read More Ryan Routh, Second Failed Trump Assassin, Shares Letter From Jail Explaining His Motives