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Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet may be Hollywood’s most unexpected power couple, but insiders say their romance is stronger than ever. While marriage isn't off the table, the duo is in no hurry to say "I do." Love in the Fast Lane—But No Wedding Bells Yet The makeup mogul and Oscar-nominated actor have been quietly building their relationship, balancing their A-list careers with their low-key love life. Despite swirling rumors, sources close to the couple say they’re taking things slow, enjoying each other’s company without the pressure of a wedding timeline. Kylie’s Take: A Future Together? Maybe. "Kylie definitely sees a future with Timothée, but they’re in no rush to walk down the aisle," a source shared. The reality star and beauty mogul, who has two children from her previous relationship with Travis Scott, is focused on maintaining a steady and drama-free romance this time around. Timothée’s View: Keeping It Chill As for Chalamet, the Dune star ...

Senator Chris Murphy isn’t holding back when it comes to former President Donald Trump’s immigration record. In a fiery critique, the Democratic senator pointed out that Trump actually deported fewer criminal immigrants than President Joe Biden—a statistic that contradicts the GOP’s tough-on-immigration stance. The Numbers Don’t Lie Murphy took to the airwaves to dismantle Republican talking points, highlighting that under Biden’s administration, deportations of convicted criminals have outpaced those during Trump’s presidency. “For all their bluster about law and order, these guys are just terrible at everything,” Murphy said, calling out what he sees as the GOP’s failure to back up their rhetoric with results. The GOP’s Immigration Double Standard? Trump and his allies have consistently painted Biden as weak on border security, but Murphy argues the facts tell a different story. While Trump prioritized headline-grabbing border wall construction, his administration’s actual deportatio...

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is refusing to back down after facing intense criticism for referring to undocumented immigrants as “illegal.” The remark, which sparked heated debates among activists, politicians, and residents, has reignited conversations about immigration, political correctness, and the challenges facing cities grappling with migrant influxes. The Controversial Comment During a recent press conference addressing Detroit’s housing and employment programs, the mayor used the term “illegal” when discussing undocumented immigrants—a phrase many advocates argue is dehumanizing. Almost immediately, critics accused him of adopting anti-immigrant rhetoric, while supporters praised him for "telling it like it is." Mayor’s Response: No Apologies Despite the backlash, the mayor made it clear that he has no intention of walking back his words. "I call it as I see it," he said. "We have laws in this country, and ignoring them doesn’t change reality." ...

With the world watching and tensions rising, Panama’s president is making his final call on crucial canal negotiations—despite mounting pressure and threats from former U.S. President Donald Trump. The high-stakes standoff could have massive implications for global trade, U.S.-Panama relations, and the future of one of the world’s most vital shipping routes. Trump’s Threats and the Canal’s Global Impact The Panama Canal is a lifeline for international commerce, handling nearly 6% of global trade. As negotiations over tolls, expansion, and foreign partnerships reach a boiling point, Trump has issued stark warnings, claiming that any deal that doesn’t favor U.S. interests would face serious consequences, including potential trade retaliation. Panama Holds Its Ground Despite the pressure, Panama’s leadership is determined to protect its sovereignty and ensure that canal operations remain in the nation’s best interest. Sources close to the talks suggest the president is prepared to ma...

A multi-million-dollar illegal marijuana operation has come crashing down as federal authorities indict two Navajo men and their business partner for running unauthorized grow farms. The case sheds light on a growing problem of unregulated cannabis operations exploiting legal gray areas—and the communities caught in the crossfire. The Bust: What We Know So Far According to prosecutors, the trio was operating large-scale cannabis farms without proper permits, allegedly distributing products beyond legal limits. While some states have embraced the booming marijuana industry, strict regulations govern its cultivation, and authorities say this operation crossed the line. A Community in the Crosshairs The Navajo Nation has had a complicated relationship with cannabis. While the tribe has explored the economic potential of legalized marijuana, illegal grows have sparked concerns over land use, environmental damage, and criminal activity. Officials say operations like this one exploit lo...

  The once-revered grind mentality is losing its grip on younger workers. Gen Z and Millennials are increasingly stepping away from traditional career ambition, redefining success on their own terms. But what’s behind this shift—and what does it mean for the workforce of the future? Burnout, Low Pay, and the End of the Dream For years, Millennials were told that hard work and long hours would lead to success. Instead, many found themselves buried under student debt, stuck in jobs with stagnant wages, and burned out before 30. Gen Z watched and learned, deciding that climbing the corporate ladder at the expense of mental health just isn’t worth it. A New Definition of Success Forget corner offices and 60-hour workweeks—today’s young professionals prioritize flexibility, work-life balance, and purpose over prestige. Remote work, freelancing, and entrepreneurship have become more attractive than traditional 9-to-5 jobs. The Corporate World’s Wake-Up Call Companies struggling wi...

  Former President Donald Trump is once again at the center of controversy after attributing a tragic airliner collision in Washington to “diversity,” a statement that has ignited widespread backlash. Tragedy in the Skies Turns Political The fatal mid-air crash, which claimed multiple lives, sent shockwaves through the aviation industry and the nation. But rather than focusing on the investigation or offering condolences, Trump took to his social media platform to push a divisive narrative. “Air safety should be about competence, not diversity quotas,” Trump wrote, suggesting—without evidence—that inclusive hiring practices were to blame for the disaster. Backlash Comes Swiftly Critics, including aviation experts and civil rights leaders, slammed Trump’s remarks as baseless and inflammatory. “This is not only factually incorrect but also dangerously misleading,” said one former FAA official. “Diversity in aviation has strengthened the industry, not weakened it.” Fact-Checkin...

Comedian and political commentator DL Hughley isn’t holding back when it comes to Snoop Dogg’s controversial performance at an event tied to Donald Trump’s inauguration. After the rap legend faced intense backlash from fans and critics alike, Hughley weighed in with a pointed message: "Look at the man in the mirror." From Outspoken Critic to Surprise Performer Snoop Dogg, once one of Trump’s most vocal celebrity critics—going as far as mocking him in music videos—stunned the hip-hop world by taking the stage at a post-inauguration event. Fans who had cheered his previous anti-Trump stance felt blindsided, with many accusing him of selling out. DL Hughley’s Sharp Response Never one to bite his tongue, Hughley took to social media to call out the Doggfather’s apparent about-face. “If you stand for something, you gotta stand all the time,” Hughley said. “You can’t talk about what’s wrong with a man and then go perform for him like it’s all good. You gotta look at the man in ...

  Snoop Dogg isn’t here for the drama. After facing intense backlash for his unexpected performance at an event tied to Donald Trump’s inauguration, the rap icon has broken his silence, addressing what he calls "all the hate" coming his way. Snoop’s Surprise Move Sparks Controversy The hip-hop legend, known for his outspoken criticism of Trump in the past, shocked fans when he took the stage at a post-inauguration event. The move sent social media into a frenzy, with many calling it a betrayal, while others praised him for embracing the moment. Snoop’s Response: “I Do Me” Unfazed by the uproar, Snoop took to Instagram to address his critics. “Y’all acting like you don’t know me,” he said in a video post. “I do me. Always have, always will. If you don’t like it, that’s on you.” The rapper emphasized that his performance was about music, not politics. “At the end of the day, I spread love, not hate. I’ve performed for presidents before. Why stop now?” Hip-Hop Meets Polit...

  The world has lost a true icon. Marianne Faithfull, the enchanting singer, songwriter, and enduring symbol of rock 'n' roll rebellion, has passed away at the age of 78. A trailblazer who captivated audiences with her haunting voice, fearless artistry, and turbulent yet fascinating life, Faithfull leaves behind a legacy that transcends generations. From 'As Tears Go By' to Rock Royalty Faithfull burst onto the scene in the 1960s with her melancholic hit As Tears Go By , written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. But she was far more than just a muse to The Rolling Stones—her smoky voice and raw emotional depth set her apart as a formidable artist in her own right. Her career was a rollercoaster of highs and lows, from early pop stardom to battles with addiction, homelessness, and a near-fatal struggle with COVID-19 in 2020. Yet, through it all, she remained resilient, reinventing herself time and again, with albums like Broken English (1979) cementing her status as...

  Elon Musk's X is partnering with Visa on its Venmo rival. Elon Musk’s social media company X announced Tuesday it secured Visa as its partner for its upcoming digital payments service “X Money,” making the most tangible step yet in creating an “everything app,” though Musk’s company will enter a crowded field including PayPal’s Venmo. Key Facts Payments giant Visa will be X Money’s “first partner” for the service debuting later this year,  according  to X CEO Linda Yaccarino, who added X Money will connect to Visa debit cards and offer an “instant” bank account transfer option. In a follow-up  post  on the platform, Visa said it will enable American users of the forthcoming service to “fund and transfer money in real-time with their debit card.” Yaccarino said the Visa partnership is the “first of many big announcements about X Money this year” for the company’s payments service joining a space already dominated by three names: Venmo, Block’s Cash App and Zell...

  Then-Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump shakes hands with  then-independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a campaign rally at the Desert Diamond Arena, Friday, Aug. 23, 2024, in Glendale, Ariz. A conservative group founded by former Vice President Mike Pence released an ad showing President Donald Trump calling Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “a radical left plant,” as the group urges Republicans to vote against Kennedy as nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary. Timeline Jan. 28, 2025 Pence’s group, Advancing American Freedom, released a  57-second advertisement  a day before Kennedy’s hearing begins, compiling Trump’s past criticisms of Kennedy, including the now-president calling Kennedy an “extreme liberal” and saying “don’t think you’re going to vote for him and feel good ... I’d even take [Joe] Biden over Junior.” Jan. 27, 2025 The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee  announced  K...

  Bill Gates on Dec. 1, 2023 in Dubai. Billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates is opening up about his "lucky" early childhood, his years "getting hooked on coding" and his belief that, if we was growing up today, he'd probably be diagnosed as "on the autism spectrum" as he promotes the release of his memoir set for next month. Key Facts "Source Code: My Beginnings" is the first of three planned personal memoirs by Gates and will cover his early life and the formation of Microsoft through the late 1970s, when the company signed its first deal with Apple. The Wall Street Journal  published an extensive excerpt from the book in which Gates describes his teenage years taking "expeditions" through the mountains around Seattle with his friends, writing computer code for a PDP-8 machine on loan to his high school and the “lucky timing” that saw him born at the right time and under the right circumstances to succeed. He also reflected on ...