Summers Steps Back After Email Release Larry Summers announced he will reduce public engagements after Congress released seven years of emails between him and Jeffrey Epstein. Summers said the revelations strained personal relationships and led him to reconsider his public role. Ongoing Contact With Epstein The emails show Summers stayed in touch with Epstein until…
From Politics to Pop Figure Politicians often become celebrities, and Sarah Palin was no exception after emerging nationally in 2008. While she claimed, “I was just your average hockey mom,” her uniform of blazers, pencil skirts, side-swept bangs, and signature glasses quickly became iconic and closely tied to her public image. Leaving Office, Changing Style…
A Final Request Fulfilled At a private funeral in London’s Royal Albert Hall, Kelly Osbourne honored her father, Ozzy Osbourne, by singing beside his velvet-draped coffin. It was his final wish that she would “sing him home.” A Song Reimagined Kelly performed a rewritten version of “Papa Don’t Preach,” turning the once-rebellious song into a…
Lawsuit and Allegations A lawsuit claims Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign involves more than a paperwork mistake, pointing to a conflict with California’s constitutional residency rules. Conflicting Residences The complaint highlights a filing that lists a “home address” appearing to be a lawyer’s office, while other documents name a $1.2 million Washington, D.C., mansion as his…
Sarah Palin’s staying power comes from her refusal to conform to the traditional mold of a politician. She mixes frontier grit with media savvy, turning every stage—whether a rally podium or a television set—into an extension of her personal brand. That blend of toughness and glamour keeps her polarizing, but it also keeps her relevant…
What happened at LIV that night became more than a scandalous headline; it was a turning point. Shakira’s decision to walk off wasn’t a diva move, it was a boundary drawn in real time, in front of thousands. At a moment when she could have stayed silent—fresh from heartbreak, under constant scrutiny—she chose to protect…
In the end, the shutdown collapsed under its own political weight. Six House Democrats defied Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer, siding with Republicans to reopen the government on terms their party had spent weeks rejecting. There was no extension of Obamacare subsidies, no sweeping progressive win to justify 43 days of pain for unpaid workers…
An Ordinary Drive Turns Alarming Stella Carlson was driving to a children’s event when warning whistles signaled nearby federal agents. She soon saw “a convoy of federal vehicles converging on civilians,” with people scrambling and one man calmly guiding others to safety. A Calm Figure in Chaos Carlson parked when directed by a man she…
Color, Not Fit Have you noticed an outfit you love suddenly makes you look tired? Often, “the issue isn’t the fit—it’s the color.” As skin tone changes, shades near the face can affect how fresh you appear. When Old Favorites Stop Working After 50, colors that once worked may start “emphasizing shadows or draining warmth.”…
John Kennedy didn’t merely crack a joke; he pulled back the curtain on a Democratic Party at war with itself. Schumer’s shutdown gamble wasn’t just a tactical misstep, in Kennedy’s telling—it was a desperate attempt to appease a radical base that will never be satisfied. His description of Schumer “walking around like a guy who…