Donald Trump's sexist treatment of female journalists continues, with the U.S. president insulting CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins during a press conference on Tuesday. Cut to footage of JD Vance's interview with Megyn Kelly, in which the vice president called Trump's comment to Collins "actually like, so perceptive." "You think telling a woman to smile more is perceptive?" responded Meyers. Jimmy Kimmel and The Daily Show's Michael Kosta also slammed Trump's comments on their shows.

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Just before noon, the White House blamed a staffer for the video posted to Trump’s Truth Social account and said the post had been removed. “Praying it was fake because it’s the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House. The White House had earlier defended the post and downplayed the response to the video, calling it “fake outrage.” But just before noon, an official told CNN, “A White House staffer erroneously made the post. Rep. Mike Lawler of New York, who is considered one of the most vulnerable Republicans in Congress, condemned the Truth Social post and called on Trump to apologize. “This is from an internet meme video depicting President Trump as the King of the Jungle and Democrats as characters from the Lion King,” Leavitt said in a statement.

said in an interview with HuffPost this week when asked about Trump’s Washington, D.C., renovations. Trump has put his name on other federal properties in Washington, including the United States Institute of Peace. AdvertisementThe White House maintains that all these projects will be funded entirely by private donations rather than taxpayer funds. An NPR/PBS News/Marist survey released Thursday found that just 36% of Americans approved of Trump’s handling of the economy, while 59% disapproved. Some 54% of voters said the White House should primarily focus on lowering prices, including 58% of independents.

CNN’s MAGA mouthpiece Scott Jennings faced a chorus of laughter from fellow panelists for his latest Trumpy hot take. Mediaite founder Dan Abrams and Deja Foxx react to Jennings' defense of Trump. While most people balked at the idea of Trump withholding funding to achieve this enforced honor, Jennings set about defending the president on CNN NewsNight on Thursday evening. This point instigated a furor, with Mediaite founder Dan Abrams saying, “I can’t believe you’re actually defending this one. “He’s a two-term president!” Jennings barked, “He’s gonna get something.”

Los Angeles Lakers center Jaxson Hayes was suspended for one game on Wednesday following a bizarre moment with the Washington Wizards’ mascot "G-Wiz." Click Here For More Sports Coverage On Foxnews.comJaxson Hayes of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts during the Washington Wizards game at Capital One Arena on Jan. 30, 2026. Hayes went on to contribute 10 points, three rebounds and an assist off the bench as the Lakers won the game 142-111. Los Angeles Lakers' Jaxson Hayes celebrates after dunking against the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026, in New York. Original article source: Lakers center suspended after shoving Wizards mascot before game

Behind the scenes at the 2026 Westminster Dog Show Good dogs took center stage at the Westminster Dog Show, with ABC News getting exclusive access behind the scenes and an interview with Penny, the Doberman pinscher that won “Best In Show.”

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Get to know Team USA flagbearers for Olympics opening ceremony Speed skater Erin Jackson and bobsledder Frank Del Duca will represent Team USA and carry the American flag at the Olympics opening ceremony in Milan on Friday.

Charles Schulz's A Charlie Brown Christmas celebrated its 40th anniversary on December 1, 2005. The ironic thing is that the program, which intentionally turned away from a materialistic view of Christmas, has become a huge corporate moneymaker. It also earned over $6 million in ad revenue, as companies paid over $200,000 for each commercial airing with it. Editor’s Note: A Charlie Brown Christmas will not air on TV for 2022. That said, you can still watch it free of charge without an Apple TV+ subscription from Dec. 22 through Dec. 25, 2022.

Bad Bunny says halftime show will be a 'huge party' NPR music reporter Isabella Gomez breaks down the excitement and what we can expect from Bad Bunny's halftime show at this years Super Bowl.

Ukraine’s air force said Moscow launched roughly 71 missiles and some 450 attack drones overnight, adding that air defenses shot down or suppressed 38 missiles and 412 drones. The air force said 27 missiles and 31 drones impacted across 27 locations. Ukraine and energy operators reported damage to electricity infrastructure that has produced outages across multiple regions during one of the coldest stretches of winter. In Kharkiv a drone strike ignited a high-rise fire; regional emergency services said five people were injured and three rescued. Kyiv emergency services reported three people injured in the capital, and one agency said at least 10 people were wounded across the country.

Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor slammed the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post’s decision to lay off his son, Ishaan Tharoor, as part of a global round of over 300 journalists. However, he deleted the post later and reshared a post reading, "Nobody better -- or even equal to -- Ishaan in his domain of international affairs synthesis and analysis". Link in comment. #ShashiTharoor #IshaanTharoor #WashingtonPost #Layoff

My mom and the man who would become my adoptive father had hired a private detective to find my birth dad. AdvertisementThen one night, years later, I saw a guy on TV with the same name as my dad. As the story was told to my sister, who eventually told me, our dad accidentally brushed the chest of a teenage girl. There are seven kids in total — four of us always wondering what our dad was really like, and three who never got to wonder. The ones who really knew him didn’t get to do that.