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Converse Pulls Sneaker Ad After Critics Cite Racist Imagery
The company apologized for an Instagram photo featuring K-pop singer Karina, stating it understood why the image was upsetting.
Florida Rep. Salazar Calls Venezuelan Interim President 'Necessary Evil'
The Republican lawmaker defended President Trump's meeting with Delcy Rodríguez at the UN General Assembly as a pragmatic step toward restoring democracy.
Hungary Closes House of Terror Museum Amid Funding and Narrative Disputes
The Budapest institution, which documents communist and Nazi regimes, faces closure after government cuts to its operational budget.
Vallas Argues Johnson's Policies Harm Black Chicagoans
Former CEO Paul Vallas claims Mayor Brandon Johnson's rhetoric and actions drive away businesses and middle-class residents, negatively impacting the community Johnson aims to support.
Rep. Khanna Calls for Government Agency to Oversee AI 'Like the FDA'
The California Democrat proposed a new regulatory body on Sunday to oversee artificial intelligence development, citing concerns over rapid technological advancement.
Merz Vows to Press Ahead With Reforms After Party's Historic Defeat in 2 German State Elections
The Christian Democratic Union recorded its worst post-WWII result in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while the Alternative for Germany party made significant gains.
Infidels Producer Says Squibs Ran Out During Filming of Daily Wire Action Sequel
Dallas Sonnier discusses the practical effects challenges and ideological context behind 'Run Hide Fight: Infidels,' inspired by recent campus protests.
AfD Wins Saxony-Anhalt State Election With 44% of Vote, Marking Historic Right-Wing Victory
The Alternative for Germany party secured a landslide in a state election, challenging the post-1945 political consensus that no extreme-right party would win major contests.
Lindsay Clancy Holdout Juror Retains Attorney Who Represented Trump
Michael P. Desronvil hires Edward Paltzik amid media scrutiny following the 11-1 jury deadlock in the Massachusetts triple murder trial.
Warren Residents Cite Cultural Shifts and Infrastructure Concerns as Muslim Population Grows
Local residents report increased traffic and noise from new Islamic centers, while state data shows a 13.3% rise in vehicle accidents over the past decade.