February 1 'Melania' buried with low critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, scores 99% with verified audience First lady Melania Trump's documentary "Melania" received a 11% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes despite scoring 99% with the site's "verified audience."
February 1 Florida school board votes to keep 'graphic' animal sex book on library shelves after backlash Orange County school board votes 6-2 to keep controversial children's book "Do Animals Fall In Love?" with animal mating illustrations in libraries.
January 31 'Tastes like democracy': San Francisco bakery sells anti-ICE cookies San Francisco's Devil's Teeth Bakery faces online backlash for anti-ICE cookies, but owner Hilary Passman vows to continue sales “as long as ICE is killing people."
January 31 Vanity Fair declares ‘Woke 2’ is back in the form of protests as 'abolish ICE' slogans return Vanity Fair declares "Woke 2," saying a new phase of progressive activism is moving from social media to confident street protests against Trump's return.
January 30 Brussels prosecutor opens 'criminal investigation' into controversial arrest of conservative activists Brussels prosecutor reportedly opens criminal investigation into arrest of conservative activists who opposed transgender treatments for children at protest.
January 30 Virginia mom, former teacher pulls child from public schools amid left-wing curriculum push Virginia mother of four and former teacher Debra Tisler enrolled son in private school, citing concerns over far-left curriculum changes in Virginia public school system.
January 30 Michigan family says county seized home over tax bill they didn’t owe — case now heads to the Supreme Court Michigan family takes Supreme Court fight against alleged "home equity theft" after county seized $200K home over $1,600 tax bill in foreclosure case.
January 29 Trump says Melania has been 'more outspoken' this term at Trump Kennedy Center documentary premiere President Trump and Melania Trump attended the premiere of documentary "MELANIA" at Kennedy Center, set for global theatrical release Jan. 30.
January 29 California school board members slam 'fearmongering' over ICE driving down student attendance California school districts implemented new security measures to keep ICE agents out, while Department of Homeland Security officials confirm they do not arrest children on campuses.
January 29 'Breaking Bad' star calls for 'revolution' after federal agent shootings in Minneapolis "Breaking Bad" star Giancarlo Esposito called for a "revolution" during the Sundance Film Festival following the fatal Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti.