Hunter Biden appeared on The Tucker Carlson Show's latest episode, calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "evil incarnate" and claiming he never dropped off the infamous laptop at the Delaware computer repair shop at which it was allegedly found.

In addition, Biden criticized Washington's political establishment during the interview, saying there has been a failure of what he called the "elite oligarch Epstein class of Washington, D.C." Biden later argued for closing the "revolving door" between presidential administrations and private-sector work. He also admitted his own decision to join the board of Ukrainian energy company Burisma while his father was vice president was a "stupid thing to do."

The conversation also turned to stock trading by members of Congress, with Carlson arguing lawmakers should be prohibited from trading stocks while in office. Biden agreed, calling a ban "the most common sense thing in the world," and argued similar restrictions should apply to administration officials with access to sensitive information. Biden then accused Trump of using paid early access to his Truth Social posts in a way that could

The public university which became the location of the Sept. 10, 2025, assassination of Charlie Kirk has reportedly withdrawn from a joint memorial event with the organization the late conservative political activist founded, Turning Point USA.

Utah Valley University (UVU) allegedly backed out of a Sept. 10, 2026, service planned to honor Kirk on the first anniversary of his assassination on its campus, The Cougar Chronicle reported, citing an anonymous source. The source claims Turning Point USA is seeking a new memorial location on short notice and is frustrated with the public university's reported sudden withdrawal.

"Healing continues in different ways for each member of our university community as we approach September 10, the one-year anniversary of the tragic events surrounding Charlie Kirk's death," an Aug. 7 UVU email to students and employees said, The Cougar Chronicle reported. "To provide time and space for reflection, service, and connection, UVU will close operations [September 10]." (RELATED: Where Does The Charlie Kirk Assassination Case Stand And Where Does It Go From Here)

A growing Florida-based classical school may be setting a new standard for education throughout the nation.

Cornerstone Classical Academy (CCA) began building its next campus in Wildlight, the Jacksonville Daily Record reported July 27. Notably, CCA's first tuition-free campus, based in Jacksonville, is set in 2027 to graduate its first senior class since it opened its doors in 2020. (RELATED: Glenn Youngkin Launches National Non-Profit To Promote Trump's Scholarship Tax Credit)

"Cornerstone Classical Academy offers a traditional American education and was founded on the belief that civilizations endure only when one generation intentionally hands its inheritance to the next," CCA founder and chair Lindsay Randall told the Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF) in an interview.

Randall said the charter school already serves approximately 1,200 students and has a waitlist of more than 1,000.

Cannabis-related hospitalizations are climbing as more young Americans appear to be embracing it to cope with how they perceive the state of the world.

Emergency room visits for cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) — cyclical vomiting caused by frequent cannabis use — rose roughly 16% from Oct. 2025 through May 2026, according to a Thursday report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). (RELATED: Over Half Of Zoomers May Be On Drugs Amid Rampant Social Media Addiction)

The report comes after the 2025 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) found that approximately 21.4 million people in the U.S. use cannabis daily or near-daily, surpassing the consumption frequencies of roughly 19.9 million cigarette smokers and 17.2 million alcohol drinkers.

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main compound within cannabis plants which

A WNBA player torched by referees for a violent foul turned to social media and pointed at race.

Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington drew a flagrant 2 and an ejection Saturday for a hard foul on Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, then posted the words "WHITE PRIVILEGE" on her Threads account and tagged the Fever.

The foul landed late in the first quarter of a game Indiana won 90-86. Cunningham was out ahead of the pack on a fast-break layup when Carrington chased her down and struck her across the face and neck, dropping her to the floor as the shot fell, the Associated Press (AP) reported. Officials initially assessed a flagrant 1, then upgraded it after review, citing windup, impact and follow-through on the play. (RELATED: Fever's Sophie Cunningham Speaks On Protecting Female Sports)

Cunningham rejected any suggestion that race played a part. "I think the league is taking care of that. This has nothing to do with race. Last year, I did the same thing and I got kicked out. And I

Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed the door on the American plan to strip Hamas of its weapons.

The Israeli prime minister told a Sunday cabinet meeting that his government would not sign onto the 15-point proposal drawn up by President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, according to the New York Post. Netanyahu insisted Israeli troops would stay put in Gaza until the terror group surrenders its arsenal.

"I want to be precise here: Israel rejects the 15-point document," Netanyahu said, according to the Post. He added that the military "will not withdraw at all until Hamas is genuinely disarmed and will continue to thwart threats against our forces and citizens." (RELATED: Gazans Set To Decide Hamas' Fate With First Election In 20 Years)

Talks with Washington are still running, the prime minister said, even as the two governments spar over how any deal should unfold. "They have ideas, some of which are acceptable to us and some are not, and we know how to stand up to those things," he said, the Post reported.

Netanyahu also shut down any path to

Bill Maher torched Anthony Fauci's ego as the real casualty of the pandemic.

The HBO host devoted the closing "New Rule" segment of his Aug. 8 "Real Time" broadcast to Fauci, arguing that the former government scientist let celebrity worship warp his judgment during the COVID-19 crisis. Maher told his audience the doctor showed clear signs of what he called "main character syndrome," a condition fed by Hollywood praise and left-wing adulation.

Much of the segment drew on Fauci's personal diary, which Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul released in late July. Reading aloud from the entries, Maher recited Fauci's own words about his fame. (RELATED: Rand Paul Hilariously Dunks On Uninformed Liberal Pundit)

"It is not hyperbole to say I am the most famous and talked about person in the country. The nurses went absolutely wild to see me. I am such a valued spokesperson and a good communicator. One person said that Tyra Banks was sexy, but I was even more sexy than she was," Maher read, according to the broadcast. He then quipped

A report possibly linked to the U.S. intelligence community believes Israel seemingly aims to entrench itself in U.S. institutions and more permanently capture American support.

Members of the CIA and other U.S. intelligence officials allegedly wrote an assessment about Israel's strategy to connect itself to American weapons, industrial, and intelligence programs, a Capital & Empire report claims. The alleged report claimed that public U.S. aid to Israel would gradually be replaced by long-term, institutional relationships through which financial aid could subtly spread between government programs.

The alleged CIA document has yet to be publicly released, and the names of any specific individuals enacting this plan have not been disclosed, Capital & Empire reported.

"I want to draw down the American support to Israel to zero," Netanyahu told CBS's Major Garrett in a May 10 "60 Minutes" interview. (RELATED: Israeli Defense Researcher Suggests US Needs Another 9/11 Following Iran Deal)

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu: "I want to draw down the American support to Israel to zero."

In a "60 Minutes" CBS interview, Netanyahu reiterated

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee to be Michigan's next U.S. senator, floated plans involving leveraging Trump administration officials if his party wrests control of the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections.

El-Sayed told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday Democrats can hold the Trump administration "accountable" if elected by using the powers reserved for the majoroty party, such as subpoena power, to start "hauling up people like RFK Jr." The 41-year-old politician and epidemiologist endorsed by Bernie Sanders beat Democratic Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens in a Tuesday primary election. (RELATED: Abdul El-Sayed Had Big Night, But He Still Has Work To Do With Key Demo)

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