Day: April 23, 2023

UFC superstar Jorge Masvidal shares why he’s not afraid to talk politics in the octagon

12:00 pm April 23, 2023

Retired UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal ended his career with a political bang on April 8 by publicly praising Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis after his final welterweight match at fight night in Miami. Masvidal joined Brian Kilmeade on Saturday’s “One Nation” sharing why he’s grateful to live in the United States in his first interview […]

Trans ideology is taking over women’s spaces. So where are the women?

12:00 pm April 23, 2023

Editor’s note: This column was adapted from an essay that first appeared on Outkick.com. On March 4, I wrote a column about the war against biological women. When OutKick published it, I braced myself for attacks from activists calling me a transphobe, a bigot, a hateful right-wing fascist, all the buzz words they love. And of […]

Utah kitty in need of a home is both ‘confident’ and ‘chill’ — and looking for a family to love

11:00 am April 23, 2023

Abeona, an 8-year-old cat living at the Best Friends Animal Society’s shelter in Salt Lake City, Utah, is in need of a loving home where she can receive chin and ear scratches — on her terms. The female dilute calico/tortoiseshell medium-haired cat came to Best Friends from another animal shelter in Utah back in March. […]

Donald Trump dishes on past friendship with Bill Clinton

11:00 am April 23, 2023

Former President Donald Trump might currently be the Clintons’ most high-profile political foil, but that wasn’t always the case, he told Fox News. Trump told “Life, Liberty & Levin” he used to have a cordial relationship with the 42nd president and his wife, so much so as to frequently exchange letters with Clinton. “They came […]

Homeowner heist? Supreme Court to decide limits of property seizures to satisfy tax debts

10:30 am April 23, 2023

It sounds like a Big Brother nightmare: The home of a 94-year-old grandmother is seized by the state for unpaid taxes, and all the sale proceeds — far above what she actually owed — go to public coffers. Now the U.S. Supreme Court will debate and decide a tricky property rights case involving a legal […]