Day: November 26, 2024

Democrats no longer ‘party of the people’ as Trump transforms Republican Party: NY Times analyst

1:20 am November 26, 2024

New York Times political analyst Nate Cohn argued in a new piece that President-elect Donald Trump “shattered” the Democratic Party‘s dreams of a new multicultural majority by appealing to the working class and depriving liberals of their fading appeal to non-college-educated voters. “The overarching pattern is clear,” Cohn wrote in an article Monday. “In election […]

Alec Baldwin believes ‘Americans are very uninformed about reality’

1:13 am November 26, 2024

Alec Baldwin believes that Americans have a misunderstanding of the world’s most pressing problems. The reason for this, he explained at a recent event, is that they’re uneducated and led astray by the mass media. The 66-year-old “Rust” actor, this year’s recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Torino Film Festival in northern Italy, […]

Gavin Newsom threatens intervention if Trump kills Biden’s $7.5K EV tax credit

1:07 am November 26, 2024

Gov. Gavin Newsom is already planning on pushing back against President-elect Donald Trump’s policies derailing the current administration’s green energy push. President Joe Biden implemented a tax credit of up to $7,500 to incentivize the purchase of greener vehicles, but Trump is reportedly planning to ax the tax credit when he assumes office, sources with […]

Martha Stewart, 83, stays fit and flexible with this routine

12:44 am November 26, 2024

Martha Stewart’s new Netflix documentary “Martha” is giving fans an inside peek into the American businesswoman’s personal life. Despite her past legal challenges, the 83-year-old author and entrepreneur appears to be healthy and fit as ever. In an interview with Women’s Health last year, Stewart shared her fitness routine, which keeps her disciplined and on […]

SJSU trans women’s volleyball player Blaire Fleming gets green light to play conference tourney

12:43 am November 26, 2024

San Jose State transgender women’s volleyball player Blaire Fleming will be allowed to compete for the Spartans in the Mountain West Conference tournament and the rest of the season, a judge ruled on Monday. Federal Judge Kato Crews, who was appointed by President Biden in January, denied a motion for injunctive relief in college volleyball players’ […]