Tháng: Tháng 1 2026

5 MINUTES AGO: Stephen Colbert BREAKS DOWN IN TEARS During Emotional Final 2025 Broadcast — Stuns Audience With Raw On-Air Confession From the moment he began speaking, something was different. His voice cracked. Stephen Colbert revealed that 2025 had been the most overwhelming, exhausting, and personally challenging year of his life — one he admitted “nearly broke” him

Why did Jimmy Fallon choose December 30 to air “her” chilling personal video exposing 42 guarded elites, transforming his show into a bold act of revelation that left the nation questioning what’s next? l

Why did Jimmy Fallon choose December 30 to air “her” chilling personal video exposing 42 guarded elites, transforming his show into a bold act of revelation that left the nation questioning what’s next? l

In the wake of shocking Epstein photos now exposed to the world, Virginia Giuffre’s oath-bound recollection of three vulnerable 12-year-old French girls gifted for abuse resurfaces, underscoring how those shaping global decisions evade accountability for generations l

OP STORY: Rachel Maddow’s reporting style plays a pivotal role in shaping trust — and skepticism — in modern media.

NEWS FLASH: Rachel Maddow’s approach may determine the future trajectory of political journalism in an era of media disruption.

THE SILENCE IS BROKEN: Tom Hanks Unleashes the “Signal 45” Reckoning!

Kennedy Center seeks $1 million in damages from musician who canceled show after Trump name added | Fortune

HOT UPDATE: The Kennedys’ Post-Trump Plan to Remove His Name Ignites a Furious Reaction From The President. When Kerry Kennedy promised to remove Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center “with a pickax,” it didn’t end there. Other prominent Kennedys soon echoed her objections, and Trump’s reaction was immediate and furious, lashing out at “a personal attack” and dismissing the family outright. But what the Kennedys said they would do the moment Trump’s term ended pushed his anger even further…

The Avro Arrow’s shadow is back in the conversation—this time through Canada’s debate over sovereignty in fighter procurement.

North America’s auto-and-steel corridor is under stress — and the Detroit–Windsor supply chain is feeling it.