Carly Ledbetter is a senior reporter at HuffPost. She covers breaking lifestyle and entertainment news, with a particular focus on the royal family, while also engaging with themes of current affairs and world affairs. Carly's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, HuffPost, and BuzzFeed.
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Gavin Newsom's press office led the charge of criticism against the announcement from Donald Trump's son.
Ken Paxton's victory is one of several things breaking Democrats' way, putting the Senate up for grabs in 2026.
The president will "get the f**k out of there and leave, because his life is gonna be so goddamm miserable," predicted the Democratic strategist.
By: Marco Margaritoff
âWhen you're doing this kind of stuff, you have to be fearless,â said co-creator Trey Parker. âWe're not going to be afraid of anyone.â
New York Sen. Chuck Schumer led the rebellion with a damning âCORRECTIONâ for the president.
The fight event on the White House lawn has seen its expected A-list attendance seemingly whittled to MAGA guests.
By: Caroline Bologna, Carly Ledbetter
Apparently there's one thing Democrats and Republicans can agree on these days, and it's ... seersucker. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and Sen.
Huh? There's actually a whole history behind this resolution.
By: Ryan Grenoble
On Feb. 28, shortly after the U.S. and Israel embarked on an extensive bombing campaign against Iran, President Donald Trump appeared in a prerecorded video to announce that a âmajor combat operationâ had begun.
Using an expletive, the president tried to flex about his yet-to-be-finalized agreement with Tehran compared to the one struck by his predecessor in 2015.
