Kadia Blagrove is a freelance writer whose work spans various topics, from beauty and fashion to social issues and cultural commentary. With bylines in publications such as Mane Addicts, Medium, HuffPost, and Complex, Kadia brings a unique perspective and a passion for storytelling to her articles.
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A one-time hero to election deniers, Peters has been unapologetic about what happened.
"I'd vote for her on this alone," one social media said of the vice president's quip.
By: Igor Bobic
Democrats are countering Donald Trump's musical events in the closing days of the 2024 election with celebrity-filled rallies in a way they simply did not in 2020.
Former President Barack Obama slammed his successor, former President Donald Trump , on Thursday, following reports Trump as president at one point spoke approvingly of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler.
By: Sanjana Karanth, Taiyler S. Mitchell
Trump has repeatedly used fearmongering and bigotry to denounce immigration since his 2016 presidential campaign.
White House press officials altered the official transcript of a call in which President Joe Biden appeared to take a swipe at Trump supporters.
By: Nick Visser
“Somehow it’s fundamentally racist to say, well, we don’t want certain people of certain backgrounds to be in the United States of America."
By: Ben Blanchet
The president-elect's son declared that his father could see "another indictment" over the victories.
The former House Republican got "absolutely" clear about what he called a right-wing "narrative."
By: Ben Blanchet
Sarah Matthews, a former deputy press secretary in Trump's first administration, said the president-elect's picks aren't a matter of "4D chess."
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