Without power or phone coverage, much of the country of Jamaica is isolated and so information is trickling through. Three-quarters of the country had no electricity overnight, while the numbers of people injured – or perhaps dead – haven’t even begun to be counted. Many parts of Jamaica’s western side are under water, with homes
Steve Bannon Claims Donald Trump Will Serve Third Presidential Term
Steve BannonĀ claims āthere is a planā forĀ Donald TrumpĀ to secure a third term as president of the United States after the next election, scheduled for 2028. Despite the U.S. Constitutionās 22nd Amendment, which bars candidates who have already won two terms from taking office for a third time, Bannon said the Trump administration will find a
Trump lashes out after TV ad knocks tariffs
President Trump has once again terminated trade talks with Canada, as he took issue with a Canadian TV ad which uses audio from an address by former President Ronald Reagan where he criticizes tariffs. MSNBC White House Correspondent Laura Barrón-López reports more. Former Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers Jared Bernstein joins Ali Vitali
ChatGPT Will Soon Feature Erotica & Mature Material For Age-Verified Users
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman is opening the door to adult content on ChatGPT while defending OpenAIās evolving safety practices as the company faces legal and regulatory pressure. Altman revealed Tuesday (October 14) that erotica and other mature material will be permitted on the platform for verified adult users beginning in December. The update marks
Nicholas Irving speaks on Charlie Kirk Saying Gun Deaths Were ‘Worth It’ to Protect 2nd Amendment
Former Army Ranger and author Nicholas Irving addressed controversial remarks made by conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, who stated that some gun deaths are āworth itā to preserve the Second Amendment. Irving, a responsible gun owner and advocate, expressed disagreement with Kirkās phrasing, emphasizing that no amount of unnecessary gun violence should be deemed acceptable. While
Four Arrested After Mississippi Homecoming Shooting That Left Six Dead
Four people have been taken into custody after a deadly mass shooting shattered a Mississippi townās homecoming weekend, leaving six dead and more than a dozen others wounded, according to the FBIās Jackson Field Office. Three people have been arrested on murder charges ā and a fourth person on an attempted murder charge ā in
Errol Musk speaks on Tesla Offering Elon Musk a $1 Trillion Pay Package
Errol Musk, Elon Muskās father, disclosed that Tesla has offered Elon a staggering $1 trillion pay package to ensure he remains at the helm of the company. The world’s richest person has consistently asked for a bigger stake in the company to gain more control, even as a legal battle over his 2018 pay package
Uber Driver Arrested For Starting Deadly Palisades Fire
Authorities said Jonathan Rinderknecht took photos on his cellphone and listened to a rap song “whose music video included things being lit on fire.” A 29-year-old former Uber driver was arrested and charged in connection with theĀ Palisades Fire in January, one of the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles history, authorities said at a news
Aziz Ansari Jokes He Carries Passport in Fear of ICE Despite Being Born and Raised in S.C.
The Emmy-winning actor and comedian, who now resides in London, opened up about his apprehension during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, citing the visible uptick in immigration enforcement as the reason behind his unease. The creator ofĀ Master of NoneĀ didnāt hold back when describing how the current immigration climate has personally affected him, even joking about
Donald Trump Slammed With Lawsuit Over Chicago Troop Deployment
Donald TrumpĀ is now the target of a legal fight from both the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago after he authorized the deployment of hundreds of National Guard troops without local approval, escalating tensions over federal overreach and immigration enforcement. The lawsuit comes amid growing unrest following federal immigration raids in the city.