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Madonna broke her silence on why her highly-anticipated biopic, which she wrote and was going to direct, was canceled in a new interview.

Madonna broke her silence on why her highly-anticipated biopic, which she wrote and was going to direct, was canceled in a new interview.

LeBron James has not made a decision about his future, but the uncertainty surrounding the NBA’s all-time leading scorer is already becoming one of the league’s biggest offseason storylines. With free agency set to begin on June 30, James appears to be keeping every option on the table, from returning to the Los Angeles Lakers...

In a city where time is money, New Yorkers are suddenly spending both waiting in line.

The poll of 1,200 U.S. adults revealed 86% are distrustful of AI results, and for 42%, this comes specifically when AI-generated answers don't clearly show where the answer originates from.

Brandon Aiyuk’s increasingly public campaign to leave the San Francisco 49ers has drawn plenty of criticism, but former NFL star LeSean McCoy sees something entirely different. Speaking on Fox Sports’ “Speakeasy,” the two-time Super Bowl champion defended Aiyuk’s ongoing efforts to force his way out of San Francisco, even comparing the receiver’s stance to athletes...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer Resigns As UK Faces 7th Leader In A Decade

The Keir Starmer experiment is officially over, as was growing increasingly clear over the weekend, especially with an interestingly-timed Trump Truth Social statement. Just under two years after capturing the keys to Number 10, the British Prime Minister has thrown in the towel after succumbing to an internal party mutiny following days of intense, closed-door speculation regarding his political survival.

Stepping up to the lectern outside Downing Street on Monday morning, a visibly defeated Starmer delivered the inevitable verdict to the press. "I will resign as leader of the Labour Party," Starmer announced.

“Burnham’s succession is looking more assured as one of the top potential rivals for the job, Wes Streeting, has said he would back Burnham. This makes it less likely any candidate will have to offer some policy red meat to the leftist MPs in the Labour party to win. As far as the markets are concerned, that is a good thing.”
— Simon White, Macro Strategist.

via BBC News

The Prime Minister confirmed he has instructed Labour's National Executive Committee to draw up a swift succession timetable. Leadership nominations will officially open on July 9, with the entire process scheduled to wrap up before the summer recess.

British mediai says that the aggressive timeline ensures a new Prime Minister will be installed well before Parliament reconvenes in September.

Starmer's abrupt (but not entirely 'a surprise') exit comes after his center-left Labour Party made it clear they no longer believed he could deliver a future electoral victory. He practically admitted as much on the steps of Number 10.

"The question my party is asking now is whether I am best placed to lead us into the next general election," Starmer confessed. "I have heard the answer of my parliamentary party to that question, and I accept that answer with good grace."

Defending his short and tumultuous tenure, Starmer attempted to frame his departure as an act of ultimate patriotism rather than a capitulation to party infighting.

"Every decision I’ve taken has been about putting the country I love first. That is why I will resign as leader of the Labour party," he said, adding: "I have spoken to his majesty the king this morning to inform him of my decision."

The Prime Minister's resignation was directly catalyzed by last week's by-election victory of Andy Burnham in Makerfield. Burnham, the fiercely popular former Greater Manchester Mayor, has long loomed as the "King in the North" and the ultimate threat to Starmer's sterile brand - according to many - of leadership. By securing a seat in the House of Commons, Burnham effectively checked Starmer into a corner.

"New leader will be in place before Parliament returns in September, I will remain in post until the contest is complete"

Keir Starmer announces he will resign as UK prime minister and leader of the Labour Party

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— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) June 22, 2026

With Burnham holding immense sway among rank-and-file MPs, the writing was on the wall. He now enters the upcoming leadership contest as the overwhelming frontrunner to be Britain's next Prime Minister.

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BREAKING: President Trump confirms Keir Starmer is resigning as Prime Minister… before Starmer has confirmed it himself. The final humiliation. pic.twitter.com/yz33xD4rPt

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) June 21, 2026 Tyler Durden Mon, 06/22/2026 - 13:03

A shocking social media clip has gone viral, showing a violent brawl on a Sydney train over the weekend that left onlookers terrified as a group of teenagers allegedly turned on a man who asked them to turn down their music.

It never lets me down.

The girls are fighting again.

"Nothing will ever be the same again..."

Mayor Zohran Mamdani doubled down on branding a pro-Israel super PAC as "monsters" — even as Jewish New Yorkers warned the word choice could incite violence.

Rep. Hunt: Racial Argument Against Voter ID Is 'Insulting'

Authored by Catherine Salgado via PJMedia.com,

Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas) emphasized to Congress the importance of passing the election integrity SAVE America Act and rejected woke arguments against voter ID as racist and condescending.

Democrats’ idiotic arguments against requiring ID to vote include claiming that black Americans are somehow mysteriously unable to get IDs. Aside from the obvious elitism and racial prejudice of such a claim, it is practically impossible to live in America and not have identification. They are required at doctor’s offices, airports, bars, liquor stores, car rentals, welfare programs, and many more places. But somehow expecting IDs at polling places is unreasonable? 

Democrats claim requiring proof of citizenship to vote is racist and discriminatory.

I’ve been Black my entire life, and that’s one of the most insulting arguments I’ve ever heard.

✅ Black Americans can get IDs.
✅ Hispanic Americans can get IDs.
✅ Asian Americans can get… pic.twitter.com/x4HefeGKFE

— Wesley Hunt (@WesleyHuntTX) June 19, 2026

Hunt sarcastically said, “I've been black for my entire life. I had to bring up the most racist thing I've ever heard [which] is the insinuation by Democrats that black and brown Americans are too stupid to get an ID to vote, just like everybody else.”

The congressman continued, “I call this the soft bigotry of low expectations. Figuring out how to vote in this country is a very low bar, and we could all figure it out regard of your race, religion, color, or creed, and we should all want free and fair elections.” 

Except Democrats know they cannot win so many elections as they do without fraud, nor can they expand their control to new areas. They have no positive results to run on, no record of making any city or state more prosperous and more free. They need fraud to survive.

Hunt told Congress, “With me today — I'm not gonna pull mine out this time, but I have six forms of government-issued ID. How did I acquire that? Personal responsibility in this country. I've also heard a lot about Jim Crow here today. I'm here to tell you, Jim Crow is over, and I know it because my parents grew up in it.”

Democrats were the party of Jim Crow, ironically. But now they scream “racism” whenever anyone points out that they are pushing an awful policy.

Democrats cheapen and exploit the suffering their predecessors caused for political reasons.

As Hunt said, “And I think it's actually insulting to those that actually experienced the ills of Jim Crow” to compare getting an ID to that era.

“Having an ID to vote in our national election should be a requirement, which is why I stand [here] today, urging my colleagues on the left to support this bill. If you want secure elections, if you want your vote to count, vote for the Save Act.”

Unfortunately, that’s precisely what Democrats don’t want.

This debate was never about IDs, or about black Americans’ access to IDs, or about constitutionality.

It was always about one political party believing in our Republic’s system of elections, and the other party hating our Republic’s system of government and believing they should decide who our leaders are instead of We the People.

Tyler Durden Mon, 06/22/2026 - 12:45

The music mogul tragically died at his New York City home on Monday.

The music mogul tragically died at his New York City home on Monday.

A Fourth of July fireworks show expected to draw more than 125,000 visitors to the popular Southern California mountain resort town of Big Bear is facing growing opposition.

A violent tornado outbreak struck the Plains on Sunday, bringing a destructive mix of large hail, fierce winds, and damaging tornadoes. The severe weather triggered widespread destruction across the region, completely leveling multiple homes and causing fatalities.

US soccer legend Alexi Lalas gives Adam Schein his reaction to Landon Donovan’s new hairdo in a video presented by Nicolock Paving Stones. Full video: https://youtu.be/1At4t0JaSVE

The NSFW Season 1 finale is right around the corner.

US soccer legend Alexi Lalas tells Adam Schein why the USMNT has a real shot at making noise on the pitch during the 2026 World Cup as a host nation in a video presented by Nicolock Paving Stones. Full video: https://youtu.be/1At4t0JaSVE