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MAGA star went to great lengths to wed young Christian fan… now dirty sex claims of their ‘trad’ marriage are exposed as troubling new ‘boy child’ accusations and humiliating ‘d***’ posts emerge
Elijah Schaffer, a prominent right-wing media personality who built a public profile promoting traditional Christian marriage values, is embroiled in an acrimonious divorce and custody dispute with his wife Kezia that has exposed allegations of infidelity, financial misconduct and unpaid court-ordered support. The case draws attention to a stark disconnect between Schaffer’s conservative, family-focused public…
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BBC takes down article linking bare nails to racialised beauty standards
The BBC removed an article about bare, unpainted nails after it drew criticism for suggesting the trend could reinforce white supremacist beauty standards and stigmatise Black, Latino and Asian communities. The original link now returns a 404 error, and the BBC did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment at the time of…
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Alan Kohler to retire from ABC after 31 years, citing family time
Veteran financial journalist Alan Kohler is retiring from the ABC at the end of the year, after 31 years with the broadcaster and 24 years as a leading finance presenter. He said he wants to spend more time with his family, while ABC managing director Hugh Marks praised his role in helping audiences understand complex…
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Opinion piece says Labor spending leaves households bearing inflation pressures
An opinion article argues that the Australian Labor government is protecting its spending commitments while households face high mortgage costs and rising prices. It says restraint in public spending could ease pressure on demand and reduce the burden on the Reserve Bank to curb inflation through higher interest rates, though it would not guarantee rates…
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Transgender athletes have taken 2,293 championship spots from biological women, new research finds
The article reports that research commissioned by Concerned Women for America estimates transgender athletes have displaced women from 2,293 championship places since the mid-1980s. It argues that this challenges claims that such cases are rare and raises questions about fairness in women’s sport; these are the article’s arguments, rather than a neutral account of the…
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Netflix’s Failed Star Wars Replacement Officially Gets a Sequel Update From Zack Snyder
Zack Snyder has provided an update on the prospects for a third Rebel Moon film, suggesting that the science fiction franchise’s future depends on greater audience engagement with the existing instalments. The first two films were poorly received upon release, leading Netflix to shelve plans for further movies in the series. Snyder explained that renewed…
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Michael Fassbender’s R-Rated Sci-Fi Thriller Officially Loses Box Office Momentum
Director Na Hong-jin’s sci-fi thriller Hope has failed to gain box office momentum in its domestic release, marking a significant disappointment for specialty distributor Neon. The film, which premiered to critical acclaim at Cannes and performed well in South Korea with over £35 million, has struggled in North America, dropping 80% in its third weekend…
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Reparations activists call out blue states for using slavery history to fund broader agenda
Reparations activists from the U.S. Freedmen Project have criticised blue states for using slavery history in their public messaging whilst distributing reparations and assistance benefits to broader groups than direct descendants of enslaved Americans. The organisation argues this approach inappropriately conflates reparations with wider social justice initiatives and misallocates resources intended to address specific historical…
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Caitlin Clark’s technical foul sparks furious rally as Fever avoid elimination against Aces
Caitlin Clark led the Indiana Fever to a 99-89 victory over the Las Vegas Aces in a critical playoff Game 2, avoiding elimination and forcing a deciding Game 3 on Thursday. Clark’s performance was historically significant, as she became the first WNBA player to record a points-assists double-double (25+ points and 15+ assists) in a…
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How AI is creating a UK super-museum and revealing our planet’s history
Researchers in the UK are using robots and AI to create a digital museum bringing together millions of specimens from collections around the country. The project matters because it will make material that is often hard to access available to the public and researchers, helping them study changes in nature, climate, food supplies and species…