Elon Musk Is Reportedly Giving Donald Trump PAC $45 Million … Per Month
Posted in: Politics News
The billionaire has been all-in for the former president since the shooting on Saturday — and probably long before then.
Trump Allies Try to Bully Dems, Media to Shut Up About His Fascist Plans
Posted in: Politics NewsRepublicans are seeking to capitalize on Trump’s assassination attempt — using it to demand everyone stop talking about his threats to democracy
What We Know About the Trump Rally Shooter
Posted in: Politics NewsLaw enforcement identified Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, as the gunman who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump
50 Cent, Kid Rock, More Artists React to Trump Rally Shooting
Posted in: Music NewsKid Rock, 50 Cent, John Rich, and more artists react to the shooting at the Trump rally on Saturday
Donald Trump ‘Safe’ After Shooting at Pennsylvania Rally
Posted in: Politics NewsFormer U.S. President Donald Trump is “safe” after being rushed offstage with blood on his face at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
A Guide to Project 2025, the Right’s Terrifying Plan to Remake America
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe Heritage Foundation’s 887-page policy proposal was crafted with the help of several figures with close ties to the former president
The Fyre Fest Guy Is Connecting Trump With Rappers
Posted in: Music NewsTrump’s Justice Department sent Fyre Fest organizer Billy McFarland to jail. Now, he’s helping arrange Trump’s meetings with rappers, sources say.
‘The Apprentice’ Is the Most Brutal Donald Trump Biopic Imaginable
Posted in: Movie ReviewsIt’s not like we didn’t know about the real-estate-mogul/reality-TV president’s horrible early years with Roy Cohn — but this Cannes Film Festival entry doesn’t pull punches
The 50 Worst Decisions in TV History
Posted in: TV ListsReality TV disasters, boneheaded cancelations, cable news calamities, and more
Beyond a Joke: Is Political Satire Dead? Or Have We Found a Pulse?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesWhen the truth is already a joke, what’s left to joke about? Rolling Stone's James Shackell dives into the rise and rise of political satire.
