Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith hides behind Capitol Police rather than answer a question about Nolan Wells
Republican Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith appeared to motion toward Capitol Police officers Wednesday as Daniel Grimes, a correspondent for The Don Lemon Show, tried to ask her about the death of Nolan Wells, a Black 18-year-old from her state. One officer rose from a desk and approached Grimes. Moments later, a second stepped between the …
Reporters barred by Trump return to White House after judge orders access restored
Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico returned to the White House around midday Thursday, hours after security officers turned them away despite a federal judge’s order restoring the press credentials President Donald Trump had revoked.
Federal judge orders White House to explain why reporters remain barred after his ruling restoring access
Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were turned away from the White House on Thursday morning, hours after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to immediately restore the press credentials it had revoked from the three news organizations. The judge has given the administration until 12:30 p.m. Thursday to explain itself.
Dans HiHiHaHa! La Grande Biblii Cracra, on rit jusqu’à en pleurer
À l’Arsenic, Léa Katharina Meier donne vie à trois livres pour raconter l’incestuel, la honte et les traumas sexuels. Devant HiHiHaHa! La Grande Biblii Cracra, Dolo Aurore Andaloro passe du rire aux larmes et reconnaît, dans ce conte clownesque, quelque chose de sa propre histoire. L’article Dans <em>HiHiHaHa! La Grande Biblii Cracra</em>, on rit jusqu’à …
Trump Justice Department’s latest bid to sideline 17 transgender troops’ revoked retirement lawsuit fails
A federal judge on Tuesday rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to send a lawsuit over transgender troops’ revoked retirements to an Air Force records board, keeping the dispute in court as service members fight for the pensions and healthcare coverage they were promised.
Advocate NL 9/23/26
Happy Wednesday folks! Audience Editor Edgar Ramirez here, back in your inbox with some on-the-ground reporting from The Advocate’s Jack Walker in New York.
Hospitals forfeit more than $24M by caving to Trump’s campaign against trans youth care
More hospitals are making deals with the federal government over investigations into their gender-affirming care programs for minors. But that means funding for anti-trans medical efforts, and a presidential administration that backs them, is on the rise, too.
Nothing to see here? DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin shares a D.C. home with a Republican congressman
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has reportedly shared a Washington, D.C., home with Rep. Jason Smith for three years, renewing speculation about the two men.
Texas A&M’s Republican drag ban gets its day in court before 17 federal judges
The full 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday in two cases that could determine whether public universities may bar drag shows from campus venues. Federal judges reached conflicting rulings in the disputes involving the Texas A&M University System.
«Garance», une comédienne alcoolique dans tous ses états
Le film de Jeanne Herry fait le portrait d’une femme (Adèle Exarchopoulos) qui s’autodétruit et du couple qu’elle forme avec Pauline (Sara Giraudeau). La réalisatrice nous en parle. L’article «Garance», une comédienne alcoolique dans tous ses états est apparu en premier sur 360°.

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