The Trump administration's recent decision to withdraw from the UN climate treaty raises legal questions. Experts argue it may be illegal and could ignite significant backlash. What does this mean for the future of US climate policy?
Sabrina Carpenter made waves on Saturday Night Live by dropping two F-bombs during her performance of 'Nobody's Son.' The incident went live on NBC, sparking reactions from fans and raising questions about FCC consequences.
After a brief suspension due to controversial remarks, Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show is back on local TV. Discover the full story behind the blackout and Kimmel's emotional return.
In a shocking twist during Trump's UN visit, Fox News host Jesse Watters joked about bombing the headquarters following a series of embarrassing mishaps, including a malfunctioning escalator and teleprompter.
Jimmy Kimmel's return to ABC ignites a fierce debate over free speech, drawing in Trump, the FCC, and a host of political figures concerned about media regulation and censorship.
Jimmy Kimmel returns to the airwaves after a whirlwind of controversy involving Trump and a social media backlash. His emotional monologue tackles the pressures from the Trump administration and the future of political satire.
After a week of turmoil, Jimmy Kimmel made an emotional return to late-night TV, addressing the backlash over his comments on Charlie Kirk's death and the importance of free speech.
Jimmy Kimmel's suspension has sparked a major investigation by Congress. Senators are probing the FCC's potential role in the decision, questioning if it was influenced by political motives. With Kimmel's remarks igniting conservative backlash, the fallout could have lasting implications for media freedom.
In a recent episode of 'The View,' Whoopi Goldberg and her co-hosts finally addressed Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, challenging the implications for freedom of speech and media independence.
Jimmy Kimmel's suspension has ignited a wave of support from major Disney stars, raising questions about censorship and free speech in the entertainment industry. Celebrities like Mark Ruffalo and Pedro Pascal are voicing their outrage, urging a reversal of the decision amid political pressures.