A self-proclaimed tradwife influencer, Lilly Gaddis, grinned smugly during a recent appearance on 'Piers Morgan Uncensored' while openly admitting to using racial slurs and embracing racist views. In a jaw-dropping segment, Gaddis confessed to using the N-word ‘quite frequently’ and declared herself a racist. Despite her defiant stance, Gaddis’s embrace of racism has had consequences: she was banned from TikTok for her remarks and now has only about 700,000 followers across other platforms, an embarrassingly small following for an ‘influencer.’
Adin Ross, a fervent Trump supporter, is reaping what he sowed, having lost over $10 million due to Trump's tariffs. Guess gifting a custom Tesla Cybertruck and Rolex didn't buy him economic immunity. #adinross #trump #tariffs
MAGA supporters are reacting to reports that Trump has enlisted tech firm Palantir to build the largest government database for tracking Americans. Some Trump supporters dismissed the news as ‘fake,’ but those who looked closer weren’t happy.
Jalen Hurts’ silence said it all. The Philadelphia Eagles will be heading to the White House on April 28 after winning Super Bowl LIX in 2025 — marking a notable shift from 2018, when Trump canceled their visit over a national anthem dispute
It might be time to bring sex ed back to Texas schools. During a Texas budget debate, Rep. Andy Hopper (R) proposed an amendment to completely cut state funding for UT Austin over its LGBTQIA+ and DEI-related programs. Rep. Lauren Ashley Simmons (D) patiently stepped up to educate him on intersex individuals. After nearly an hour of discussion, House parliamentarians ruled against Hopper’s amendment.
A win is a win. Elon Musk spent over $250M supporting Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign and more than $21M backing conservative Brad Schimel in the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court race — aiming to shift the court’s balance. Despite these record-breaking donations, the Trump administration failed to deliver Musk’s desired reforms, and Schimel lost decisively to liberal Judge Susan Crawford, preserving the court’s liberal majority.