60 Minutes aired a segment criticizing Trump’s administration for targeting major law firms, while former executive producer Bill Owens resigned, citing corporate interference.
Fox News defended its polling methodology, emphasizing its commitment to rigorous research practices despite ongoing debate.
While proponents argue it could provide financial relief for families, critics warn it may not significantly boost fertility rates and could worsen the federal debt.
Clooney remains optimistic about America’s resilience, pointing to historical challenges like the 1960s as worse than today’s political climate.
Despite raising over $1 billion, the campaign's heavy investment in celebrity appearances did not prevent Harris's loss to Donald Trump, sparking debate over their effectiveness in elections.
The FCC, bound by First Amendment protections, has historically avoided decisions based on editorial content, leaving Carr's potential actions under intense scrutiny.
She addressed rumors about marital issues, emphasizing her 32-year marriage to Barack Obama remains strong and her decisions are about self-care, not external problems.
CBS defends its editing as standard practice, warning the investigation could infringe on First Amendment rights and set a harmful precedent.