Ola Olugbemi
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Actor Bambadjan Bamba, best known for his role in NBC’s “The Good Place,” publicly revealed that he's been living in the United States illegally, protected only by former President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy.
“Immigrants are not criminals,” Bamba told the LA Times.
At the age of 10, Bamba and his family reportedly left their home in the Ivory Coast and made…
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Left-wing broadcaster and avid anti-Trumper Keith Olbermann announced Tuesday he's retiring from political commentary in his “The Resistance With Keith Olbermann” video segment for GQ.
“Have fun storming the castle, my work here is done," Olbermann said before signing off.
The Daily Caller reported the former MSNBC host complained that he has “not enjoyed a single minute” of the show -- which…
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On Tuesday morning, Gloria Allred, the attorney representing one of the women accusing Roy Moore of sexual assault, told CNN that she would turn over her client’s yearbook to authenticate Moore’s alleged signature in exchange for Moore’s testimony under oath.
The Hill reported that Allred and her client, Beverly Young Nelson, presented the yearbook signature to the public as evidence to support…
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After being accused by four women of sexual misconduct, Sen. Al Franken can’t say if there will be others who come out against him.
Since morning news anchor and model, Leeann Tweeden, published a damning photograph of Sen. Franken and accused him of forcibly kissing her, three other women have spoken out against him for grabbing their butts while taking pictures at the State Fair.
Sen. Franken…
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Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) stepped down as Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee on Sunday after the public found out about him spending taxpayer dollars to allegedly cover up a sexual harassment and wrongful termination claim by an ex-staffer. He has not resigned from office.
Conyers has since acknowledged the money paid to the staffer and agreed to an ethics investigation into the…
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College is for strengthening the mind, not turning it to mush, right?
Well, James Madison University is pushing for more mush with their course on Black Lives Matter, in which they describe our day and age as an era of “New Jim Crow.”
The course, titled "WSG 495: Special Topics in Women’s and Gender Studies," “examines the radical resistance of the Black Lives Matter movement to state…
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On Saturday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly received over 200,000 background check requests for gun sales on Black Friday, setting a new record for the most requests in a single day.
The official number, 203,086, marked a near ten percent increase from the previous two years. The past two records were also set on Black Friday, according to USA Today. The actual number of guns…
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A day after President Trump appeared to defend Roy Moore’s Senate aspirations and denial of sexual assault allegations, the Washington Post decided to run a story of the President’s own allegations of sexual assault.
The article included thirteen women’s accounts of the then real-estate mogul making unwanted sexual advances toward them.
While none of the allegations have been proven true, the…
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The Washington Examiner reported Tuesday that Fusion GPS, the company responsible for the infamous “Trump dossier,” made payments to three journalists between June 2016 and February 2017, according to court documents obtained by the House Intelligence Committee.
House Republicans must be foaming at the mouth at the new revelation, as the House Intelligence Committee has demanded documents,…
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A U.S. Navy aircraft carrying 11 crew and passengers crashed off the coast of Japan early Wednesday morning. Eight people have been rescued, while three remain missing.
According to NPR, the propeller-driven C-2 Greyhound crashed in the Philippine Sea southeast of Okinawa, Japan.
The Navy says “search and rescue” for the remaining members is still under way, releasing a statement on the…