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Celebrity Time
Everyone Made the Same Joke About George and Amal Clooney at the Royal Wedding
George Clooney and Amal Clooney became a hilarious meme at the 2018 Royal Wedding of Meghan and Prince Harry.
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U.S. HuffPost
David Hogg Calls On Media To Stop Naming Santa Fe School Shooter
Gun control advocate David Hogg called on the press to stop using the name and
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Lifestyle Yahoo Lifestyle
Why did Meghan Markle's mother sit in the 2nd row during the royal wedding?
Some viewers were confused about Doria Ragland's seating assignment at St. George's Chapel on Saturday.
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Politics Yahoo View
MSNBC’s Clint Watts on FBI informant: ‘Everything president says is false’
Donald Trump, Jr. allegedly met with a ‘Gulf emissary’ offering to help the Trump campaign win the 2016 election, according to The New York Times.
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Lifestyle PopSugar
The Reason It Took Me 4 Years to Accept My Son For Who He Is
I realized pretty early on that my oldest child was nothing like me. There was the time we were at his friend's second birthday party and he nervously gripped my leg while the other kids ran straight to interact with the clown.
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Lifestyle Fox NewsHere's why it matters that Americans are having fewer children than ever before
Americans and Europeans are abandoning parenthood at an alarming rate, profoundly changing the nature of our societies, our politics and our cultures. Last year, women in the U.S. had children at the lowest rate ever recorded. There were just 60.2 births for every 1,000 girls and women ages 15 to 44 in our country. As a result, there were fewer births in America last year - 3.85 million babies - than at any time since 1987. This was a 2 percent drop from 2016. In addition, those having the most children are least able to pay for their upbringing. American women became mothers last year at rates that were inversely proportional to family income. The birth rate was almost 50 percent higher for
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U.S. Fox News Insider
Jones Blasts Kimmel's Response to Texas Shooting: No 'Better Example of White Privilege'
The editor in chief of Campus Reform blasted Jimmy Kimmel Sunday over the talk show host's monologue following Friday's deadly shooting in Santa Fe, Texas. Kimmel started his show by criticizing President Trump and other politicians that he said won't take action on gun control. "They care more about the support of the NRA than they do about children," Kimmel said. "So they sit there with their hands in their pockets, pockets that are full with gun money, and they do nothing." Friday's shooting at Santa Fe High School left 10 dead and another 10 injured. "I've never seen a better example of white privilege than Jimmy Kimmel," said Lawrence Jones, editor-in-chief of Campus Reform. "He's a rich
