Jared Padalecki Deletes Well Wishes to Perez Hilton After Backlash Supernatural star Jared Padalecki has deleted a supportive message he posted for Perez Hilton and issued an apology. After Hilton’s hospitalization, Padalecki wrote that he was “in my thoughts,” urged him to “surround yourself with the love and support that all humans deserve,” and added “You got this.” Fans quickly flagged Hilton’s history of bullying and other harmful behavior. Padalecki removed the post and wrote: “I didn’t know. It’s been brought to my attention. I’m sorry.” In a follow-up he added that he had “ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA about his past” and “TRULY didn’t know ANYTHING about the extent” of Hilton’s actions. He stated clearly: “I DO NOT stand for, or support, ANY of the actions I just now found out that he has committed. Full stop.” Padalecki has long been open about his own mental health struggles through the Always Keep Fighting campaign. He said the original message came from a place of general compassion. Still, he should have left the well wishes up. Apologizing for simply wishing someone well feels unnecessary. Offering kindness — even to someone you disagree with or dislike — is a good thing. It’s called being human. I wish both Padalecki and Perez well.

Trump: Black and Brown Voters Are Rejecting Socialism President Trump posted on Truth Social this evening: “Black and Brown Voters don’t want Communism or Socialism — Not surprisingly, they are flocking to the Republican Party! They remember that Abraham Lincoln was a Republican!” The post highlights a growing shift he says is underway as more Black and Brown voters move toward the Republican Party and away from the socialist policies Democrat politicians are embracing. Socialism has always led to misery throughout history. Capitalism has brought more people out of poverty than any system in history. The choice is clear. Black, Brown, White, and Americans of all shades know this truth.

I’m pretty sure the WNBA wants attention at all costs, and nothing garners attention more than drama and violence. Matt Walsh just posted on 𝕏 about the violence in the WNBA. Here’s a representation of his point: “It’s pretty remarkable the level of violence we’ve been seeing in the WNBA. Men’s professional leagues have players of every background and you just don’t see this kind of stuff.” He’s right that it’s something worth noticing. And me posting about him posting about it? That’s marketing 101. Get people talking about your product no matter what it takes. People are talking about the WNBA a lot more than they used to. The league is chasing attention instead of focusing on the game itself. What they’re missing is that putting basketball, fairness, and player safety first would ultimately be the strongest advertising the WNBA could ever do.

I disagree with AOC on almost everything. Her public oversharing about freezing her eggs feels inappropriate and like attention-seeking. But Matt Walsh is wrong here. Calling a woman “too old” or saying it’s “backwards and ridiculous” to still want kids is a bad take. We should support all Americans having children — even the ones we strongly disagree with. Having kids is a good thing. Full stop.

The problem with Hasan Piker is a familiar one. He says highly inflammatory things designed to grab attention — including the claim that America “deserved” 9/11. Then, once the outrage (and the money) rolls in, he tries to walk it back or frame it as just “dumb shit” said on stream. He’s built a lucrative brand on the very system he constantly attacks. He rails against American capitalism while living extremely well off the attention economy it created. What he seems unwilling to accept is that some lines, once crossed, can’t be erased with a later clarification. The 9/11 comment is one of them. You don’t get to casually suggest a nation deserved the murder of nearly 3,000 people and then expect the moral ledger to simply reset. Attention is not the same as truth. And profit is not the same as principle.

Hillary Clinton: “There Is No Alternative” to Trump’s Gaza Plan — FT President Trump just shared this on Truth Social. It’s worth remembering that he has brought Gaza closer to peace than almost anyone thought possible. In a Financial Times opinion piece published June 18, 2026, Hillary Clinton — who calls herself an “implacable opponent” of the president — argues that his 20-point Gaza plan is currently the only viable path forward. Her central point: “If even I, an implacable opponent of the president, can accept this as the best option, then surely others can too?” Clinton writes that Europe and others are falling into a familiar trap of letting the perfect become the enemy of the possible. She is clear: • “There is no alternative framework waiting in the wings.” • “No rival coalition is quietly preparing a more viable proposal.” • The plan “remains the only framework backed by sufficient leverage, political engagement and potential resources.” She adds that without demilitarization and a transition away from Hamas, there will be no meaningful reconstruction and no realistic path to Palestinian self-determination. When even Hillary Clinton is willing to acknowledge this, it is something worth paying close attention to. Peace in Gaza once seemed unattainable. Now it looks possible — thanks to the GOAT. Even Hillary agrees.

Jeffries claims Republicans “cut $1 trillion from Medicaid” and refused to extend ACA tax credits. Neither claim holds up. The Medicaid reforms targeted waste: work requirements for able-bodied adults and tighter eligibility so the program isn’t used by illegal immigrants or people who don’t qualify. Undocumented immigrants were already barred from full benefits. The bill closed loopholes and prioritizes American citizens who actually need it. Medicaid spending still grows. On the ACA tax credits: the enhanced subsidies Jeffries wants mostly expanded help to higher-income households above 400% of poverty — people the original law never intended to subsidize. Extending them keeps pouring taxpayer money into coverage for those who can afford it while doing little for the poorest. Democrats call this “affordable healthcare for every American.” It’s not. I have a better plan for affordable healthcare: lower taxes and let Americans decide how to cover themselves.

AOC Defends DSA Agenda as “Pro-Democracy,” Won’t Rule Out Presidency, and Sidesteps Condemning Hasan Piker Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared on ABC’s This Week today and made clear where she stands on the growing socialist wing of the party. When asked if she is still a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, she confirmed: “Of the New York City chapter.” She described the DSA’s agenda — which includes abolishing the Senate, the presidency, and the Supreme Court — as “fundamentally pro-Democracy.” On whether she will run for president, AOC said: “I haven’t ruled out the possibility.” Asked about a potential primary challenge against Chuck Schumer, she replied: “Anything is possible.” When pressed on Hasan Piker — who has said “America deserved 9/11” and has been platforming progressive candidates — AOC refused to say he should be sidelined. Instead she pivoted: “We have lost young people…” She also celebrated the rise of these candidates: “We have really an ascendance of a young, inspiring, exciting electorate, energizing wave of candidates that I think really inject a new energy to the Democrat party…” AOC is clearly comfortable with the reach voices like Hasan Piker bring to the party. What this interview reveals is a willingness to prioritize power and political advantage over basic moral clarity. Refusing to draw a clear line against someone who claimed America “deserved” 9/11 is not leadership — it’s opportunism. As someone who was there that day, I find the refusal to condemn it indefensible. The victims and their families deserved better than a pivot. And pairing that with an open embrace of socialist ideology ignores the well-documented human cost of those systems across history.

Abdul El-Sayed on Meet the Press: 9/11 Comments Are Just “Dumb Things Said Out of Context” Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed sat down with NBC’s Meet the Press today and addressed questions about his campaign associations and policy plans. On Hasan Piker — who has previously said “America deserved 9/11” and has been involved with the campaign — El-Sayed downplayed the remark as just some “dumb thing somebody said out of context.” When asked if he planned to continue campaigning with him, he replied: “I’m less concerned now with who I’m campaigning with… I’m a lot more focused on who I’m campaigning to.” On his push for government-run healthcare, El-Sayed acknowledged the cost: Americans would “pay a little bit more in taxes.” He also offered this view of the current system: “I understand right now, though, that we don’t live under capitalism…” In short: He dismissed the 9/11 comment as no big deal, confirmed higher taxes for his healthcare plan, and said America doesn’t currently operate under capitalism. This is exactly the kind of candidate the Democrat Party should be moving away from.

Carmen Electra on Baywatch: It Pushed Boundaries — But It Wasn’t Porn Carmen Electra is looking back on her time in the iconic red swimsuit and says the original Baywatch struck a unique balance. “It had a certain tone to it that it was just such a fantasy… maybe it was the first time on television you could see so much skin because we really were playing lifeguards,” she told Fox News Digital. “So we could be in these skimpy outfits.” She acknowledged the show’s sexy reputation but drew a clear line: “And it wasn’t porn. You know what I mean? They didn’t have to sneak away and find a VHS tape… You can watch this. You can also learn something.” Electra noted that fans regularly told the cast they picked up real skills — including CPR — from the show. “I could save someone right now if I needed to,” she joked. She’s also open to a return for the reboot, especially if it means sharing the screen again with David Chokachi. “I could do something. Come in, have another love scene with David… Just something really cute and fun. I would be down to get into the water again.” Classic Baywatch energy: sexy, fun, and still somehow educational. At 54, Carmen Electra still looks incredible. Fitness is a lifestyle and a state of mind — and she’s clearly got it.

Abdul lectures multimillionaires about Mackinac Island affordability while his wife owns a rental property in Dubai. The UAE is widely documented for forced labor risks, kafala abuses, wage theft, and exploitation of migrant workers. His disclosure lists a single-family rental home there plus a liability to the developer of this luxury “resort-style” community with lagoon and white sandy beaches. The AI video pans across exactly the kind of overseas luxury his family is invested in — while he criticizes others for opulence. That’s real rich. Abdul is projecting. Just like his good friend Hasan Piker does 24/7.

Britney Spears Opens Up About “Embarrassing” Botched Botox Experience Britney is speaking out after a recent beauty treatment went wrong. In a candid Instagram video, the pop star revealed that a Botox procedure left her with a droopy left eye for weeks. “A doctor put so much Botox in this left eye that it drooped down like that,” she said while demonstrating the issue. “And it’s just now starting to raise up and be normal again… it’s so embarrassing.” Spears estimated the droop lasted about four weeks and issued a clear warning to her followers: “Girls, you have to be careful if you do Botox. These people and these doctors, they can really f–k your eyes up… Be careful with these people. They try to change, like, your face… Be careful with your bodies, because it’s yours and you own it.” She captioned the post simply: “You can’t trust anyone!!!” Spears’ message is a straightforward reminder to research providers carefully and prioritize safety when considering any cosmetic procedure. I find myself agreeing with Britney Spears a lot these days. You really do need to be careful who you trust—and treat your body with kindness. Keeping things natural and clean tends to leave you happier and safer in the long run.

AOC Films Herself Injecting Hormones for Egg Freezing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is documenting her egg-freezing process on Instagram, including video of herself administering the first hormone injection—exposing her stomach on camera to do so. “Normally, I keep my private life quite private. But I have made the decision to freeze my eggs,” she said. “I was weighing it for a very long time… This is a choice I’m making to feel more in control of my life.” She also noted a potential political “risk” or “tax” for sharing, arguing men in public life rarely face the same questions about age and family plans. Public speculation about her appearance has circulated for some time. In late 2024, AOC addressed repeated pregnancy questions after a Republican colleague asked her on the House floor. She said she was not pregnant and attributed it to holiday eating. Filming and posting the actual injection process crosses into clear oversharing. A private medical procedure does not require a public demonstration. For an elected official, turning an intimate health step into Instagram content feels unnecessary and performative. Boundaries still matter.

Good morning y’all! Happy Sunday and God bless. Special good morning to Royce White, who finally got his 1st wig. May all reactions to his look be supportive and may his journey to the WNBA be truly FABULOUS. Shame on anyone who’s not supportive of Royce. Royce is what Royce says Royce is. Those are the rules!

Harry Potter’s Lavender Brown just revealed she made more on OnlyFans in one year than her whole acting career Jessie Cave posts non-explicit hair fetish content focused entirely on her long hair. Fully clothed. Extremely niche. She earned roughly $20k in one day and says it “genuinely saved our lives” for her and her four kids. I don’t really know this actress, but of course I know the Harry Potter films. What stands out most to me is the quiet desperation so many people face just trying to provide for their families, and the lengths some are willing to go for their children. If this is how she’s able to support her kids, I can’t fault her for it. It’s legal, and she’s doing what she feels she needs to do.

DiJonai Carrington ejected after hard foul on Sophie Cunningham Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected in the first quarter Saturday after a flagrant 2 foul on Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham. This AI dramatization shows the sequence: Cunningham went up for a layup when Carrington hit her high in the face from behind. Cunningham fell to the floor, got up, and shoved Carrington before teammates separated them. Officials reviewed the play and ruled the foul “unnecessary” and “excessive.” Carrington looked stunned as she left the game. The WNBA needs to do a better job protecting its players from these kinds of hard, unnecessary fouls. Stars shouldn’t have to absorb contact like this and then fight through the aftermath.

Perez Hilton remains hospitalized in “serious but stable” condition His family shared a new update Saturday on the gossip blogger’s condition following his recent hospitalization. They confirmed he “remains hospitalized under Florida’s Baker Act” and that his “condition remains serious but stable.” “He experienced significant blood loss and sustained additional injuries that will require surgery in the coming days,” the family said. “His treatment and recovery will be a long process.” While Hilton has been able to communicate at times, the family clarified that “his communication has been extremely limited.” His three children “remain safe and are being cared for by immediate family.” The road ahead will be lengthy, but the focus remains on recovery and support for everyone involved. Wishing him a full recovery and the chance to find peace and joy again. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. Keep praying for Perez and his family and be kind to those around you. It could mean more than you imagine.

Hunter Biden: Dad’s Cancer Has Spread — “Very Painful and Very Debilitating” Hunter Biden offered a sobering update on his father’s health, revealing that former President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has progressed significantly. Speaking to the BBC, Hunter said: “The cancer has spread, metastasized into his bones and further. It’s very painful and it’s very debilitating in many respects.” He added that watching the struggle has been difficult: “It’s really sad to watch. The only thing that I’d say about my dad, about his health right now, is I wish he would complain more, because it’s not good.” Despite the advancing illness, Hunter noted his father continues to appear publicly at times. “He’s still out there. He’s still doing his thing. He so believes in this country.” Biden, 83, was diagnosed with aggressive stage 4 prostate cancer in May 2025. The family has previously said the disease is hormone-sensitive and being managed with treatment. I will pray for the Bidens that they find peace and healing through this. While I strongly disagree with their politics and many of their actions, they are still children of God, and I hope they all find the healing they need.

These are Hasan Piker’s own words — said by him on stream from 2019 and into recent years. “America deserved 9/11.” Calling the man who injured a U.S. veteran a “brave soldier.” Saying it doesn’t matter if rapes happened on October 7th. Preferring Hamas over Israel. This AI video is based entirely on Piker’s public statements. Anyone still standing next to him on the campaign trail is telling you exactly who they’re willing to associate with. There is no excuse.