WASHINGTON—Michael Knowles and Isabel Brown will attend the State of the Union on Tuesday, the latest sign of The Daily Wire’s growing influence in the nation’s capital.
Brown will join West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore (R), while Knowles will attend as a guest of House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Team USA Hockey star Jack Hughes explained during a Monday interview why it never occurred to him not to keep playing after he lost his front tooth in the gold medal matchup against rival Canada.
Hughes, taking the question after he and his teammates returned to the United States, said he knew that to anyone in any other profession, he might “sound crazy,” and, though disappointed about losing a tooth, there was no way he would have come off the ice for that.
If you missed the Olympic gold medal hockey game between the United States and Canada, you missed a doozy.
It was a truly spectacular hockey game. The US took a 1-0 lead in the first period and held it all the way until the third period, when the Canadians evened the score. Then they ended up in sudden-death overtime, where Jack Hughes delivered a game-winner for the ages.
Actor Robert De Niro was so sincere in his hatred for President Donald Trump that he apparently brought MS NOW host Nicolle Wallace to tears — and choked up a little himself — during a recent interview.
De Niro was speaking with Wallace for an episode of her podcast, “The Best People with Nicolle Wallace,” and he reduced himself to tears as he first claimed that he was always going to be about “lifting people up” and then almost immediately complained about “this thing” currently running the country.
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump denied a report on Monday that General Daniel Caine is opposed to an extended military campaign against Iran, calling the reporting “100%” incorrect and promising that Caine is with him when it comes to Iran.
The U.S. women’s hockey team, which won gold against Canada earlier this week, said on Monday that the players could not attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, citing “previously scheduled academic and professional commitments.”
Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) released an ad pointing out Independent Dan Osborn’s canceled fundraiser with high-level Democratic strategist Dana Chasin, whose name was referenced in an email in the files for allegedly moving children on a plane for Jeffrey Epstein. Chasin has strongly denied any allegations, according to Politico.
Just a few years after boasting about how transgender surgeries were “huge money makers,” Vanderbilt University Medical Center will no longer perform the procedures.
The Nashville-based health care center confirmed to The Daily Wire that the surgeries, which include procedures like crafting pseudo-genitalia for gender-confused individuals and removing the breasts of women who identify as men, were being phased out for logistical reasons.
“The Sopranos” star Michael Imperioli suggested that the characters in the HBO crime drama would “probably” be supporters of Donald Trump if the show were made today.
“The show is about the American dream, especially through the eyes of immigrants,” the actor said during an interview with The Independent this month.
Whoopi Goldberg floated a bizarre theory during Monday’s broadcast of “The View” on ABC, suggesting that FBI Director Kash Patel had been sent to Italy to watch Team USA’s first Olympic hockey gold medal in 46 years because the rank and file wanted him out of the way.
For the first time since 1980, the U.S. men’s hockey team has defeated our chief communist adversary in front of the entire world at the Winter Olympics. If you watched the gold-medal game, and you’re an American, you were probably enjoying yourself the entire time. I certainly was. It was a close game. It went to overtime. Our goalie looked like this:
