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Former President Donald Trump denounced Republican Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds on Monday for refusing to endorse a candidate in the fledgling Republican primary.in a mail On his Truth Social platform, Trump suggested that Reynolds is tacitly endorsing DeSantis in the Republican primary, even as she remains nominally neutral.“Opened the Governorship for Kim Reynolds, and when she fell behind, I SUPPORTED HER, did big rallies, and she won,” Trump wrote.“Now, she wants to stay 'NEUTRAL.' I don't invite her to events! DeSanctus is down 45 points!' added the former president, referring to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Trump's main rival in the…

When surfer and model Sarah Brady shared text messages on her Instagram Story over the weekend that she claimed were between her and ex-boyfriend Jonah Hill, some noted familiar "therapy" terms that have proliferated in discussions on mental health line"Therapy talk," once called "psycho-talk," is simply psychology jargon. It's become popular verbiage on social media, where terms like "gaslighting," "narcissism," and "borderlines" are used liberally for salon diagnosis.In some cases, the language of therapy has given many people much-needed vocabulary to describe their feelings. In other cases, such as the text messages between Hill and Brady, that "therapy language" has…

Georgetown University's mascot, Jack the Bulldog, has died at the age of four, the school announced Monday."It is with a heavy heart that we share the sad news that our beloved Jack the Bulldog has gone to Rainbow Bridge after a brief illness," Georgetown University told Fox News Digital. "Please keep everyone who cared for and loved him so much in his thoughts and prayers.""Since 2019, Jack has brought joy to thousands of Georgetown family members with his always-ready tall legs, his ability to run and drive on the basketball court, and his genuine love for everyone, big and small,"…

WASHINGTON - Top Senate Democrats announced Monday that a key committee will vote on legislation to establish a code of conduct for the Supreme Court, toughen financial disclosure rules and strengthen recusal requirements for judges.The Supreme Court Ethics, Challenge and Transparency Act (SCERT), led by Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, DR.I., and Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin, D-Ill. , will receive a vote in committee on Thursday, July 20. they announced in a joint statement.“Whether you agree or disagree with the most recent landmark Supreme Court decisions, we hope we can all agree on one thing: These nine justices have extraordinary powers…