Tag: Illegal entry

Ana Navarro on CNN: Illegals vs. Slaves Faux Pas

It got so bad that they had to cut to commercial. In our opinion... He understood her CORRECTLY. Coming into the country illegally is very very different than be brought here forcefully, against their will. She has no point to make in this conversation

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NFL stadium sidelines have unofficially become the new runway. While many football fans track trades and practices, fashion lovers anticipate viral game-day fits from the NFL's best-dressed wives and girlfriends. These stylish WAGs showcase endless outfit inspiration, team spirit and major glam on Instagram and TikTok, commanding attention from the Met Gala to stadium suites with their impeccable fashion sense and trendsetting looks.

Guess The Rapper: Spicy Hot Corset Photo

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Beyoncé Sparks Fury Over $1,100 Wooden Box

Beyoncé recently came under fire after she began selling a new product on her online shop. Unlike her previous products, it is not a vinyl record or a piece of clothing. Instead, it is a nearly $1,100 wooden box. The new product caused an uproar on the internet as many social media users called her out for her "disgusting display of greed."

Regan Hutsell: Rockette, Ballerina & Miss America

Regan Hutsell has just made history after being crowned the 99th Miss America on Sunday. Not only is the 25-year-old the only Miss America to win while wearing her natural hair, but she is also the first Miss Texas to have snagged the crown in more than 50 years. Dance has been one of Hutsell's passions since she was a child, and she was hired as a Radio City Rockette at 18 in 2019.

Affordable Housing Crisis: Why Supply Fails

To millions of Americans making less than $16,000 a year, affordable housing should mean a safe place to live that allows them to afford groceries and basic daily expenses. Instead, the term has been redefined. Thousands of low-income units now sit vacant in cities like Austin, Denver, and Portland, unaffordable to the very people who need them most, leaving the poorest unhoused.