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“Need a good hug”: Erika’s savage hit back at Owens and Reid commands the AmFest

“Need a good hug”: Erika’s savage hit back at Owens and Reid commands the AmFest

Erika Kirk took the stage at AmFest 2025, the annual Turning Point USA summit. While endorsing Vice President JD Vance for the 2028 election, Kirk also delivered a subtle but pointed response to conspiracy claims from Joy Reid and Candace Owens that emerged after the assassination of her husband, TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk.

20 December,2025 12:48 AM IST
Fuentes' Thanksgiving Attack RETURNS | Backlash ERUPTS Again as Old Jab at Vance

Fuentes' Thanksgiving Attack RETURNS | Backlash ERUPTS Again as Old Jab at Vance

A 2024 clip of Nick Fuentes mocking JD Vance’s Thanksgiving family photo has resurfaced and the internet is on fire all over again. The viral video, which features Fuentes picking apart the Vice President’s holiday portrait with racialized commentary and crude cultural jabs, has reignited a fierce backlash across social media. Fuentes’ remarks, which compared the Vance family celebration to a “spot-the-difference caricature” and mocked their festive setup, are once again drawing criticism from viewers, commentators and political observers who accuse him of turning a simple family moment into a racial target. WATCH 

29 November,2025 03:47 AM IST
Iran's capital on the brink of collapse: Why 10 million in Tehran may evacuate

Iran's capital on the brink of collapse: Why 10 million in Tehran may evacuate

Iran faces its worst water crisis in 60 years as Tehran’s reservoirs hit record lows. President Masoud Pezeshkian warns that the capital — home to over 10 million people — could face water rationing or even evacuation if rain doesn’t come soon. Here’s how the crisis unfolded and why experts fear Tehran may soon be uninhabitable.

13 November,2025 05:53 PM IST
Namibia Wildfires Devastate Etosha National Park; 34% of Land Burned

Namibia Wildfires Devastate Etosha National Park; 34% of Land Burned

Massive wildfires have destroyed about one-third of Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park, burning through more than 34% of its land. Authorities say the fires started last week, likely from charcoal production on nearby farms, and spread quickly due to dry winds. At least nine antelopes were killed, grazing land was wiped out, and communities around the park are at risk.

29 September,2025 01:06 AM IST

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