Charlotte Jones, daughter of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and current executive vice president and chief brand officer for the team, just weighed in on the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show controversy. The Cowboys exec praised the decision to showcase the Puerto Rican artist, saying, “Our whole society is based on immigrants.” However, Bad Bunny is not an immigrant. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, a U.S territory, he is a U.S. citizen by birth. “I think it’s awesome, and I think our Latina fan base is amazing. And I think when you think about the Super Bowl, you want the No. 1 performer in the world to be there,” Jones said during an appearance on “The Katie Miller Podcast.” She added, “We’re on a global stage and we can’t ever forget that. Our game goes out to everybody around the world, and to get the premier entertainer to want to be a part of our game, I think, is amazing… We have a mixed culture. Our whole society is based on immigrants that came here and founded our country. I think we can celebrate that. I think the show’s going to be amazing.” In this episode, I sit down with Dallas Cowboys Co-Owner @cjonescowboys to discuss her life before the NFL, balancing work and motherhood, the popular DCC Netflix series, and more. 0:00 – Introduction 1:39 – Who Is Charlotte Jones in 30 Seconds? 2:21 – Life Before the Dallas… pic.twitter.com/JEIHrEPz2T — The Katie Miller Podcast (@katiemillerpod) November 11, 2025 The artist’s selection, made in conjunction with Jay-Z’s company Roc Nation, was controversial because of his past anti-ICE statements, including his refusal to schedule any tour stops in the United States due to alleged fears that his fans might be taken into ICE custody at his shows. Miller pressed, asking whether Jones thought it was a political statement, given Bad Bunny’s negative comments about ICE agents. “I don’t think our game’s about politics,” Jones insisted. “I don’t think people tune in to look at politics. We do everything we can to avoid politics. And I think in that moment, people will be watching the game, they’ll be celebrating music, and nobody will be thinking about what comments on the left side, what comments on the right side. That this is about bringing people together.” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed last month that there are no plans to replace Bad Bunny as the halftime performer despite the mounting backlash. “It’s carefully thought through,” Goodell said of the performance, as The Daily Wire previously reported. “I’m not sure we’ve ever selected an artist where we didn’t have some blowback or criticism. It’s pretty hard to do when you have literally hundreds of millions of people that are watching.” “We’re confident it’s going to be a great show,” the commissioner added. “He’s one of the leading and most popular entertainers in the world. That’s what we try to achieve. It’s an important stage for us. It’s an important element to the entertainment value.” Bad Bunny has called ICE agents “motherf***ers” and “sons of bitches.” He also angered many NFL fans after addressing the backlash that none of his songs were in English, advising them to learn Spanish if they didn’t like it.

The Trump administration has set its sights on Charlotte for its next round of immigration sweeps, The Daily Wire has learned. Federal law enforcement sources said some Border Patrol agents already in Chicago for the Department of Homeland Security’s “Operation Midway Blitz” raids may be heading to Charlotte, North Carolina, as early as this week. Border Patrol chief for California’s El Centro sector, Gregory Bovino, will also head to Charlotte, sources said. He will later go on to New Orleans, according to NewsNation. Last month, Bovino posted on X, “We’ll put Charlotte on the list!!!” in response to a request that the feds deploy there. On Wednesday, Bovino wrote, “Crime way down in Chicago thanks to President Trump and Secretary Noem’s leadership. This is Homeland Security in action.” Crime way down in Chicago thanks to President Trump and Secretary Noem’s leadership. This is Homeland Security in action. #midwayblitz https://t.co/T8Awye13fx — Commander Op At Large CA Gregory K. Bovino (@CMDROpAtLargeCA) November 12, 2025 DHS didn’t confirm or deny the plans in a statement shared with The Daily Wire. “Every day, DHS enforces the laws of the nation across the country. We do not discuss future or potential operations,” Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said. The Trump administration deployed more than 200 border agents to the Windy City last month to help speed up their nationwide mass deportation effort, according to CBS News. And sanctuary leaders were quick to condemn the deployment. “The people of Chicago have deserved better than having CBP and Greg Bovino in this city,” Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said during a press conference on Wednesday. “We’ll have to continue to protect our neighbors and our friends and our families, and I will work very hard to continue to do that to keep people safe,” he added. Tensions have remained high in Chicago, with anti-ICE agitators trying to block agents from making arrests and cartels placing hefty bounties on the heads of the feds.

Americans are finding common ground on an unexpected issue, abortion drugs. New polling shows that rolling back dangerous Biden-era policies on the drugs is not only supported by a majority of Americans, but such support transcends traditional party divides and the “pro-life” versus “pro-choice” label. Seven in 10 likely voters, including 57% of liberal voters, approve of reinstating safeguards around the drugs by requiring a doctor visit for abortion drug prescriptions. Even more revealing, the majority of voters who were surveyed for the poll identify as “pro-choice,” representing a possible shift in how voters view the repercussions of the drugs for women’s health and safety. Another 70% of respondents support doctors screening for and reporting possible abuse and coercion before prescribing the drugs, a policy that could have prevented the tragedy Catherine Herring experienced firsthand when her husband purchased lethal abortion drugs online and tried to end her pregnancy by lacing her drinks. Catherine’s abuser was enabled by the Biden Administration’s removal of abortion drug safeguards, which eliminated in-person dispensing requirements for abortion pills under the Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) program. As a result, it’s easier than ever for would-be abusers and coercers to obtain the pills via mail. The FDA’s recent approval of a new generic version of the abortion drug mifepristone only compounds these risks for women by making the drugs even easier to access. The response has been swift, with groups urging the FDA to rescind their approval and restore policies that protect women’s health and safety while affirming life. The dangers of abortion drugs have never been more apparent. A recent study from the Ethics and Public Policy Center found that serious adverse events from the abortion drug are approximately 22 times more frequent than the FDA currently reports, with over one in ten women experiencing sepsis, infection, hemorrhaging, or other harmful side-effects. A peer-reviewed article from the Charlotte Lozier Institute also debunked the popular claim that the abortion pill is “safer than Tylenol.” Just recently, the American Association of Pro-Life OBGYNs (AAPLOG) sounded the alarm on a dangerous sepsis-like infection that can occur after a pregnant woman takes mifepristone. Even Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. publicly admitted that the Biden Administration had “twisted the data to bury one of the safety signals, a very high safety signal, around 11 percent” related to abortion drugs. Yet the FDA significantly expanded access to mifepristone with the approval of the new generic pill, rather than pausing to examine the current evidence of harm or complete the agency’s promised report on the safety of the drug. In any other area of medicine, such findings would have triggered alarm, inquiry, and reform. In the absence of any such immediate action, the pro-life movement, state attorneys general, and Congress are standing in the gap to protect women. A coalition of advocacy and policy organizations – led by Live Action with support from Students for Life, Concerned Women for America, Heartbeat International, Advancing American Freedom, AAPLOG, the Life Leadership Conference, and several others – joined with state leaders to demand a reversal of the FDA’s decision to approve the new generic version of mifepristone. Attorney generals from twenty-two states, led by Alabama’s Steve Marshall, denounced the FDA’s “illegal and dangerous” rollback of in-person dispensing rules. Fifteen more have called on Congress to confront “shield laws” that allow doctors to mail abortion drugs into pro-life states while circumventing state laws. Earlier this month, Senator Lindsey Graham led 51 senators in sending a joint letter to Secretary Kennedy and FDA Commissioner Marty Makary, urging them to halt the rollout of the new generic drug and reinstate the safety rules that once governed its use. Senate HELP Committee Chair Bill Cassidy followed with an oversight letter pressing the same officials to explain how the agency could expand access while simultaneously pledging to “review the ongoing data.” Cassidy warned that the FDA’s decision “fails to mitigate the risks to women that have been identified and fails to protect women from the coercive use of the drug.” The central claim is simple: women’s health and safety are on the line. The FDA and HHS must act to restore crucial safeguards. Pro-life groups and elected officials echo the voices of women who have been harmed directly by abortion drugs. Women like Liana Davis, whose hot chocolate was laced with abortion drugs by her boyfriend, resulting in a miscarriage; Rosalie Markezich, who was coerced by her boyfriend into taking mail-order abortion pills; and Catherine Herring, who unknowingly consumed abortion drugs slipped into her drink by her husband. Their heartbreaking stories shine a light on the true costs of uncontrolled abortion drugs. Americans understand those costs too, and a majority want to see crucial safeguards restored. The FDA and HHS must respond and act before more women are harmed. * * * David Bereit is the executive director of the Life Leadership Conference. The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

For the first time in history, the number one country song in the digital sales category on the Billboard charts is AI-generated. “Walk My Walk” by Breaking Rust currently holds that honor despite not being attached to any human artist. There’s not much information available about the “musician” beyond an artist’s bio on Linktree that says, “Music for the fighters and the dreamers.” Breaking Rust has more than 39,000 followers on Instagram. The profile includes videos and stills of a man in a cowboy hat standing in the rain. News of the song topping the Billboard chart got mixed reactions on social media. “80% of songs are auto-tuned, single-beat, 2-minute tracks. No sympathy there. But for the remaining 20% of artists who can actually sing, challenge, and surprise listeners? This is tragic,” one person wrote in response to the news.  “I have a feeling that Spotify might be PRO AI as they won’t have to pay royalties or any other fees in case the music is AI generated,” another observed. “But it’s bad for listeners. Bad for artists.” “A lot of people like AI music, and I don’t think any amount of shaming is gonna change that,” a third argued. “Just ask the vegans.” The debate over using AI in creative endeavors has been raging for years and is back in the spotlight as it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish between AI-generated content and human-generated content. The media labor union SAG-AFTRA recently spoke out against a 100% AI-generated “actress” being touted by its creators as “the next Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman.” The “synthetic performer,” which goes by the name Tilly Norwood, was concocted by the U.K.-based production studio Particle6. Tilly Norwood’s creator, Eline Van der Velden, argued that the AI-generated character “is not a replacement for a human being, but a creative work — a piece of art.” “I see AI not as a replacement for people, but as a new tool, a new paintbrush,” Van der Velden said, as The Daily Wire previously reported. “Just as animation, puppetry, or CGI opened fresh possibilities without taking away from live acting, AI offers another way to imagine and build stories. I’m an actor myself, and nothing — certainly not an AI character — can take away the craft or joy of human performance.”

Yes, Prince George has a very big future ahead of him. His father, Prince William, will soon be king, and one day it will be his turn. Of course, that’s all fine and good, but we have to remember he’s still a 12-year-old kid. And when you’re that age, kids start wanting what their friends have and might begin conversations with, “But I am the only one,” or “You never let me do anything.” Now, Prince George might not use that kind of vernacular, but he’s apparently starting to speak up about wanting a cell phone. And it’s a conversation his parents knew would be coming, but aren’t necessarily thrilled about. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Prince and Princess of Wales (@princeandprincessofwales) Prince William Opened Up About Getting Prince George A Cell Phone Prince George isn’t the average 12-year-old boy wanting a cell phone. His family is known worldwide, and plenty of people make remarks about the royals online. Giving him a cell phone also means opening him up to all that the world has to say. Per People, Prince William shared his thoughts on Prince George and a cell phone with Luciano Huck in a recent interview in Brazil. “Our children don’t have phones. I think when George moves on to secondary school, then maybe he might have a phone that has no internet access,” William explained. But he added that it’s becoming an issue with the young prince and his parents. “And to be honest, it’s getting to the point where it’s becoming a little bit of a like tense issue,” Prince William admitted. His dad said Prince George is pretty understanding of his parents’ trepidation about a cell phone. “But I think he understands why,” Prince William added. “We communicate why we don’t think it’s right. And again, I think it’s the internet access I have a problem with. I think children can access too much stuff they don’t need to see online, and so having a phone and text message, the old sort of ‘brick phone’ as they call them, I think that’s fine.” This story’s featured image is by Karwai Tang/WireImage via Getty. The post Prince George And His Parents Have The Most Relatable Tween Disagreement appeared first on InspireMore.

Oscar-nominated actress Sally Kirkland passed away at age 84. She spent decades in Hollywood, starring on stage and screen. Following her death, many stars paid tribute to the legendary actress on social media with photos and stories. Jennifer Tilly shared a touching memory of Sally on X. “So sad to hear of the passing of sweet Sally Kirkland. We worked together on her last, and one of her favorite films, ‘Sallywood,’ where she gave a bravura performance as herself. She was funny, feisty, vulnerable and self-deprecating. She never wanted anyone to say she was gone. ‘Don’t say Sally died, say Sally passed on into the spirits.’ Safe passage, beautiful lady,” she wrote. A sad farewell to my friend, Oscar nominee Sally Kirkland. She was to be interviewed for my book on Robert Redford, appearing in The Sting and The Way We Were. The last message she sent me stated, "I love you James and I am glad we are friends." Same here, Sally. RIP pic.twitter.com/OXasEUq6pZ— James L. Neibaur (@JimLNeibaur) November 11, 2025 Sally Kirkland Touched Many Lives Sally Kirkland’s body of work meant a lot to stars and fans. “Devastated to hear of Sally Kirkland’s passing. She was an indelible character actor and red carpet icon who was never anything short of memorable. Her awards season campaign for ANNA, a powerhouse performance all should see, will always be the greatest,” an X post reads. John Fugelsang shared his favorite memory of Sally on X. “God bless the beautiful and brilliant Miss Sally Kirkland. Such a beloved friend and confidant; she came to so many of our live shows in LA; even to my kid’s 3rd birthday party. And oh the stories she had. Thank you, Sally, for making life and art more beautiful,” he wrote. Prior to her death, Sally Kirkland posted a heartbreaking photo on Instagram asking for donations to a GoFundMe to help with medical expenses. A fan shared a loving message after hearing the news of her passing. “Sending love and prayers rest in paradise. The great amount of talent and work , i will always remember her part in roseanne .. because she mastered that role . It was a role that covered a message in that time was not always talked about publicly. She had a way with delivery when it came to emotional roles. Sorry to her family and friends,” they wrote. This story’s featured image is by Arun Nevader/WireImage. The post Beautiful Tributes Abound Following Legendary Actress Sally Kirkland’s Death appeared first on InspireMore.

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