July 26, 2024

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Legendary actor Jon Voight, 85, condemned his daughter, actress and activist Angelina Jolie, for her stance on the Israel-Hamas war, saying in a new interview she’s been “influenced by virulently anti-Semitic people.” Voight, a rarity as a Republican-supporting Hollywood actor, discussed the conflict and his support for former President Trump in a new profile in […]

Iranian students show silent resistance against regime propaganda by refusing to step on American and Israeli flags painted on the ground. This act of defiance reveals the true spirit of Iran’s youth, who reject the regime’s anti-Western and anti-Semitic narratives. Videos and images capture students jumping over flags, with peers booing those who step on […]

Movie sets are often a dangerous place to be, as simulating reality generally entails embracing it. Whether working in a Hollywood studio or on location, there are many potential ways actors and crew can come into contact with danger, contending with natural disasters, unsafe props and set pieces, the tribulations of shooting in remote and […] The post 10 Film Shoots That Almost Ended in Disaster appeared first on Listverse.

In a world focused on sustainability and innovation, everyday products are being transformed in surprising ways. From the clothes we wear to the food we eat, traditional materials are being replaced with unconventional ones, pushing the boundaries of possibility. This list explores ten everyday products made from unusual sources. Each entry not only surprises but […] The post Making 10 Common Products from Very Unusual Sources appeared first on Listverse.

The Pacific Legal Foundation has asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse a lower court ruling in California that said elementary school students have no First Amendment rights. A 6-year-old nicknamed “B.B.” in the Capistrano Unified School District in Southern California was introduced to the phrase “Black Lives Matter” in her first-grade class during a lesson about Martin Luther King Jr. After the lesson, the child drew a picture and wrote “Black Lives Mater” (sic), added “any life,” and gave the picture to a classmate.  The classmate put the picture in her backpack. It was later found by her parents, who became concerned their daughter was being singled out for her race, and asked the school about it. The school forced B.B. to apologize for her “racist” drawing, banned her from recess for two weeks, and even banned her from drawing pictures for friends. B.B.’s parents were never informed about the incident—and found out a year later. Pacific Legal attorney Caleb Trotter joined “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the case, filed July 15. “You can see in their just gross overreaction to the innocent, inclusive use of ‘any life’ that they were teaching this through only one viewpoint, which is the progressive-accepted racial ideology viewpoint, and that’s deeply troubling,” Trotter said. Listen to “The Daily Signal Podcast” below: The post Law Firm Defends First Amendment Rights of 6-Year-Old Punished for ‘Any Life’ Matters Drawing appeared first on The Daily Signal.

'This Is Peak Kamala': Downhill From Here? Can Kamala Harris improve her standing with voters? Or does she come into the competitive presidential race as high as she'll get? I've written about Harris'…

Kamala Makes Cameo on Child-Grooming RuPaul Drag Race Kamala Harris made a cringey and creepy cameo on "RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars" to tout her campaign. This is especially disturbing considering…

Finally: Reporters Get to Ask Biden's Doctor Himself About Biden's Cognitive Health You would think, given all the questions about Joe Biden's health over the past three and a half years -- including…