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A self-described transgender Canadian man allegedly slashed two young children and posted on social media about the incident after he was granted release. Michael Attwood, 35, who uses the name “Alice,” was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing the two young children in Grande Prairie, Alberta, on Feb. 19,...

The founders of the iconic Ben & Jerry’s ice cream brand may want to buy back the business they started decades ago as parent company Unilever stifles its trademark social justice activism. Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield sold the Vermont business in 2000 to Unilever at a $326 million price...

UFC Fight Night, brought to you in part by Jeremy’s Razors, is storming back into the UFC Apex in Las Vegas tonight with a main event that promises to set the flyweight division ablaze.  Headlining the card is a thrilling showdown between Manel Kape and Asu Almabayev — a clash of styles and wills that’s sure to redefine the flyweight landscape. This is a Fight Night you won’t want to miss! Kape vs. Almabayev Manel Kape, the Angola-born powerhouse, steps into the cage with a chip on his shoulder. Known for his blistering speed and knockout artistry, Kape has been on a mission to prove he’s the next big thing in the flyweight division. Kape enters the bout with a 20-7 record, and he’s coming off a win in his last fight.  Facing Kape is Asu Almabayev, a Kazakh sensation who brings an unrelenting grappling game and a suffocating pace that’s left opponents gasping for air. Sitting at an impressive 21-2 record, Almabayev is hungry to cement his name among the elite. Brundage vs. Marquez In this slugfest, two Americans — Cody Brundage and Julian Marquez — square off for an all-important middleweight fight. Brundage loves to wear down his foes with pressure and grit. Meanwhile, Marquez, dubbed “The Cuban Missile Crisis,” is all about chaos — packing serious power and a flair for dramatic finishes.  Both men are coming to throw down and rebound from their last fights — which was a no-contest for Brundage and a loss for Marquez. Expect this one to end with someone staring at the ceiling before the final bell. Haqparast vs. Ribovics Morocco’s Nasrat Haqparast (17-5) enters with his signature razor-sharp boxing and a wealth of experience, looking to build on his recent momentum after a strong 2024. Known for his technical striking and durability, he’s a tough out for anyone. Across the octagon, Argentina’s Esteban Ribovics (14-1) is riding a three-fight win streak, capped by a stunning knockout of Drew Dober, showcasing his explosive finishing ability and dynamic style. With Haqparast’s precision meeting Ribovics’ chaos, this bout promises a high-paced striking war that could end in a highlight-reel moment.  Amil vs. Gomis The Hyder Amil faces off against William Gomis in this featherweight bout that’s sure to keep everyone guessing. Amil, an American powerhouse with a flawless 10-0 record, brings his relentless aggression and devastating knockout power to the cage.  Meanwhile, Gomis, the 27-year-old French sensation is riding a 14-2 record and has his sights set on cracking the featherweight top 15.  Lane vs. Pinto In this heavyweight bout, former NFL player Austen Lane is looking to string together back-to-back wins. Known for his physicality and wrestling background, Lane could lean on takedowns to control the fight, but his recent losses by knockout highlight a vulnerability against heavy hitters. Pinto, meanwhile, is making his UFC debut, arriving on the scene with momentum from a first-round TKO of Luis Camacho on Dana White’s Contender Series in October 2024. Stars on the Rise Don’t miss the prelims on Saturday, which feature brawls that could steal the show. Numerous matches, including two women’s bouts, will keep the crowd on the edge of their seats.  UFC Fight Night on March 1 isn’t just another event — it’s a proving ground for some of the hungriest fighters in the game. With the flyweight division heating up, Kape vs. Almabayev could shake up the title picture, while the undercard is primed to deliver knockouts and submissions. The prelims kick off at 4 PM ET/1 PM PT, with the main card dropping at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT, streaming live on ESPN+. Whether you’re a diehard fan or just love a good scrap, this night at the Apex is going to be pure adrenaline from start to finish. *** Jeremy’s Razors is the official razor partner of the UFC. Buy the razor that’s in the fight for masculinity.

McDonald’s breakfast fans who want more out of life than a biscuit or English muffin have cause to celebrate. The fast food giant announced on February 25 that bagel sandwiches will now be available nationwide. This came as a welcomed surprise to many McDonald’s fans who dreamed of having bagels back in their lives. Some enthusiasts even started a Facebook group, “Where’s my McDonald’s Bagel,” to help track the treat to restaurants near them. McDonald’s made the announcement about breakfast in a news release. “At McDonald’s, breakfast isn’t just a meal; it’s a cherished tradition and cornerstone of our brand,” said McDonald’s USA President Joe Erlinger. “Every morning when we open our doors, we are a breakfast restaurant. Whether it’s my personal favorite, the Egg McMuffin, or our crispy Hash Browns, fluffy hotcakes, or sweet and savory McGriddles, we’re all about giving our customers the best start to their day. Our fans know they can always count on us for a one-of-a-kind breakfast experience, anchored in great value and high-quality ingredients.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by McDonald’s (@mcdonalds) McDonald’s Breakfast Will Celebrate 50 Years In 2025 Ray Kroc revolutionized breakfast when he introduced the Egg McMuffin in 1975. A franchisee named Herb Peterson invented the sandwich, and everything changed when Ray got ahold of it. “When I watched my father introduce this idea to Ray Kroc, we could not have anticipated it would become the foundation for the renowned McDonald’s breakfast menu,” Herb Peterson’s son and McDonald’s Owner/Operator David Peterson said in a news release. “It’s been remarkable to see people embrace this innovation over the last five decades, and now we get to share that heritage with a new generation of breakfast fans.” On March 2, fans can celebrate National Egg McMuffin Day with an Egg McMuffin or Sausage McMuffin with Egg breakfast sandwich for just $1, available exclusively through the McDonald’s App on Sunday, March 2. This story’s featured image is by guteksk7 via Shutterstock. The post McDonald’s Makes A Big And Delicious Breakfast Announcement appeared first on InspireMore.

On her way out the door, fired MSNBC host Joy Reid trashed Donald Trump for delivering “fascism” to America. She also attacked Elon Musk for bringing “apartheid” politics to the United States.  Over on CBS, 60 Minutes correspondent and ex-Evening News anchor Scott Pelley declared Trump was “in defiance of the Constitution.”   This past month also saw MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough scare his audience by declaring DOGE cuts were going to cause more plane crashes and not just kill “your family” but “people across the globe.”  Over on ABC’s The View, Joy Behar labeled Musk an “enemy of the United States” and Sunny Hostin called those who questioned wokeness “ungodly.” In Hollyweird it’s awards season, which means we got the usual lectures from the entertainment elites about “greed,” global warming and a “white nationalist coup” under Trump. The following are the most obnoxious outbursts from the leftist media and Hollywood from February:    Joy Reid’s Farewell: “Fascism Isn’t Just Coming, It’s Already Here”      “Happy Monday, everyone. And we begin tonight with what I think is the question: when you are in the midst of a crisis and specifically a crisis of democracy, how do you resist — when fascism isn’t just coming, it’s already here?”— Host Joy Reid opening her final show on MSNBC’s The ReidOut, February 24.    South African Elon Musk Has Brought Apartheid Politics to the United States “Some of the things that Elon Musk is doing, and it is notable to me that the people leading this movement are largely South African, white South Africans, people who had a fascist government that they grew up under in South Africa, which was the apartheid government, and they are taking and exporting their politics here. Peter Thiel. Uh, you know, Elon Musk. There’s a bunch of them, like a little claque of them, and they have Donald Trump, right?” — Host Joy Reid on MSNBC’s TheReidOut, February 24.    Musk’s Cuts Will Cause Plane Crashes and Kill Your Family     “What the Trump Administration is providing Democrats right now are those cuts. They’re giving them the punchline to, ‘Oh, they’re gonna cut billionaires tax cuts, but guess what they’re gonna do?’ They’re going to take away medical research that saved your daughter or saved somebody in your family. They’re going to take away and fire people in the FAA. So, those plane crashes that you’re seeing, you’re gonna see more of them.”— Co-host Joe Scarborough on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, February 19.   Elon Musk “Literally Killing People Across the Globe”     “When are we going to finally see the lawsuits move on USAID and actually an injunction that stops that, all of those actions right now that are literally, unless the reports are exaggerated, literally killing people across the globe right now, this morning, this instant?”— Co-host Joe Scarborough on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, February 6.    Something “Very Strange” About “Richest Man” Slashing Programs  “This is the case….of the richest man in the world and there’s something very strange about him slashing programs that prevent starvation and hunger and poverty in much of the world.”— NPR White House correspondent and ABC News contributor Asma Khalid on ABC’s This Week, February 9.   “Too Soon to Tell” How Much Trump “Is In Defiance of the Constitution”     “It’s too soon to tell how serious President Trump is in defiance of the Constitution. In his first 28 days, he signed an order to nullify birthright citizenship for some — a right guaranteed by the 14th Amendment. And he has closed agencies and frozen spending that Congress mandated by law.” — Correspondent Scott Pelley on CBS’s 60 Minutes, February 16.    Hardwood Hatred: Elon’s “Sympathy for Racists and Nazis” is “Damaging” America “Your combination of aggressive ignorance, malign motivation, and sympathy for racists and Nazis is badly damaging our country also, Just Say No to drugs.”— February 17 X.com post by former CNN White House correspondent and CNBC correspondent John Harwood in response to Elon Musk.    PBS: Trump’s “Gulf of America” Ban on AP is Attack On “First Amendment”     “The White House, by going after AP for an editorial choice, is going directly at the First Amendment. It is going directly at the freedom of the press. And it is not coincidental that they are going after AP. AP is extremely influential. They’re also kind of straight down the line. They are not a partisan news outlet in any way.”— NPR White House reporter Tamara Keith on PBS’s News Hour, February 17.   Brennan Blames Holocaust on Free Speech     “He [Vice President J.D. Vance] was standing in a country [Germany] where free speech was weaponized to conduct a genocide. And he met with the head of a political party that has far right views and some historic ties to extreme groups. The context of that was changing the tone of it. And you know that, that the censorship was specifically about the right.”— Moderator Margaret Brennan to Secretary of State Marco Rubio on CBS’s Face the Nation, February 16.   Donald Trump Should’ve Been Impeached “One Minute” Into His Presidency     “Donald Trump was eligible for impeachment one minute into his inaugural address for violating the emoluments clause….I think Democrats should start having a different guy come out every week and introduce new articles of impeachment, just to inspire people and show them that we’re doing something and let the record show for history we are fighting against this.”— SiriusXM host John Fugelsang on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, January 31.   Trump Is a “Scumbag,” “Racist Piece of Garbage”      “Donald Trump’s a scumbag. I mean, I think we can say that. He’s a vile, racist piece of garbage. He happens to be President of the United States, so we have to pay attention. If he wasn’t, he’d be one of vile people out there in this country.”— MSNBC contributor Dean Obeidallah on MSNBC’s Ayman, February 1.    Trump Can Take a Nap While He Lets “Enemy of the United States” Elon Do His Job     “Elon Musk kisses his [President Donald Trump’s] butt and strokes his tiny ego or big ego, whatever it is….He can take a nap while the guy who was not born in this country, who was born under apartheid in South Africa, so has that mentality going on. He was pro-apartheid….I think this is just perfectly wonderful for Trump. He can take a nap and let this foreigner, foreign agent, you know, an enemy of the United States do his job!”— Co-host Joy Behar on ABC’s The View, February 27.    Un-American That Trump Isn’t in Prison Co-host Joy Behar: “That doesn’t sound fair to me. That doesn’t sound American to me….If the person [Donald Trump] gets all the charges dropped from the guy [former Special Counsel] Jack Smith] just because he wins an election, is that American?”— Co-host Joy Behar on ABC’s The View, February 20.   Joy Behar Wants to Re-Name America!  “This country that we’re in was settled by indigenous people, right? And yet they name the country after an Italian white man, Amerigo Vespucci. That’s what America is named after, Amerigo Vespucci. A white European. Why is it named after a white man, when it was settled by indigenous people?”— Co-host Joy Behar on ABC’s The View, February 13.     Opposing Wokeness “Is Ungodly” and “Not Christian!”     “It angers me when people are, like, ‘this woke stuff's got to go.’ That’s telling me that you don’t care about my lived experience! You don’t care about the oppression of the LGBTQ community! You don’t care about the oppression of the disabled! You don’t care about the oppression of immigrants! You don’t care about your fellow neighbor, and that is ungodly! That is not Christian!”— Co-host Sunny Hostin on ABC’s The View, February 24.   Plea to Stop the “White Nationalist Coup” from “Taking Over” This “Fascist Country” “If you really are serious, okay, about stopping the white nationalist coup taking over the country, have you heard of it? Right, if you’re serious about stopping this, how about amplifying black history because black people, we’ve been in a fascist country this whole time.”— Writer/director Justin Simien accepting an award for MGM+ docuseries Hollywood Black at 2025 Film Independent Spirit Awards, February 22.    Hollywood Elitist Blames Humanity’s “Greed” for Natural Disasters  “Wake up, humans! We can’t let greed continue to deny global warming!” — SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher at 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards, February 23.    Trump Is a “First Ballot Hall of Fame Racist”      Former CNN host/comedian W. Kamau Bell: “Let’s be clear: Trump has one of the greatest resumes of racism in the history of racism. Yes.”Host Stephen Colbert: “He’s an all-star.”Bell: “He’s a first ballot hall of fame racist. He is the LeBron James of racism.”— CBS Late Show with Stephen Colbert, February 5.    Movie About Trump Has Taken On a “Harrowing Resonance” About A “Very, Living Danger”  Host Christiane Amanpour: “When you see it [The Apprentice] now, since the election, what do you think of it?”Actor Jeremy Strong: “I think it’s taken on a whole other — sort of — harrowing resonance….Seeing it now, to me, it’s about a very, living danger. So I find it troubling to see the film now.”— CNN International/PBS’s Amanpour&Co., February 12.

The cast of Friday’s PBS News Hour was not interested in subtlety, nuance, or level-headedness as they discussed recent media news. Host Amna Nawaz wondered if “we’re in much more sinister territory now” due to the changes surrounding the White House press pool. Both Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart and New York Times columnist David Brooks agreed, as he went so far as to say Capehart’s employer was now part of the problem given Jeff Bezos’s changes to the editorial page. Nawaz began, “His continued attacks on the press, blocking the AP's access from some White House coverage as well. You saw him take control of the White House, take control of the press pool that covers the president full time, makes sure everyone else knows what's happening with the president.” Citing Brooks’s colleague, Nawaz continued, “Peter Baker, of course, longtime Russia correspondent, said it reminded him of the Kremlin press pool takeover. And I just want to get your takes on where that sort of attack on the press stands and whether we're in much more sinister territory now.”     “Of course,” Vladimir Putin might poison or defenestrate you if you ask him a tough question. Meanwhile, even CNN reporters admit the pool changes haven’t done away with tough questions. As it was, Capehart agreed, “I do think we are in more sinister territory because you have got to look at what's happening with AP, in light of his lawsuits against CBS, against ABC, threats, threatening the licenses of other broadcast entities.” Capehart added: This is all part of a pattern of roughing up anyone he views as not either insufficiently loyal or people who have wronged him. And he looks at the press as an entity that has wronged him. But what I would say is, you know, it's sort of inside baseball that, you know, AP is not allowed in the pool, which means it can't get into all these places. To me, it just says that the White House press corps, which already does hard work, they're just going to have to work a little bit harder reporting on an administration that already leaks like a sieve. Brooks not only echoed Nawaz and Capehart’s sentiment; he went further, “Yes, I mean, Donald Trump does everything he can to destroy things that would restrain his power. And so that's the attorney generals he fires. That's the inspector generals. That's the JAG officers. That's the leadership of the military who doesn't like. And the press is a potential restraint on his power. And so he is trying to dismantle the idea of the press.” Before anyone could say, “That’s a tad hyperbolic,” Brooks rolled on, “And if I could bash the press a little, or at least the owner of Jonathan's newspaper, we're helping. Jeff Bezos, when he says, not going to — we're going to have an opinion section in the Washington Post that does not brook dissent, that's just not journalism.” He added, “And I have seen this again from entrepreneurs who say, why would you publish something you disagree with? They just don't get it, some people. That's what we do. That's what democracy is. Your loyalty to democracy is higher than your loyalty to one ideology or another. And so the idea that we're not — we have a major newspaper that doesn't publish dissent, that can't be.” Bezos’s exact words were, in part, “personal liberties and free markets. We’ll cover other topics too of course, but viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others.” “Other topics” is a broad category. In fact, at the time of the publishing of this article, the Washington Post opinion page is still full of articles that are critical of Donald Trump, his administration, and conservatives generally. Meanwhile, how many dissenting viewpoints does the New York Times offer?