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Dolly Parton and Taylor Swift will each receive tribute stations on Friday, September 25. [TheTopNews] Read More.16 hours ago - Ashley & Brad Show Expands Relationship with Key Networks
Skidtrax' Ashley & Brad Show has announced it has agreed to an expanded affiliation sales deal with Key Networks. [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago - ‘WTF?!’ United Airlines Dragged After Woman Says She Was ‘Trapped’ Next ...
(AP Photo/David Zalubowski) United Airlines is facing backlash over its handling of an incident in which a 25-year-old woman said she was made to return to her seat next to a man she had reported for masturbating during a flight. The woman was traveling from Rochester, New York, to Newark Liberty International Airport on Sept. 3 when she noticed the man seated beside her masturbating; she told NBC News. The early-morning flight departed around 6 a.m., and the woman described the man, whom she estimated was between 35 and 40, as “pretty normal looking” and “unassuming.” “I just got the sense [he] had done it before,” she disclosed to NBC. “People don’t just do those things at 6 a.m.” The woman, a pediatric crisis therapist, said she immediately notified United staff and was allowed to stand away from her seat for roughly an hour. But as the plane prepared to land, she was allegedly told she needed to return to her seat because no others were available — despite repeatedly telling staff she was uncomfortable sitting beside the man. She said she was initially told she would only have to remain in her seat for about five minutes as the plane landed. Instead, because the pair were seated near the back of the aircraft, she remained beside him as passengers ahead of them deplaned. The man was then able to leave the plane without being stopped. When she subsequently approached a United employee at the gate about the incident, she was allegedly told, “What am I supposed to do about it?” The woman later filed complaints with United and the FAA and contacted the FBI. She also criticized the airline’s response after a United representative wrote in an email, “I can imagine how upsetting and uncomfortable it must have been to experience behavior from another passenger that caused you concern, particularly while seated in a location where you felt concerned.” “I DID remove myself and ask for help,” the woman stressed to NBC. “Additionally, framing public masturbation as ‘behavior that caused me concern’ implies that what occurred could somehow be perceived as acceptable.” “It is the first time I’ve been purposely trapped by people who were supposed to be helping me,” she concluded. United ultimately gave her a $100 flight credit, she said, despite the trip costing roughly $400. The airline has said it is investigating the incident. The internet… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago - Melania Trump on Fox News Recalls ‘Very Beautiful Childhood’ Under Communism
First Lady Melania Trump joined Fox & Friends on Wednesday morning and was asked about growing up under communism, which she raved about. Co-host Lawrence Jones asked the first lady about her initiative to rescue Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia. “Madam First Lady, what is your relationship with these other world leaders’ wives who are there? You’ve been able to use your power as First Lady differently than many other First Ladies. You’ve reached out to Putin to get the Ukrainian children back home. What is something like that? Who do you talk to, who do you work with behind the scenes to accomplish something like that?” “Well, we have a direct channel with Russia and with Ukraine. My representative is working on that, and we are working on another reunification. This is ongoing, and we want to reunite as many children as possible — that’s my focus as well. What they’re going through is heartbreaking, and there’s nothing better to see than a child reunited with a parent,” Melania Trump answered. “Right, because one of Vladimir Putin’s game plans was to capture some Ukrainian kids, try to indoctrinate them into Russian culture, and then give them to Russian families. You’re trying to undo that,” added Brian Kilmeade. “Correct. We are working together, and we have a very positive relationship — they understand what we want to achieve,” Melania Trump agreed. “Why is it that Eastern Europeans like yourself fully understand the gift of freedom and liberty better than Western Europeans — and sometimes better than Americans? What is it about how you grew up?” Kilmeade followed up. “I grew up under communism, and actually, I didn’t miss anything. I feel I had a very beautiful childhood, and my parents provided a beautiful life for my family. But yes, there are certain things you need to be aware of, and you watch over what you do — it’s not as free as here in the United States. Now it’s a different time, but when I was growing up, it was not,” the first lady insisted. President Donald Trump and Fox News have long been very critical of communism and have ramped up their focus on the anti-capitalist and often autocratic system amid the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America. Watch the clip above via Fox News.The post Melania Trump on Fox News Recalls ‘Very Beautiful Childhood’ Under… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago - AOC’s ‘Tax the Rich’ Dressmaker Aurora James Owes More than $1 Million for...
Aurora James departs The Carlyle Hotel prior to attending The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating the opening of the “Costume Art” exhibition on Monday, May 4, 2026, in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP) The designer who became famous for her “Tax the Rich” message allegedly still hasn’t learned a basic financial lesson: pay your debts. Aurora James, who outfitted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in her jaw-dropping 2021 Met Gala gown — a floor-length, ivory white dress with the words “Tax the Rich” emblazoned on the back in a stunning shade of red — allegedly owes more than $1 million for a ritzy gala benefitting her nonprofit, court records show. James, 42, and her nonprofit the 15 Percent Pledge are facing a lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court from high-end event planning company The Gathery, Inc., which claims the designer insisted it keep working on her event even after it became clear the group was having trouble paying its bill. The Feb. 7 gala was hosted by CNN anchor Abby Phillip and featured big names including Meghan Markle, Kimora Lee Simmons and others. The black tie affair was held at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles and honored Tina Knowles, mother of Beyoncé. The Gathery claimed in its ongoing July 1 lawsuit that it “performed the extensive creative, strategic, and production services necessary to stage the event, advancing substantial vendor costs and committing significant resources to ensure the 2026 Gala’s success.” James’ group, which is intended to help support Black-owned businesses, made two initial payments on its initial $1.5 million bill to The Gathery before the money stopped coming, according to the lawsuit. The designer missed two payments but then “personally directed the project and repeatedly induced TGI to continue performing even after payment defaults had begun,” The Gathery claimed in its legal papers. “James approved change orders expanding the scope and cost of the event, signed the Feb. 4, 2026, amendment admitting breach, and assured TGI that payment would be forthcoming—all while knowing, or recklessly disregarding, that 15PP lacked the ability to pay,” it It’s not the first time James has failed to pay her debts. In 2021 it was revealed she had open tax warrants in New York. The February event was the third gala The Gathery had worked on for James and her 15 Percent Pledge, but the first time the group failed to pay, said… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago - Alan Dershowitz Argues Trump Admin ‘Right’ Under First Amendment to Ban Outl...Attorney Alan Dershowitz argued President Donald Trump is Constitutionally “right” — he is allowed to ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from covering him at the White House. But he told Newsmax on Wednesday afternoon the U.S. District Court is still going to botch its ruling and side with the media outlets on First Amendment grounds, even though it’s a bogus argument, according to Dershowitz. “The court’s going to come out wrong on this,” he told host Greta Van Susteren. “The court’s going to rule against Trump, because it always has. But the court’s going to be wrong under the First Amendment. Dershowitz — who previously worked on Trump’s 2020 impeachment legal team —explained why he believed Trump is correct a moment earlier, saying the Constitution allows the president to determine access to who covers him at the White House. If the court takes that away from the president, Dershowitz said it would open the floodgates and allow any press “rag” to lobby for White House access. He said that would be absurd — and lead to a lot of chaos. He said: If the court rules in favor of CNN, then if The Daily Worker comes in, or Al-Jazeera, or some fascist newspaper comes in — all of which are protected by the First Amendment — and they say, “How dare you allow CNN, but not allow The Daily Worker?‘ they’re going to win! Because the First Amendment doesn’t distinguish between mainstream media and peripheral media. E ither the White House has the ability to decide who comes into the press room, or it doesn’t. It can’t favor CNN over The Daily Worker, or some other rag which is Constitutionally protected. The Constitution doesn’t know the difference between mainstream and small. The 88-year-old lawyer joined Newsmax right after lawyers for the three outlets and the Trump Administration clashed in an emergency hearing on the ban. Ted Boutros, who is representing the three outlets Trump banished on Sept. 18, argued the ban violated the Constitution on due process grounds and First Amendment grounds. He said the president was only targeting the outlets because he hated their coverage, which Boutros said wasn’t a good enough reason to boot them from the White House. “I know this court is going to be deferential to the executive branch and to it prerogatives, but here it’s just so over the top,” Boutros said. “I… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago
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