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  1. Kelly Chen 陳慧琳
    KELLY x CHILAM《祝君好》Live @ Season 2 萬人結界演唱會 澳門站
    youtube.com/watch?v=QgI7xvXSgP0

  2. CW: uspol

    Ohio cities, county review conversion therapy bans after SCOTUS ruling

    Columbus, Cincinnati and Cuyahoga County spokespeople say they are ensuring their ordinances are still enforceable.

    Archive: ia: s.faithcollapsing.com/g9v91

    #chiles-v-salazar #conversion-therapy #cuyahoga-county #dwayne-steward #equality-ohio #jon-clark #kelly-woodward #oberlin #pete-shipley #policy-legislation #storm-boyd #us-supreme-court
    thebuckeyeflame.com/2026/04/27

  3. The three leading Democratic contenders facing off for #Illinois' open Senate seat on Tuesday have
    ✅ vowed to extensively reform or eliminate U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement,

    -- a reflection of how the killings of two U.S. citizens in Minnesota earlier this year have elevated immigration as a top issue for the party in this year's midterm elections.

    A strong stance against Donald Trump's immigration policies has worked elsewhere. 💪🏽

    💥In New Jersey, Analilia #Mejia won a special congressional Democratic ‌primary in a crowded field on a pledge to abolish ICE, the lead agency sending masked and heavily armed officers into U.S. cities to enforce Trump's aggressive deportation targets.

    Such positions might be perilous for Democrats as the general elections loom in November,
    though that risk may be less pronounced in Illinois,
    a reliable Democratic stronghold where a Republican has not won statewide office since 2014.

    Retiring Senator Dick #Durbin, 81, has been a titan in the liberal wing of the Senate for decades and a staunch defender of immigrant rights, pushing for legislation to give immigrants who came to the U.S. as children a pathway to citizenship.

    The leading candidates to replace Durbin have taken up immigration reform, especially of ICE,
    👉as Trump's approval rating on the issue has declined from 50% a year ago to just 39% at the end of February,
    according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.

    U.S. Rep. Raja #Krishnamoorthi wants to "abolish Trump's ICE."

    Illinois Lieutenant Governor ⁠Juliana #Stratton, who marched with protesters during a deportation blitz in Chicago last fall, has called for eliminating the agency outright.

    U.S. Representative Robin #Kelly has gone even further, saying the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, should be "dismantled," and its outgoing secretary, Kristi Noem, impeached.

    reuters.com/world/us/backlash-

  4. The three leading Democratic contenders facing off for #Illinois' open Senate seat on Tuesday have
    ✅ vowed to extensively reform or eliminate U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement,

    -- a reflection of how the killings of two U.S. citizens in Minnesota earlier this year have elevated immigration as a top issue for the party in this year's midterm elections.

    A strong stance against Donald Trump's immigration policies has worked elsewhere. 💪🏽

    💥In New Jersey, Analilia #Mejia won a special congressional Democratic ‌primary in a crowded field on a pledge to abolish ICE, the lead agency sending masked and heavily armed officers into U.S. cities to enforce Trump's aggressive deportation targets.

    Such positions might be perilous for Democrats as the general elections loom in November,
    though that risk may be less pronounced in Illinois,
    a reliable Democratic stronghold where a Republican has not won statewide office since 2014.

    Retiring Senator Dick #Durbin, 81, has been a titan in the liberal wing of the Senate for decades and a staunch defender of immigrant rights, pushing for legislation to give immigrants who came to the U.S. as children a pathway to citizenship.

    The leading candidates to replace Durbin have taken up immigration reform, especially of ICE,
    👉as Trump's approval rating on the issue has declined from 50% a year ago to just 39% at the end of February,
    according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.

    U.S. Rep. Raja #Krishnamoorthi wants to "abolish Trump's ICE."

    Illinois Lieutenant Governor ⁠Juliana #Stratton, who marched with protesters during a deportation blitz in Chicago last fall, has called for eliminating the agency outright.

    U.S. Representative Robin #Kelly has gone even further, saying the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, should be "dismantled," and its outgoing secretary, Kristi Noem, impeached.

    reuters.com/world/us/backlash-

  5. The stars of the conservative media movement have been duking it out
    – in extremely personal terms
    – over Donald Trump’s decision to enter the United States into a conflict with Iran.

    While it can be hard to cleanly group the warring factions,
    much of the fighting has centered on disagreements about whether the US is too deferential to Israeli interests.

    Those arguing that position most prominently include former Fox News hosts Tucker #Carlson and Megyn #Kelly,

    while conservative media personalities like Mark #Levin (a current Fox News host) and Ben #Shapiro have strongly supported both the American intervention in Iran and collaboration with Israel.

    “There are the classic neocons,
    there is the populist right,
    and there are the anti-anti neocons,” said Curt Mills, executive director of the American Conservative magazine.

    On Tuesday, Shapiro defended Levin, called Kelly an “unbelievable coward” and accused her of eliding her criticism of President Trump. “You don’t like President Trump? You don’t like what he’s saying? Just say his name, you coward,” Shapiro said. “You unbelievable coward. Tucker and Megyn both – unbelievable cowardice.”

    The tension between Carlson and Levin traces back to at least June 2025,
    when Carlson accused Levin of
    “lobbying for war with Iran” during a private lunch with Trump at the White House.

    Levin called Carlson a “maggot”,
    and Carlson referred to Levin as a “warmonger”.

    He used the same label for another former Fox News colleague,
    Sean Hannity.

    (This week, Kelly called her former colleague Hannity “a supplicant to Donald Trump”
    and said
    “he would never say anything other than to puff Donald Trump up”.)
    theguardian.com/media/2026/mar

  6. The stars of the conservative media movement have been duking it out
    – in extremely personal terms
    – over Donald Trump’s decision to enter the United States into a conflict with Iran.

    While it can be hard to cleanly group the warring factions,
    much of the fighting has centered on disagreements about whether the US is too deferential to Israeli interests.

    Those arguing that position most prominently include former Fox News hosts Tucker #Carlson and Megyn #Kelly,

    while conservative media personalities like Mark #Levin (a current Fox News host) and Ben #Shapiro have strongly supported both the American intervention in Iran and collaboration with Israel.

    “There are the classic neocons,
    there is the populist right,
    and there are the anti-anti neocons,” said Curt Mills, executive director of the American Conservative magazine.

    On Tuesday, Shapiro defended Levin, called Kelly an “unbelievable coward” and accused her of eliding her criticism of President Trump. “You don’t like President Trump? You don’t like what he’s saying? Just say his name, you coward,” Shapiro said. “You unbelievable coward. Tucker and Megyn both – unbelievable cowardice.”

    The tension between Carlson and Levin traces back to at least June 2025,
    when Carlson accused Levin of
    “lobbying for war with Iran” during a private lunch with Trump at the White House.

    Levin called Carlson a “maggot”,
    and Carlson referred to Levin as a “warmonger”.

    He used the same label for another former Fox News colleague,
    Sean Hannity.

    (This week, Kelly called her former colleague Hannity “a supplicant to Donald Trump”
    and said
    “he would never say anything other than to puff Donald Trump up”.)
    theguardian.com/media/2026/mar

  7. The stars of the conservative media movement have been duking it out
    – in extremely personal terms
    – over Donald Trump’s decision to enter the United States into a conflict with Iran.

    While it can be hard to cleanly group the warring factions,
    much of the fighting has centered on disagreements about whether the US is too deferential to Israeli interests.

    Those arguing that position most prominently include former Fox News hosts Tucker #Carlson and Megyn #Kelly,

    while conservative media personalities like Mark #Levin (a current Fox News host) and Ben #Shapiro have strongly supported both the American intervention in Iran and collaboration with Israel.

    “There are the classic neocons,
    there is the populist right,
    and there are the anti-anti neocons,” said Curt Mills, executive director of the American Conservative magazine.

    On Tuesday, Shapiro defended Levin, called Kelly an “unbelievable coward” and accused her of eliding her criticism of President Trump. “You don’t like President Trump? You don’t like what he’s saying? Just say his name, you coward,” Shapiro said. “You unbelievable coward. Tucker and Megyn both – unbelievable cowardice.”

    The tension between Carlson and Levin traces back to at least June 2025,
    when Carlson accused Levin of
    “lobbying for war with Iran” during a private lunch with Trump at the White House.

    Levin called Carlson a “maggot”,
    and Carlson referred to Levin as a “warmonger”.

    He used the same label for another former Fox News colleague,
    Sean Hannity.

    (This week, Kelly called her former colleague Hannity “a supplicant to Donald Trump”
    and said
    “he would never say anything other than to puff Donald Trump up”.)
    theguardian.com/media/2026/mar

  8. The stars of the conservative media movement have been duking it out
    – in extremely personal terms
    – over Donald Trump’s decision to enter the United States into a conflict with Iran.

    While it can be hard to cleanly group the warring factions,
    much of the fighting has centered on disagreements about whether the US is too deferential to Israeli interests.

    Those arguing that position most prominently include former Fox News hosts Tucker #Carlson and Megyn #Kelly,

    while conservative media personalities like Mark #Levin (a current Fox News host) and Ben #Shapiro have strongly supported both the American intervention in Iran and collaboration with Israel.

    “There are the classic neocons,
    there is the populist right,
    and there are the anti-anti neocons,” said Curt Mills, executive director of the American Conservative magazine.

    On Tuesday, Shapiro defended Levin, called Kelly an “unbelievable coward” and accused her of eliding her criticism of President Trump. “You don’t like President Trump? You don’t like what he’s saying? Just say his name, you coward,” Shapiro said. “You unbelievable coward. Tucker and Megyn both – unbelievable cowardice.”

    The tension between Carlson and Levin traces back to at least June 2025,
    when Carlson accused Levin of
    “lobbying for war with Iran” during a private lunch with Trump at the White House.

    Levin called Carlson a “maggot”,
    and Carlson referred to Levin as a “warmonger”.

    He used the same label for another former Fox News colleague,
    Sean Hannity.

    (This week, Kelly called her former colleague Hannity “a supplicant to Donald Trump”
    and said
    “he would never say anything other than to puff Donald Trump up”.)
    theguardian.com/media/2026/mar

  9. The stars of the conservative media movement have been duking it out
    – in extremely personal terms
    – over Donald Trump’s decision to enter the United States into a conflict with Iran.

    While it can be hard to cleanly group the warring factions,
    much of the fighting has centered on disagreements about whether the US is too deferential to Israeli interests.

    Those arguing that position most prominently include former Fox News hosts Tucker #Carlson and Megyn #Kelly,

    while conservative media personalities like Mark #Levin (a current Fox News host) and Ben #Shapiro have strongly supported both the American intervention in Iran and collaboration with Israel.

    “There are the classic neocons,
    there is the populist right,
    and there are the anti-anti neocons,” said Curt Mills, executive director of the American Conservative magazine.

    On Tuesday, Shapiro defended Levin, called Kelly an “unbelievable coward” and accused her of eliding her criticism of President Trump. “You don’t like President Trump? You don’t like what he’s saying? Just say his name, you coward,” Shapiro said. “You unbelievable coward. Tucker and Megyn both – unbelievable cowardice.”

    The tension between Carlson and Levin traces back to at least June 2025,
    when Carlson accused Levin of
    “lobbying for war with Iran” during a private lunch with Trump at the White House.

    Levin called Carlson a “maggot”,
    and Carlson referred to Levin as a “warmonger”.

    He used the same label for another former Fox News colleague,
    Sean Hannity.

    (This week, Kelly called her former colleague Hannity “a supplicant to Donald Trump”
    and said
    “he would never say anything other than to puff Donald Trump up”.)
    theguardian.com/media/2026/mar

  10. Some of the sharpest criticism Trump has faced in the early days of the Iran war has come from once-loyal media figures far more accustomed to singing his praises.
    Tucker #Carlson, Megyn #Kelly and Matt #Walsh are among those to express discontent.
    It’s been noticed in the White House, which has been playing defense on social media and in interviews.
    To be sure, these critics are the minority of the media MAGAsphere, where Fox News’ biggest stars remain cheerleaders.
    But their words illustrate conservative media’s influence and how valuable it is to Trump when all runs as a well-oiled machine
    — and, by contrast, how much of a problem it can be if it fractures.
    Much of the criticism has centered on Israel’s influence on Trump’s decision to go to war.
    Carlson, the former Fox News star who has built his own independent operation, told ABC News over the weekend that the attack was
    👉“absolutely disgusting and evil.”
    “It’s hard to say this, but the United States didn’t make the decision here. Benjamin Netanyahu did,”
    Carlson said on his podcast, referring to the Israeli prime minister.

    apnews.com/article/iran-maga-m

  11. Kelly Osbourne Stuns in Sparkling Burgundy Gown at Royal Ascot Millinery Event

    misryoum.com/us/trending/kelly

    Kelly Osbourne ensured she was the center of attention on Sunday, February 23, as the 41-year-old TV personality stepped out in serious style for the Royal Ascot Millinery Collective 2026. Giving fans a peek inside the high-society affair, Kelly documented...

    #Kelly #Osbourne #Stuns #Sparkling #Burgundy #Gown #Royal #Ascot #Millinery #Event #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com