Howard Kurtz

1 week ago | foxnews.com | Howard Kurtz

President Donald Trump is fighting several new battles at once with a flurry of initiatives that are causing consternation around the globe. And that’s not even counting the trade war he launched. Hollywood is in a state of panic, and bewilderment, over Trump’s vow to slap 100% tariffs on any film made outside the United States – even if they’re American-made movies.

1 week ago | foxnews.com | Howard Kurtz

John Fetterman has always been an eccentric character on a star-crossed path. He is the only United States senator who has adopted a hoodie as his official uniform. He is also the only one who suffered a stroke on the eve of his primary victory, making it difficult for him to speak, but won the general election anyway. And the Pennsylvania Democrat doesn’t toe the line on all party positions, especially when it comes to his fierce support for Israel.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Howard Kurtz

Here’s what actually happened to that Wisconsin judge. Setting aside the spin – and there’s plenty of it from some Democrats and pundits – these are the facts. Based on the criminal complaint, county judge Hannah Dugan had a hearing scheduled for illegal Mexican immigrant Eduardo Flores-Ruiz – who is already facing charges of domestic abuse. Not only that, Flores-Ruiz got into a fight with two roommates who complained that he was playing his music too loud.

2 weeks ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Howard Kurtz

Howard Kurtz30 de abril de 2025, 3:00 a.m.·3  min de lecturaEsto es lo que le ocurrió realmente a ese juezWisconsin . Dejando a un lado los giros -y hay muchos por parte de algunos demócratas y expertos-, estos son los hechos. Basándose en la denuncia penal, la juez del condado Hannah Dugan había programado una vista para el inmigrante ilegal mexicano Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, que ya se enfrenta a cargos de malos tratos en el ámbito familiar.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Howard Kurtz

Hell hath frozen over: At the White House the other day, Donald Trump "was launching a charm offensive, directed mainly at Goldberg," as in Jeffrey Goldberg, the Atlantic’s editor-in-chief. "There was none of the name-calling or hostility he regularly levels at our magazine."That’s according to Atlantic reporters Ashley Parker and Michael Scherer, who wrote the magazine’s cover story, which was posted yesterday.