At FICCI Frames 2025, Akshay Kumar humorously revisited his viral ‘mango’ question to PM Modi, this time asking Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis if he likes oranges.
The Tory leader may not like being asked about Reform, might - in her words - not be interested in Reform, but her former voters, and the country, are.
A neighbor of Ian Roberts, former Des Moines Public Schools superintendent, has expressed concerns about Roberts' past and his recent arrest, questioning his role in the community.
Conservative leader Mrs Badenoch said she was 'not interested' in talking about her Reform counterpart and wanted to discuss THE Tories, in a blunt response to Sky News .
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Akshay Kumar Revisits PM Mango Moment, Asks Maha CM About Oranges: 'Main Nahi Sudhrunga'
At FICCI FRAMES 2025, Akshay Kumar jokingly asked Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis about eating oranges, saying ‘Main sudhrunga nahi,’ while Fadnavis quipped about Nayak: ‘Aur hum Nalayak?’ ...
Viewers of Eugene Levy 's Apple TV+ series The Reluctant Traveller may have hoped the Schitt's Creek star would probe Prince William about his rumoured feud with Prince Harry during their recent ...
Prince William's candid interview with actor Eugene Levy aired last week, and the royal opened up about everything from his most difficult year yet, to his relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth ...
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins remarked how accessible President Donald Trump is to the media compared to past presidents while speaking on a podcast.
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Bondi Refuses to Answer One Easy Question on Trump Deploying Troops
During a Senate Judiciary hearing on Tuesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi chose to verbally attack Senator Dick Durbin rather than answer his basic question regarding the legal justification for ...
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Mike Johnson Contradicts Himself on Shutdown Back Pay in Real Time
House Speaker Mike Johnson can’t keep his thoughts straight on whether furloughed federal workers should get backpay.
Trump's pick to lead the justice department is also questioned about pressure to investigate the president's adversaries.
Bondi continuously deflected questions from Democrats on controversial issues, including the Jeffery Epstein files, prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey and legal rationale for using the ...
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