President Trump showed off the new U.S. passports that will feature his image, and even claimed they'll include the phrase "Welcome, but be good!"

After President Trump and Republicans celebrated the U.S. Men's National Team's winning streak at the World Cup, a reporter informed House Speaker Mike Johnson that leading goal scorer Folarin Balogun is actually a birthright citizen—and Johnson's reaction says it all.

A man is going viral after calling out cheap house flippers for installing vinyl flooring in a shower and claiming it was "marble tile."

Republican Rep. Tim Burchett was asked last week about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool disaster after it was renovated by President Trump—and he thinks the Trump administration should just give it back to nature.

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was asked by MeidasTouch about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool fiasco—and she pointed out some hilarious irony.

A clip of Second Lady Usha Vance, who was raised Hindi, explaining to CBS News' Robert Costa why she hasn't converted to Catholicism with Vice President JD Vance is going viral—and it sounds like she shaded him.

A Michigan woman has gone viral after sharing a video of the constant loud noise a nearby AI data center makes—and the community is fed up.

A pastor went viral after claiming to his congregation that he could "destroy" the Big Bang Theory before spouting out some unscientific nonsense.

A sign warning workers about what they'll "owe" the company for every minute they go over their allotted 30-minute lunch break is going viral on Reddit—and people are crying foul.

Late Wednesday night, President Trump shared an A.I.-generated video of himself as a doctor treating celebrities like Rosie O'Donnell, Julia Roberts, and Robert De Niro for their "Trump Derangement Syndrome."

A woman shared a video about how the city council of Urbana, Ohio, rejected a $1 billion AI data center after hearing concerns from citizens—and now the tech company, Thor Equities, is suing.

Republican Rep. Troy Nehls sparked outrage on Tuesday after responding to a question about affordability by claiming he'd be eating "lobster tails" and "ribeyes" for dinner—before insulting Americans who are struggling to get by.

A video of Seth Rogen, Keanu Reeves, Keke Palmer, and Aziz Ansari talking about how wealthy people today don't use their money for public things like libraries and public parks like wealthy philanthropists did in the past—and it sparked a heated debate.

After Sony announced on Wednesday that it will be ending production of physical discs for PlayStation consoles starting in January of 2028, gamers spoke out with their thoughts on the move.

On Wednesday, President Trump joked about awarding himself and his sons Don Jr. and Eric the Congressional Medal of Honor and having a "threesome" during a speech for the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library—and the internet had a field day.

SNL star Michael Che took to Instagram on Tuesday to wish his costar Colin Jost a happy birthday in typically trolling fashion.

Actor Danny Glover opened up to People magazine and the TODAY show about living with Alzheimer's disease, reflecting that "your life continues."

After Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn, who is running for governor of Tennessee, tried to avoid reporters at an event in the state, one reporter was able to track her down at an elevator—and the interaction is super awkward.

During an event honoring "American military excellence" on Wednesday, Vice President JD Vance tried to make a crack about former President Joe Biden falling on the stairs—and was met with silence from the troops in attendance.

During an interview on Fox News, Barstool Sports owner and Trump supporter Dave Portnoy revealed that he's considering running for New York City mayor in 2029 against Zohran Mamdani—and critics are having a field day with it.

Far-right influencer Jake Lang is getting roasted after a photo of him holding a sign that reads "Black parents are failures" outside the BET Awards went viral for a truly bizarre reason.

While appearing on Dax Shepard's Armchair Expert podcast, actor and director Olivia Wilde corrected Shepard for pronouncing her real last name, Cockburn, wrong.

After Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought took offense to being called a "Christian nationalist" by Democratic Rep. Mark Pocan during a Congressional hearing on Tuesday, Pocan called him out by referencing the title of an article Vought wrote contradicting that sentiment.

WWE star-turned-actor John Cena shared a photo on social media of his bald head after he shaved off his hair to undergo a second round of hair transplant treatment—and fans are digging both the look and Cena's openness about his hair loss.

Republican Senator Mike Lee shared his displeasure over the Supreme Court's recent ruling upholding birthright citizenship by asking a hypothetical question about a woman giving birth in the court—and was instantly ripped for his bizarre hot take.

The Odyssey star Elliot Page is going viral after sharing a shirtless image that shows off his insanely ripped abs—and fans are so here for it.

President Trump took to Truth Social on Monday to warn gas retailers that they need to lower their prices to $2.50 per gallon "immediately" or face "big problems"—and critics think he's panicking.

Barack and Michelle Obama explained in a sizzling video why the Obama Presidential Center is actually an ideal and "sexy" place to go on a date—and people are feeling hot and bothered.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum gave Americans who plan to travel for the July 4th holiday weekend a supposed money-saving tip on Fox News—and it's completely impractical.

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was asked on Monday why she thinks nobody is attending President Trump's D.C. festivities celebrating America's 250th anniversary—and she gave an epic one-liner in response.

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez played coy with reporters on Tuesday after discovering that Vice President JD Vance believes she'll be the leading Democratic candidate for president in 2028—and speculation instantly started ramping up.

After a Pixar visual effects supervisor opened up about the new technology that allowed Toy Story 5 to have a character with dark curly hair, MAGA fans predictably melted down and called it "DEI"—and were swiftly called out.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg revealed that a fake abuse report to Child Protective Services led to him being separated from his two young children for 24 hours as they investigated the claims, calling it "among the darkest hours of my life."

Fox News host Jesse Watters got hit with a brutal diss from late-night host John Oliver after sharing a video of some alleged DC Reflecting Pool vandals on Fox News and claiming that liberal media would claim that the people who were seen reaching into the pool "dropped their wedding ring."

The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg opened up to Variety about why he turned down the chance to reprise his Oscar-nominated role as Mark Zuckerberg for The Social Reckoning.

Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, the daughter of director JJ Abrams and Bad Robot Productions Katie McGrath, recently opened up on the New York Times' Popcast about being called a "nepo baby" by fans—and she totally agrees.

After the Texas Board of Education voted in favor of requiring students to read select passages from the Bible as part of their literature curriculum, critics are furiously crying foul.

Ahead of the U.S. matchup with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32 on Wednesday, ABC7 reporter Abigail Velez seemingly bragged that she couldn't find Bosnia on a map and she "doesn't want to"—and the official X page for the country's soccer team hit back.

Fox News' Peter Doocy attempted to claim that "people are still coming out" to President Trump's Great American State Fair on the National Mall despite their live footage showing barely anyone in attendance.

After late-night host John Oliver publicly begged to be on the long-running soap opera General Hospital earlier this year, ABC took him up on the offer—as did Days of Our Lives.

The New York Post shared a story about New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani jumping into a public pool to mark the start of summer—but they couldn't help but get a dig in over his attire.

President Trump showed off the new U.S. passports that will feature his image, and even claimed they'll include the phrase "Welcome, but be good!"

During what was likely a scripted moment between Keke Palmer and host Druski at the BET Awards, the audience's reaction combined with Palmer's callout of the network had fans wondering if Palmer stuck to the script or not.

After Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was hit with backlash for calling Democrats "libtards" in front of his young daughter who has Down Syndrome, Duffy defended his word choice.

On Saturday, President Trump posted a photo of himself as a young man in a military uniform next to a photo of young former President Barack Obama at age 18 in a cryptic post on Truth Social—and critics pounced.

During his concert at Wembley Stadium in London on Friday, Harry Styles appeared to choke on some water before falling to the stage exhausted and coughing—and while he ultimately recovered, some fans think it may have been a sign of heatstroke.

Former President Joe Biden attacked President Trump and his many "vanity projects" while speaking at the Maryland Democratic Party gala on Saturday, and he didn't hold back.

Oscar nominee Amy Adams recently opened up on the SmartLess podcast about how she put some tips that she learned on the short-lived CBS medical drama Dr. Vegas to good use to help save a stabbing victim's life in Santa Monica.

Former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal got dragged hard by comedian Bill Burr on his podcast after claiming the Earth is flat due to his experience on a 25-hour flight where the plane didn't dip "down."

A massive statue of Argentinian soccer star Lionel Messi has been erected in Patagonia—and it has everyone thinking the same thing.