Sean Hannity says a pinched nerve and prednisone left him with a puffy face and laryngitis after viewers noticed he looked and sounded different on air.
The Interior Department says surveillance footage shows two people damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool lining. Repairs are expected soon as the vandalism case draws new attention and fresh media spin.
Jimmy Kimmel says he is taking two months off from ABC's late-night show and will hand the chair to a rotating list of guest hosts led by Rosie O'Donnell. The lineup keeps the show's politics very much in the family.
Al Gore used a 20th-anniversary ABC interview to defend An Inconvenient Truth, but critics quickly posted old predictions that did not age well. The fight over climate alarm and media spin came with receipts.
A UFC post-fight moment drew attention after Josh Hokit made a crude comment about Michelle Obama and Trump was later seen removing the chain Hokit had handed him.
Vice President JD Vance went on The View to promote his new book and ended up in a sharp exchange with Whoopi Goldberg. The talk turned to crime data, race, and a question Vance said needed specifics, not slogans.
The Weather Channel warned that storms, heat, and bugs could disrupt UFC Freedom 250 at the White House. The White House answered with a blunt swipe and said the show goes on rain or shine.
John Fetterman used a live NBC appearance to push Kristen Welker to ask Graham Platner about the Kik allegations swirling around his campaign. The clip puts a familiar media habit on display: tough questions for some candidates, and a long nap for others.