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MTG Rips Pete Hegseth After He Calls Deaths Of U.S. Troops In Jordan A 'Sacrifice'
Jul 20, 2026
Former Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he referred to the deaths of two U.S. service members who were killed in an Iranian strike in Jordan last week as a "sacrifice."
The Pentagon identified two U.S. service members killed during an Iranian attack on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan: 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Ewa Beach, Hawaii, who was killed on July 18, and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas, who died the previous day.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the dignified transfer ceremony honoring Feehan and Gonzales at Dover Air Force Base on Tuesday evening.
U.S. Central Command announced on X that the two service members were "killed in action" on Friday while U.S. and partner forces defended against an Iranian barrage of ballistic missiles and drones. CENTCOM also said one additional U.S. service member remains missing following the attack.
Hegseth shared this update on X, adding:
“Godspeed, heroes. Their sacrifice only stiffens our resolve."
You can see his post below.
His remarks angered Greene, who previously referred to the Trump administration as "a bunch of sick f**king liars" for launching a war with Iran.
She said:
"Sacrifice?? What the f**k are you talking about?? They did not willingly sacrifice themselves. They were killed because of the war you, Trump, and the admin, are waging on behalf of a FOREIGN COUNTRY, Israel. You mean their deaths fuel your bloodlust for a senseless war."
You can see what she wrote below.

Others concurred with her remarks.
Just days ago, Greene called the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham a "murderer" in remarks on the progressive news show The Young Turks, saying Graham's legacy is defined by the fact that he "supported war more than anything."
Greene said Graham "was very good at buddying up with Donald Trump," saying she views Graham's support for the war as a "betrayal." She argued Graham was highly effective at winning Trump's trust and steering him toward his own positions, adding that the outcome "sickens me every single day" and was "never supposed to be that way."
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Colin Farrell's Candid Reflection On The 'Mess' Of Raising His Son With Angelman Syndrome Just Resurfaced—And It's Struck A Chord
Jul 20, 2026
Last December, Colin Farrell sat across from Jessie Buckley on Variety's Actors on Actors series, and the pair talked at length about their inspiration, their most important acting roles, their most recent projects, which were Ballad of a Small Player and Hamnet at the time, and what drives them behind the scenes.
For Farrell, life has dramatically pivoted since he had children. His oldest son, James, is now 23 and was diagnosed when he was 4 with Angelman Syndrome, which is a rare neurogenetic disorder and typically involves severe developmental delays, especially in speech and movement.
During the Variety segment, Farrell was honest about his concerns and his personal limitations with helping his son.
"I'm so f**king aware of the amount of privilege that I've experienced in my life, and what rare air I fly in with regards to what I do for a living, how I've been able to provide, all of that stuff."
"I'm really aware, but at the end of the f**king day, there's nothing I can do in acting, there's no check I can get, that can make James talk, or have language."
"We're all, regardless of the facade, regardless of how life seems to be, just every T is crossed and every I is dotted ever so perfectly... It's a mess."
"And to be in the mess and not have the answer..."
Farrell has opened up in the past several years about some of his experiences with James, including the difficulty of landing on the diagnosis of Angelman Syndrome, receiving care and support, and being the best father that his two individual sons need.
But what has really resonated with fans is what Farrell said in the Actors on Actors interview. Despite his privilege, he cannot simply wave money at his son's condition and suddenly have all of the support for him that he wants to provide. This is one of those cases where money doesn't solve everything.
That particular clip from the Actors on Actors segment went viral again earlier in July, with viewers applauding Farrell's honesty and openly agreeing with his concerns.
You can watch the full Actors on Actors interview here:
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Farrell is looking toward the future, as he builds a foundation that will help raise awareness, sympathy, and support for people like his son who have lesser-known or understood conditions.
It's always important for parents to think about the support their children will have after they are gone, but in James' situation, more work needs to be done to ensure that he's left in a world that is prepared to understand rather than ostracize.
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ESPYs Host Marcello Hernández Just Epically Roasted Last Year's Host Shane Gillis—And We're Cackling
Jul 20, 2026
SNL's Marcello Hernández has made a name for himself by creating hilarious characters and bits that often incorporate his Hispanic roots.
And during his recent stint hosting the ESPY Awards, Hernández used this to roast the host of last year's awards, controversial conservative comedian Shane Gillis.
Gillis was pretty infamously fired from SNL hours after being cast when a video of him using racial slurs resurfaced.
In this era, of course, that's precisely the kind of scandal one can parlay into an incredibly lucrative career pandering to conservatives' made-up sense of grievance, and Gillis has ridden that wave all the way to the bank.
In his monologue, Hernández slyly referenced Gillis' persona with a perfect joke that poked fun at his colleague.
Addressing the audience at the awards, which honor the year's best athletes and drew a crowd that included Simone Biles, Steph Curry and Chloe Kim this year, Hernández joked:
“I personally think it’s crazy that I get to host the ESPYS. This is an American dream."
"I also want to shout out last year’s host, Shane Gillis."
"He’s watching from home like a true American: On his couch, drinking a beer while a Hispanic guy does his job."
The camera quickly cut to Kevin Hart, at whose recent Netflix roast Gillis performed, giving a politely tepid reception to Hernández's joke.
As you might guess, conservatives online had a meltdown about Hernández's joke.
Many called it "unfunny" because Hispanics stealing jobs is a real issue—which it isn't, of course, not that they care.
Others called it unkind and rushed to angrily defend Gillis and insult Hernández.
Conservatives getting offended by a joke is of course pretty ironic, since complaining about how "you can't joke about anything anymore" is half their personality—and that grievance is why Gillis has the career he has in the first place.
Even many fans of Gillis thought the uproar was silly, pointing out that Gillis himself probably found the joke funny.
And the uproar is even funnier given that Gillis' hosting gig in 2025 didn't go well at all. It went so poorly, in fact, that he remarked on it onstage during his monologue.
After a less than enthusiastic response to his set, he joked:
“Well, I see a lot of you don’t like me and that’s okay. That went about as exactly how we all thought it was gonna go, I don’t know why this happened.”
As for Hernández, Gillis was not the only big name he skewered. He also made fun of the age difference between NFL coach Bill Belichick, 74, and his 25-year-old girlfriend Jordan Hudson.
“In 1973, hockey players didn’t wear helmets, basketball had no three-point line, and in 1973, Bill Belichick was the age his girlfriend is now."
He also quipped that the ESPYs are "the only award show where none of the nominees were bullied in high school."
As for Gillis, he may not be well liked by the ESPYs audience, but he certainly has his fans, having just broken the Guinness World Record for the most tickets ever sold for a solo comedy performance, selling 77,047 tickets to his recent show at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field.
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Doctor Goes Viral After Laying Out Why Hegseth's Mandate To Treat Troops With Testosterone Is A Very Bad Idea
Jul 20, 2026
MAGA Republican President Donald Trump's Secretary of Defense, former Fox News weekend host Pete Hegseth, drew considerable mockery after announcing his "High-T Department of War" on X on July 15.
People noted the irony of Hegseth mandating gender affirming healthcare through hormone replacement therapy (HRT) after the Trump administration banned transgender people from serving in the military.
One argument used by conservatives against the less than 1% of service members who were transgender remaining in the military, was the cost of their HRT. Yet Hegseth mandated hormone testing for all males over 30—approximately 35% of all active-duty male service members—and HRT for all with testosterone levels lower than Hegseth deemed acceptable.
If you missed Hegseth's announcement, you can watch it here:
While the cost associated with both the testing and mandatory HRT is ridiculous on its own, there are other reasons why Hegseth's mandate is a bad idea. Hegseth's degrees are in politics and public policy, not science or medicine, and he's putting millions of men's lifelong health at risk for no discernible benefit.
Dr. Owais Durrani, an emergency medicine specialist who frequently shares plain language, fact-based medical and science information online and through his Emmy-nominated KPRC 2 news segments, went viral on Threads when he spelled out in simple terms all the serious health implications created by the ignorant and uninformed making unilateral healthcare decisions.
Dr. Durrani wrote:
"Pete Hegseth just ordered mandatory testosterone testing for every service member 30 and up."
"The stated goal: keep troops at the 'leading edge of lethality.' The science on this is clear. It just doesn't say what Pete thinks it says."
He continued:
"First, the basics. Testosterone declines naturally with age. That's normal, not a disease. True testosterone deficiency affects about 5.6% of men ages 30 to 79. It skews heavily toward the older end."
"Fit troops in their 30s? Among the least likely to have it."
"Here's the problem with mass screening."
"No major medical guideline recommends testing healthy men without symptoms. Not the Endocrine Society. Not the [American Urological Association]. The standard is symptoms first, then two separate morning fasting blood tests to confirm."
Dr. Durrani added:
"Why two tests? Because testosterone bounces around all day. Test a guy at 2pm after a night shift and he'll look 'low.' Screen millions of healthy troops with a fluctuating hormone and you manufacture thousands of false positives."
"That's not readiness, it's noise."
He then explained what Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) does based on medical research, not the taglines and claims from supplement commercials featuring older athletes.
"What does [Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)] actually do?"
"[National Institutes of Health (NIH)] trials in older men: better libido, better erectile function, small mood bump. Fatigue? Memory? Overall well-being? Little to no improvement. 'Lethality' has never been measured in any trial. That word is marketing, not medicine."
Dr. Durrani then outlined the risks of TRT, as every medical intervention whether necessary or unnecessary carries risks.
"The risks nobody is mentioning: TRT shuts down sperm production. This is a young force in their family-building years. It thickens blood. It requires lifelong monitoring."
"And once you start, your body often stops making its own [testosterone]."
"Here's the irony. The Navy started drug testing for testosterone-related substances after a SEAL recruit died in 2022 and investigators found rampant [Performance-Enhancing Drug (PED)] use. Now the same military is building an official on-ramp to prescribed testosterone."
Dr. Durrani concluded:
"Bottom line: Testing troops with symptoms? Good medicine."
"Mandatory annual screening of healthy 30-year-olds tied to 'lethality' talk? That's politics wearing a lab coat."
"Our troops deserve evidence-based care, not a wellness clinic sales pitch."

Unlike Hegseth's announcement, which was unsupported by facts or data, the last post of Dr. Durrani's risk assessment included links to multiple reputable health resources to support his claims.
People appreciated Dr. Durrani's explanation of the risks of pseudoscience being pushed on our military by an unqualified individual like Hegseth.





Many also dunked on Hegseth's toxic version of masculinity and his obsession with men's bodies.





While Fox News host Jesse Watters joked women and military significant others could look forward to increased domestic violence and sexual assaults thanks to testosterone boosted men, most people aren't laughing about the new DOD mandate.
Hegseth's incompetence will continue to have detrimental and deadly consequences.
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A New Statue Of Charlie Kirk Is Coming To Times Square—And Everyone's Thinking The Same Thing
Jul 20, 2026
People are already predicting what might happen in response to news that a statue of the late far-right activist Charlie Kirk is set to debut in Times Square in September.
Kirk was assassinated in September while speaking at a university in Utah; the suspect was caught after a two-day manhunt and has since been charged.
Italian sculptor Sergio Furnari is seeking public support for a statue honoring Kirk, which he plans to unveil on September 10, marking the first anniversary of Kirk's death. Furnari has been developing models of the memorial since last year following Kirk's assassination, documenting the creative process and his motivations in a series of Instagram videos.
The statue depicts a seated Kirk with microphone in hand, much as he appeared at many events on college campuses when he was alive.
You can see video of the statue below.
The statue is undoubtedly controversial considering who Kirk was and what he stood for.
The Trump administration has used Kirk's death as an opportunity to crack down on free speech rights—moves coming into sharper focus since late-night host Jimmy Kimmel was temporarily taken off the air—and targeting and blaming leftists for Kirk's murder even though the shooter is aligned with the far-right.
The Trump administration and their surrogates have also accused leftists of celebrating Kirk's death while themselves casting Kirk as a visionary, even going so far as to unfurl a banner bearing Kirk's likeness at the Department of Education. Kirk was an avowed white supremacist who resented the existence of the Civil Rights Act.
Kirk thoroughly supported the implementation of a Christian theocracy as outlined in Project 2025 and was instrumental to swinging young voters in Trump's favor while normalizing fascist rhetoric and campaigning against women's rights and LGBTQ+ acceptance.
He also claimed higher education is a "scam," was prominent among conservatives who have argued for years that college degrees no longer guarantee bright futures, and criticized what they perceive as an emphasis on "social justice" and "indoctrination."
Given these facts, many predict it's only a matter of time before it's vandalized.
September will be here before we know it. We also don't imagine this statue lasting long.
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