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The unexpected appearance of rap icon Nicki Minaj at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest on December 21, 2025, has sparked a heated public debate, drawing a sharp critique from television personality and LGBTQ+ advocate TS Madison. Minaj attended the Phoenix event at the invitation of Erika Kirk, the widow of late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, where she delivered a speech that combined political praise with a focus on religious advocacy.

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In a move that underscores renewed US commitment to Taiwan, the Trump administration has unveiled an $11 billion arms sale package, its second since Donald Trump's return to the White House in January. The substantial deal, which still awaits US Congress approval, includes high-tech military hardware like advanced rocket launchers, self-propelled howitzers, and an array of missiles. China, which sees self-governed Taiwan as a breakaway province, condemned the move, saying it severely undermines China's sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity.

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A San Francisco court has ruled that Adidas did not mislead investors, thereby dismissing an appeal from shareholders. The investors had accused the sportswear giant of hiding misconduct by rapper-entrepreneur Kanye West (Ye) prior to their partnership breakdown in 2022, claiming financial losses when Adidas shares plunged after the company severed ties with West.

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A mother has called out her daughter for choosing a man's comfort over hers. 

The mother, who goes by Nikki Fox on Facebook, took to the platform to share how her daughter bought her a car back in April, only to send a text this December that she's coming to take the car because her boyfriend needs it. 

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NBA legend Michael Jordan appeared in a North Carolina court room on Monday as his federal anti-trust lawsuit against NASCAR got under way with jury selection.

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Media mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has issued a strong condemnation of the upcoming Netflix docuseries focusing on his recent legal and professional turmoil, labeling the production a sensationalized and “shameful hit piece.” The statement was released through his spokesman, Juda Engelmayer, in anticipation of the series’ release.