though Iger "reaffirmed that the show needed to tone down its political rhetoric" while expressing his support for "The View." "Ultimately, the women found the requests ‘silly’ and that ...

The hosts of The View were asked to dial back their political ... The hosts ultimately turned the suggestion down, calling it “silly.” “They were just going to keep doing their thing ...

The View slammed President Donald Trump for his ... of white farmers in the nation with unverified videos. Goldberg shot down Trump’s claims about a “genocide,” highlighting her visits ...

"The View" co-hosts melted down on Tuesday while discussing the new book by CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios' Alex Thompson about the cover-up of former President Joe Biden's decline while in office ...

Media Reporter Disney and ABC News have asked the hosts of The View to tone down their political rhetoric, multiple sources told the Daily Beast. Since President Donald Trump’s election in 2024 ...

Network executives reportedly asked the hosts of ABC’s The View to tone down their political content on the show ahead of President Donald Trump‘s inauguration in January. Why Trump’s clever ...

Yesenia Lara Gutiérrez of the governing Morena party was gunned down while she was greeting supporters in the small town of Texistepec in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz on Sunday, where she was ...

President Donald Trump signed the Take It Down Act on Monday, a bipartisan law that enacts stricter penalties for distributing nonconsensual explicit images, including deepfakes and revenge porn.

Niall Stanage and Stephen Kent react to Disney CEO Bob Iger's advice for the ladies of, "The View," to stop criticizing President Trump.

Rahm Emanuel recalled on The View being greeted with a briefcase of “priceless” jewelry during a trip to Saudi Arabia with former President Barack Obama. Emanuel, former mayor of Chicago and ...

It was, he said, a consequence of abiding by his principle to invest only in deals that offered meaningful returns and his view there had ... every year until we got down to $50 billion ...