Former White House physician and Republican Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson blasted Dr. Kevin O’Connor, the current physician to the president, during a Friday interview with Daily Caller editorial director Vince Coglianese.

Jackson raised allegations against

Billionaire Elon Musk reportedly made a “sizable” donation to a super political action committee (PAC) helping to elect former President Donald Trump for the 2024 race, according to sources speaking on anonymity to Bloomberg.

The alleged super PAC donation from Musk was to a low-profile group known as America PAC, sources familiar with the matter told the outlet. While it is not confirmed how much the reported donation was for, the PAC is expected to reveal its list of donors on July 15.

Former Republican Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and Daily Wire co-founder Ben Shapiro broke down a possible vice presidential shortlist of presumptive 2024 Republican nominee Donald Trump on Friday’s “Real Time with Bill Maher.”

Former President Trump provided insight into his running mate selection in a interview on “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show” released earlier Friday, characterizing his vetting process as a “sophisticated version of The Apprentice.”

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Nina and Joseph 😍❤️

happy first birthday to the little song that changed my whole life. I made this video a day or two after I wrote drivers license in my living room (with a very squeaky sustain pedal lol). crazy to think how quickly life changes. thank u to everyone who has supported me so tenderly. music is the most magical thing in the world. 💜

happy first birthday to the little song that changed my whole life. I made this video a day or two after I wrote drivers license in my living room (with a very squeaky sustain pedal lol). crazy to think how quickly life changes. thank u to everyone who has supported me so tenderly. music is the most magical thing in the world. 💜

78th annual SEC post-spring football report: Alabama places 6 on preseason all-conference team

Nick Saban did not leave the cupboard bare in Tuscaloosa when he retired in January — far from it.

Alabama placed a league-high six players on the 78th annual preseason All-SEC team, published each year since 1947 by The Birmingham News and/or AL.com. That’s twice as many as any other team in the conference, with Georgia and Kentucky sharing second-place honors with three All-SEC picks each (it’s also worth nothing that two of the Crimson Tide’s representatives on the team are transfers brought in by new coach Kalen DeBoer).