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Anna Faris Reveals Untold Struggles Post-Divorce with Chris Pratt New

Anna Faris Reveals Untold Struggles Post-Divorce with Chris Pratt

Anna Faris opened up about how work got her through her divorce from Chris Pratt after eight years of marriage.“I was feeling sad,” the actress recounted about the split in a Variety profile published Saturday, before noting that producing her podcast “Anna Faris Is Unqualified,” “helped a lot” during that time.Faris, 49, and Pratt, 46, tied the knot in 2009 before welcoming son Jack, now ,13, in 2012.The pair divorced in 2018. Anna Faris (pictured here earlier this month) said that her work helped her through her 2018 divorce from ex Chris Pratt. MediaPunch / BACKGRIDThat actress (pictured here with her ex in 2017) said she was “feeling sad,” adding that producing her podcast, “Anna Faris Is Unqualified,” “helped a lot” during that period of time. Getty Images“I’m lucky that at that time I had my podcast,” the “Scary Movie” star explained. “I wanted, like, four people to listen and to build my own secret community. I wanted an avenue outside of Hollywood as a way to connect with people.”Despite having “a constant desire to connect with people,” Faris admitted she “didn’t disclose a lot on the podcast,” but felt like she could if she “needed to.”“It made me think, ‘I know I could be happy if I’m writing because I’ve always loved that, and maybe that’s an avenue to make money,’” the “House Bunny” actress continued.At that time, Faris was “thinking of a version of retirement.”Faris, who shares son Jack, 13, (pictured here together earlier this month) with Pratt, explained that she was “lucky” to have the podcast, expressing: “I wanted, like, four people to listen and to build my own secret community.” Matt Baron/BEI/ShutterstockThe Hollywood icon (pictured here last month) said, these days, “the opportunities are more bountiful than they’ve ever been!” REUTERSNow, “the opportunities are more bountiful than they’ve ever been!”“I’m just overwhelmed with gratitude,” Faris confessed. “When people see me, they usually smile and say, ‘Oh, I love ‘The House Bunny” or ‘Oh, I love ‘Scary Movi’e’ or ‘Mom’ helped me through that hard time.’”Faris told the outlet, that while she had “enough gumption, enough of a core” to get through her divorce and the chatter of Hollywood, she would be “naïve” to think that being in the spotlight for 26 years didn’t “shape” who she is.In 2021, the “Scary Movie” star (pictured here with the Marvel actor in 2017) said that her marriage failed because as actors, they didn’t eliminate the “competitiveness.” WireImageAfter her divorce, Faris found love with Michael Barrett (pictured here together last month), and the two married in 2021. Getty Images for Paramount Pictures“But, f–k the scrutiny,” Faris remarked.Meanwhile, the “Hot Chick” actress did share a deeper look into what made her marriage fail during a 2021 episode of her podcast. Faris told guest Gwyneth Paltrow that her past two husbands — she was previously married to Ben Indra from 2004 to 2008 — were actors, and they didn’t do “a great job of eliminating competitiveness.”Pratt went on to tie the knot with Katherine Schwarzenegger (pictured here in a selfie) in 2019. chris pratt/ instagramThe couple welcomed three kids, Lyla, Eloise and Ford (as pictured here). chris pratt/ instagram“Or at least I didn’t, being a proud person, and not wanting to reveal vulnerability,” she added.However, after their split, both Faris and Pratt found love again.The “Parks and Recreation” star married Katherine Schwarzenegger in 2019 and the couple shares kids, Lyla, 5, Eloise, 4, and Ford, 1.For her part, Faris tied the knot with Michael Barrett in 2021.

Jun 13, 2026
Trump's Surprising Nominee for Key Legal Role Sparks Debate New

Trump's Surprising Nominee for Key Legal Role Sparks Debate

President Trump announced Saturday he plans to nominate James McDonald as the next US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, a powerhouse role that impacts some of the most prominent terrorism cases across the country.McDonald previously served as an assistant US attorney and ran enforcement at the Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Trump picked the former assistant US Attorney for one of the most high-profile law enforcement jobs in the country. Shawn Thew / Pool via CNP / SplashNews.comThe nomination comes after Trump said he would push the current SDNY chief, Jay Clayton, to be the next Director of National Intelligence – although the move could hinge on objections from Democratic lawmakers over the president’s plan to install Bill Pulte in an “acting” role.“A native of the Great State of Oklahoma, Jamie is a former Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York, and served as Director of Enforcement at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission during my First Term,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.McDonald is a senior partner at Sullivan & Cromwell and clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.“ I am confident that Jamie will deliver strong results for our Country as the next United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, as he has the respect of, and will work fantastically with, our Law Enforcement Patriots, the Legal Community, and the Judicial Bench. Good luck Jamie, Trump said.“I have no doubt about your future greatness!”

Jun 13, 2026
Shocking Insult: What Did Xhevrie Ademi Say About Rifat Jashari? New

Shocking Insult: What Did Xhevrie Ademi Say About Rifat Jashari?

TBGazeta Minuti arbn · June 13, 2026 · Uncategorized Dje është varrosur luftëtari i orëve të para të UÇK-së, njëherësh familjar i Adem Jasharit, Sahit Jashari.Sahit Jashari, së bashku me Sami Lushtakun, kanë kryer disa aksione guerile në vitet 1992 dhe 1993. Ata ishin miq të pandarë, derisa vdekja i ndau.Gjatë ditës së sotme, në një video janë parë Sami Lushtaku dhe baca Rifat Jashari duke pritur së bashku të pamen për vdekjen e Sahit Jasharit.Ka mjaftuar kjo pamje që një aktiviste e Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje të eskalojë me fyerje.Xhevrie Ademi, e cila është shumë aktive në rrjetet sociale dhe në tubimet e Vetëvendosjes, e ka quajtur Rifat Jasharin “matuf plak” dhe “gërxhull plak”.Me fyerje të rënda, ajo ka thënë se në të ardhmen nuk do të çuditej nëse do ta shihte Rifat Jasharin duke u përqafuar me serbët e Listës Serbe.“E ky matufi plak që nuk i vjen marre prej plisit që e mban në kokë”, ishte një nga fjalitë e aktivistes së VV-së, e cila shihet në fotografi me eksponentët më të lartë të Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje.

Jun 13, 2026
Rosie O'Donnell's Emotional Reunion: What Happened Inside the Prison Walls? New

Rosie O'Donnell's Emotional Reunion: What Happened Inside the Prison Walls?

Rosie O’Donnell shared a lengthy poem after visiting her troubled daughter Chelsea O’Donnell in prison.In an Instagram upload shared Saturday, the “A League of Their Own” star posed with Chelsea for an affectionate snapshot. In the poem, O’Donnell, 64, recalled arriving early for the visit “In what looks like / A children’s nursery room / Disney murals on cement walls / Vending machines.” O’Donnell then related being “told to sit” in a red chair at Table 8.“The guard explained the rules,” O’Donnell continued, adding, “A hug hello and goodbye only /No money exchanged / Hands above the table / No loud voices.” When Chelsea arrived in her green inmate uniform, the former talk show host recalled, her heart “skip[ped] a beat.” She noted in the poem that her daughter looked “good,” and “healthy calm” with “rested blue eyes” and “clear skin.” Rosie O’Donnell shared a photo with her daughter Chelsea, and related her visit to prison in a new Instagram upload (as seen above). rosie o'donnell / instagramThe comedienne, seen above earlier this month, lamented in a poem, “We have been through so much.” Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions“We have been through so much,” O’Donnell wrote, lamenting that Chelsea’s four children — “3 girls and a boy” — had “not visited” her behind bars. The comedienne recalled shedding tears during the visit. “It’s hard enough for her / She turns 29 this summer / And all I see when I look at her/ Is a blonde baby in diapers,” she added.“The View” alum then recalled the visit being cut short due to a tornado, returning to her hotel through the storm and sleeping “for hours.” “Proud of us both,” she concluded the poem of her 28-year-old daughter. “Unconditional love / Simply the only way / Thru motherhood / Love and forgiveness a must / Even when it seems impossible / Especially then / We live we learn we grow / Even at 64.” Followers in the comments thread expressed their support for Rosie and Chelsea, with one person writing, “What a beautiful piece. I feel like I can picture it perfectly. Every person in that room is someone’s baby. I’m proud of Chelsea and you. 🫶🏻🫶🏻” Rosie noted that her daughter looked “healthy calm.” They’re seen above in 2016. Bruce GlikasShe recalled embracing her daughter after the visit was “cut short.” Chelsea and Rosie are seen above in a throwback photo. Getty ImagesAnother simply added, “With you 💜” while a third chimed in, “Thinking of you. You are helping many. ❤️” Rosie also broke down the visit — which she noted her daughter requested — in a Substack post on Friday entitled “Before and After.” In February 2025, Chelsea appeared in court over felony bail jumping, resisting or obstructing an officer, and possession of methamphetamine and child neglect. She was subsequently sentenced to six years of probation and warned of prison time in the event that she violated probation requirements — which included possession of a controlled substance.Her probation was revoked and she was sentenced to jail in October. Chelsea, seen with family members in 2015, was arrested three times in 2024 and sentenced to probation. WireImageRosie’s daughter’s probation was revoked in October and she was sentenced to jail. Rosie is seen here in 2024. Getty ImagesIn February, TMZ reported that a State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections report revealed that Chelsea had been accused of alleged assault after touching a man’s genitals without permission — a claim she denied to authorities, per the outlet.The alleged encounter was included in the report, which explained why her probation was revoked. Chelsea and Rosie’s affectionate visit underscores a previously troubled relationship — in January 2025, Chelsea filed papers requesting to have her name changed to her birth mother Deanna Micoley’s maiden name.The move came after Rosie — who relocated from the United States to Ireland last year — reportedly cut her daughter from her $80 million will amid her ongoing problems with the law.

Jun 13, 2026
Anna Faris on Life After Chris Pratt: The Unexpected Path She Took New

Anna Faris on Life After Chris Pratt: The Unexpected Path She Took

Anna Faris admittedly felt emotional after initially separating from her ex-husband, Chris Pratt. “I was feeling sad,” Faris, 49, recalled of her divorce in a Variety profile published Saturday, June 13. “I do feel like I had enough gumption, enough of a core, and I have tried to be careful about how much Hollywood infiltrates, but now I’ve been on a spectrum of fame for 26 years, so I would be naïve to think that it hasn’t shaped who I am at this point. But, f*** the scrutiny.” Faris and Pratt, 46, were married from 2009 to 2018, welcoming their now-13-year-old son, Jack, in 2012. After the two actors separated, Faris found solace in her work. “I’m lucky that at that time I had my [“Anna Faris Is Unqualified”] podcast,” the Scary Movie actress recalled to Variety. “I wanted, like, four people to listen and to build my own secret community. I wanted an avenue outside of Hollywood as a way to connect with people.” Faris started her eponymous podcast in 2015 with “curiosity” and “a desire to connect” with guests, per a website description. “I used to do this thing on ski lifts where, if I was on a ski lift with a stranger, I’d say, ‘Do you want to have a really intense 10-minute conversation with me? And you can answer any question you want to,’” Faris told Variety. “I’d ask them questions like, ‘When was the first time you fell in love?’ I’ve had a constant desire to connect with people. I didn’t disclose a lot on the podcast, but I always felt like I could if I needed to.” According to Faris, producing “Anna Faris Is Unqualified" episodes “helped [her] a lot” during her divorce. “It made me think, ‘I know I could be happy if I’m writing because I’ve always loved that, and maybe that’s an avenue to make money,’” the actress told the outlet. “I was thinking of a version of retirement, but now, I feel like the opportunities are more bountiful than they’ve ever been! I’m just overwhelmed with gratitude. When people see me, they usually smile and say, ‘Oh, I love The House Bunny’ or ‘Oh, I love ‘Scary Movie’ or ‘Mom helped me through that hard time.’” Faris and Pratt have each found love again after divorce. The Marvel star is now married to Katherine Schwarzenegger, with whom he shares three children, while Faris married Michael Barrett in 2021.

Jun 13, 2026
NYC's Hidden History at Risk: Council Fights to Save Underground Railroad Site New

NYC's Hidden History at Risk: Council Fights to Save Underground Railroad Site

A bipartisan majority of NYC Council members is demanding Mayor Zohran Mamdani seize privately owned property in order to save a piece of Manhattan history tied to the Underground Railroad, The Post has learned.Councilman Harvey Epstein (D-Manhattan) fired off a letter Tuesday to Mamdani signed by 31 other members urging the mayor to work with the Council to use the city’s eminent domain powers to block a proposal to build a 100-foot-high commercial building next door to the Merchant’s House Museum in NoHo, where a secret passageway used to smuggle slaves to freedom was discovered in February.Experts say construction of the planned building will cause irreparable damage to the adjacent city-owned, three-and-a-half-story site—which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the earliest known location of Underground Railroad activity in NYC.NYC Councilman Harvey Epstein and 31 other Council members are urging Mayor Mamdani to use the city’s eminent domain powers to block a proposal to build a commercial tower next door to the Merchant’s House Museum in NoHo. Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock“The city should, as it has done in the past, take the steps necessary to continue preservation of this historic property, especially given its recent discovery as an African American Heritage Site,” said the pols, which also included Speaker and Manhattan Dem Julie Menin and Queens Republican Joann Ariola.The seized property would become NYC’s first “Underground Railroad Memorial Learning Center,” the pols propose. NYC and the state have used eminent domain —the government’s right to seize private property for what is considers a public benefit —to drive large-scale infrastructure and economic development like highways, Central Park, Hudson Yards and the Atlantic Yards project that included Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.Mamdani is already facing heavy criticism from real estate groups and conservative lawmakers for his Marxist “Fix the City” plan, which proposes seizing derelict buildings from negligent landlords and transferring ownership to favored “community land trusts” or tenants.Ariola defended the Council’s plan to use eminent domain.“This is American history being preserved,” the Republican pol told The Post. “Ordinarily, I would be adamantly against the city interfering with private development, but this is one of the rare occasions when I think such action is warranted.”The Merchant’s House Museum (right) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the earliest known location of Underground Railroad activity in NYC. Helayne SeidmanCouncilman Harvey Epstein and Mayor Mamdani. Paul MartinkaThe Mayor’s Office did not return messages.The Underground Railroad passageway — built in 1832 beneath a built-in dresser of drawers — is the only one in NYC that is accessible to the public, and the second to still exist in the city, aside from the Hopper-Gibbons House on West 29th Street.Kalodop II Park Corp. wants to demolish a one-story garage it owns at 27 East 4th St. now being used to store food carts. It would be replaced with a nine-story office building that includes ground-floor space likely to be used for a restaurant or art gallery.An illustration of a proposed commercial building next to the Merchant’s House Museum.Since the lot is located within the NoHo Historic District Extension, which consists of 56 buildings that date back to as far as the 1820s, the Landmarks Preservation Commission must still approve the proposal.During an LPC public hearing on March 17, Epstein, who represents the neighborhood, cited the potential collapse of the Merchant’s House due to the construction, and the threat to future discoveries around the Underground Railroad site as reasons why Kalodop’s application should be denied.Kalodop did not return a request for comment.

Jun 13, 2026
Knicks Fan's $20K Hotel Nightmare: What Did Wembanyama Do? New

Knicks Fan's $20K Hotel Nightmare: What Did Wembanyama Do?

He made one tall order — and it got him thrown out.A Knicks fan is crying foul after he booked a penthouse at the Ritz-Carlton for Game 4 of the NBA Finals — but was allegedly kicked out of the $20,000 hotel room because of a demand from San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama.Pennsylvanian Phil Godlewski was with a party of six, who spent a total of $750,000 on tickets to Wednesday’s game — and rented out one of the two penthouse suites on the 41st floor of the Ritz-Carlton on West 28th Street in NoMad.The Scranton entrepreneur — who was with his 11 and 9-year-old sons and his friend Ron Pavalonis, and his son — wasn’t told that Wemby was staying in the other penthouse suite.When Pavalonis was entering his room around 5 p.m., he said he saw Wemby exiting his own suite — presumably on his way to Madison Square Garden, and greeted the Spurs star player.“I hear Ronnie say five words. That’s all he said. ‘Good luck tonight, big guy,'” Godlewski, 43, told The Post.Just 10 minutes later, they got a knock on the door from the hotel’s director of rooms operations, Jean Choi — which they did not hear since their room was so big. So Choi — along with three men in black suits — just let themselves in, Godlewski claimed.“They opened the door illegally, and they actually entered the vestibule area. And she’s yelling from within the room, ‘Mr. Godlewski!’ I finally hear her and walk to the door and that’s when she told me, ‘I’m sorry, but you guys are going to have to leave the premises.'”“I said, ‘What? Why?’ And she said, ‘Because we were told you were harassing and waiting for the players to exit their rooms.'”Victor Wembanyama got Phil Godlewski and his group kicked out of the Ritz-Carlton penthouse they booked for Game 4. AP Photo/Frank Franklin IIGodlewski said his friend, Ron Pavalonis, left, only wished Wemby luck before he game, but the hotel claimed they harassed him. Courtesy of Phil GodlewskiGodlewski insisted Choi check the security cameras to confirm their party did nothing wrong — but she allegedly told him there were no cameras on that floor.“And that was a lie because I literally look up, and there’s a camera right over her head in the hallway,” said Godlewski, who got the whole interaction with the hotel on camera and said he has already contacted a lawyer.“She was just trying to just get us the heck out of there. She didn’t care what actually happened. She didn’t care how it happened. All she cared about was Victor complained to his security team.”Godlewski, second from top left, said he was never told not to talk to any Spurs players in the hotel. Courtesy of Phil GodlewskiWhile Godlewski said he understood the hotel taking precautions — since a Spurs fan was assaulted following Game 3, during which Wemby also shoved Jalen Brunson, becoming the city’s No. 1 nemesis — he couldn’t comprehend why the hotel didn’t just have the Spurs buy out the entire building for the night.“Not only did they not block out the hotel, but they put us on the same frigging floor as Victor Wembanyama,” he said. “What sense does that make? If you don’t want anyone around the Spurs, especially Victor, don’t book the penthouse directly next to him. It was a huge mistake on their part.”The entrepreneur paid $125,00 for each ticket to MSG for Game 4. Courtesy of Phil GodlewskiWhen they checked in, they were never told they would be staying on the same floor at Wemby, or given any warning not to speak to him.“If they had said, ‘Listen, you’re staying on the same floor as one of the players. You cannot engage with the player. You have to stay in your room until he leaves the premises, we would have been like, ‘OK, no problem.'”The Ritz-Carlton and Wembanyama’s agent did not reply to The Post’s requests for comment.Godlewski ended up booking the Trump International on Central Park West for $3,000, so actually saved $17,000.Godlewski’s sons already burned the signed Wemby jersey they had framed and hanging in their home. Courtesy of Phil GodlewskiBut the damage is already done.“My 11-year-old was a huge Wemby fan. He was devastated and couldn’t believe one of his heroes could do this to people. As we were in the car going to the Garden, he said, ‘Dad, when we get home, can I burn my Wemby jerseys?'” said Godlewski, whose son already burned his $3,500 autographed one.Godlewski said he is waiting for an apology from Wemby, and called the Spurs Game 4 loss later that evening a silver lining.“It was complete instant karma,” he said.“You will get what comes to you. And that’s exactly what happened that night.”

Jun 13, 2026
Prince George's Unexpected Balcony Moment Leaves Kate Middleton in Stitches New

Prince George's Unexpected Balcony Moment Leaves Kate Middleton in Stitches

Prince George fought off a sneeze during the national anthem at the 2026 Trooping the Colour.In a video posted to X by the Telegraph, the 12-year-old seemingly suppressed a sneeze as the royal family stood at attention on the balcony of Buckingham Palace while watching the Royal Air Force’s flypast.As the song finished, Prince George put his hands over his nose and mouth and sneezed, taking a moment to laugh about the incident with his mom, Kate Middleton. The Princess of Wales sweetly put her hand on her eldest child’s back as she, George, Prince William, 43, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, 8, waved goodbye to the crowd and exited the balcony. Prince George (pictured here with his mom and siblings) suppressed a sneeze during the national anthem at the 2026 Trooping the Colour. Kirsty WigglesworthThe young royal and Princess of Wales laughed about the moment — in which George covered his mouth and nose and sneezed into his hand. Chris J. RatcliffeEarlier in the day, Middleton, 44, let out a sneeze herself at Horse Guards Parade.Despite George’s small moment, it was his younger brother, Prince Louis, who once again stole the show at this year’s festivities. The youngest royal made a series of animated faces while standing next to his family, including King Charles, 77, and Queen Camilla, 78.One photo saw the 8-year-old making a shocked face as he looked into the sea of spectators. Prince George, Middleton, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, King Charles and Queen Camilla waved goodbye to the crowd before exiting the balcony of Buckingham Palace (as seen here). AP Photo/Kirsty WigglesworthMiddleton also let out a sneeze during the day’s festivities (as pictured here). ZUMAPRESS.comOther pictures showed Louis accompanying his mom during this year’s carriage procession.Prince Louis is known for his silly antics, as last year he continued to wave at the crowd far after his family members lowered their own hands, promoting George to tell him to “stop” — as seen on X.In 2024, Louis showed off his dance moves and he circled his hips around to the band’s music.Prince Louis brought his typical antics, making animated facial expressions during the celebration (as pictured here). ZUMAPRESS.comAt one point, the littlest royal made a shocked face as he looked at the crowd (as pictured here). ZUMAPRESS.comThat time, it was his sister who was spotted telling him to “stop.”“He’s a cheeky monkey — a typical third child,” an insider told People in 2022. “It’s nice that the world got to see him enjoying himself.”Trooping the Colour is held each June to celebrate the official birthday of the British sovereign.Trooping the Colour is held every June and celebrates the official birthday of the British sovereign. REUTERSThis year, the Princess of Wales sported a powder blue Catherine Walker coat dress that resembled the one her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore to Prince William’s first Easter service in 1987 (as pictured here). Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty ImagesMore than 1,400 soldiers, horses and musicians gather on Horse Guards Parade in London to celebrate their leader. This year, Middleton paid tribute to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, by sporting a powder blue Catherine Walker coat dress.The look was very similar to a Catherine Walker outfit worn by Princess Diana — who died at age 36 in 1997 — during her son Prince William’s first Easter service in 1987.

Jun 13, 2026
PDK's Bold Stance: What Lies Ahead for Kosovo's Presidency? New

PDK's Bold Stance: What Lies Ahead for Kosovo's Presidency?

TBGazeta Minuti arbn · June 13, 2026 · Uncategorized Partia Demokratike e Kosovës (PDK) duket se nuk është e gatshme të futet në koalicion me Vetëvendosjen për qeverinë e re.  Anëtari i kryesisë së Partisë Demokratike të Kosovës, Mërgim Lushtaku, në një prononcim ka thënë se asnjë deklaratë e liderit të LVV-së, Albin Kurtit, përfshirë atë të djeshmen për çështjen e presidentit, nuk duhet të merret seriozisht.Kjo pasi sipas Lushtakut, më e rëndësishme për Kurtin është Vetëvendosja sesa vet shteti i Kosovës, teksa tha se Kurti ishte në gjendje që ta çoj vendin në zgjedhje tri herë radhazi e të mos ketë kompromis në të mirë të vendit.“Besoj se nuk i merren për seriozisht Albin Kurtit asnjë deklaratë sepse për të më e rëndësishme është partia politike, Vetëvendosja, sesa vet shteti i Kosovës. Ju kujtoj se ky ishte në gjendje që tri herë radhazi ta dërgoj vendin në zgjedhje sesa të ketë një kompromis për të mirën e vendit, prandaj nuk pres ndonjë ndryshim nga ky. Problemi kryesor është Albin Kurti dhe për të më e rëndësishme është pozita, karrigia e pushtetit sesa vet Kosova. Prandaj ka mbjell urrejtje dhe ushqim të përçarjes së popullit, sesa ka mbjell një lloj uniteti në popull. E kemi parë edhe në fushatën e tij që më shumë ka fol për emër të përveçëm e përçarje sesa për rezultate të qeverisjes së tij. Prandaj, në këtë fazë unë besoj që duhet të shikojmë certifikimin dhe të fol vet kryetari dhe partitë politike”, tha Lushtaku.Më tej, Lushtaku u shpreh se PDK-ja s’duhet të shkojë në koalicion me Vetëvendosjen dhe nuk duhet të diskutoj me ta për asnjë pozitë në këto rrethana, pasi tha se është parë çfarë i ka sjell Kosovës një pushtet i tillë, sipas tij, përçarës.Lushtaku po ashtu u shpreh se beson që do të ketë përsëri zgjedhje të reja, pasi sipas tij, qytetarët e kanë parë Vetëvendosjen se ka rënë nga 51% dhe se e ka ndihmuar buxheti i Kosovës duke e keqpërdorur nga siç tha, vet Kurti.Lushtaku: PDK-ja s’duhet të jetë e gatshme të shkoj në koalicion dhe të diskutojë me VV-në për asnjë pozitë“Personalisht besoj që PDK-ja nuk duhet të jetë e gatshme dhe besoj që duhet të qëndrojë me elektoratin besnik të PDK-së që të mos shkojë në koalicion me Vetëvendosjen dhe të mos diskutojë për asnjë pozitë në këto rrethana sepse e kemi parë çfarë i ka sjell Kosovës një pushtet i tillë përçarës, një pushtet i tillë që për të më e rëndësishme është një çlirimtar i vdekur sesa një çlirimtar në Kosovë e në pushtet”, tha Lushtaku për KosovaPress.Ai tregoi se deri më tani nuk kanë pasur asnjë kontakt me dy partitë e tjera opozitare, LDK-në dhe AAK-në, pasi tha se po e presin certifikimin e rezultateve.Nga LDK-ja nuk kanë dashur të prononcohen për këtë temë, pasi që sipas tyre, qëndrimi zyrtar i këtij subjekti do të jetë pas certifikimit të rezultateve nga zgjedhjet e 7 qershorit

Jun 13, 2026
Cornell Student's Shocking Refusal Stuns Jewish Startup Founders New

Cornell Student's Shocking Refusal Stuns Jewish Startup Founders

A Cornell University student who applied for a summer internship with a Jewish-owned NYC startup rejected the opportunity with a hateful message: ‘Not interested in working for a Jew,” the shocked CEO posted on X. Austin Franco put his antisemitism on full display when he passed up an interview with VryfID because its co-founders Gabe and Aiden Einhorn are proudly Jewish. Franco, 19, delivered the message to both brothers via job board site Handshake after applying for a summer role at the company, which pairs renters with landlords and verifies their identities to prevent fraud.  Austin Franco, 19, declined a job interview because he didn’t “want to work for a Jew.” Linkedin / Austin FrancoAiden, left, and Gabe, right, started the company together in the summer of 2025. Courtesy of Gabe EinhornThe Einhorns reviewed Franco’s application and he was being considered for an internship with VryfID’s growth team, which is tasked with attracting renters to the company. “Sad world,” Gabe, 24, wrote on X Monday along with a screenshot of Franco’s jaw-dropping eight-word response to trying to schedule a Zoom call: “Not interested in working for a Jew. Thanks.” Gabe Einhorn told The Post he felt obligated to share the message to raise awareness of growing antisemitism. He blacked out Franco’s name out of graciousness, but commenters quickly revealed his identity. “I felt bad exposing him because I thought he could have made a mistake and he really doesn’t believe this wholeheartedly,” Gabe said. But the ivy leaguer soon made it clear that he meant every word of what he wrote. The student who hails from Virginia doubled down in an X post shared the next day.VryfID CEO Gabe Einhorn, 24, co-founded the company with his brother last summer. Linkedin / Gabe Einhorn“My experiences with Jews have not been pleasant, both in person and online. This is not to say I haven’t had positive experiences, but on the aggregate that is not the case,” Franco wrote.Cornell — where Franco studies industrial and labor relations, according to his since-deleted LinkedIn profile — is investigating the incident. He sent the disgraceful message on Monday, about a month after Cornell’s semester ended.“Cornell condemns antisemitism and all forms of hatred and discrimination in the strongest possible terms,” a university spokeswoman told The Post.Gabe and his younger brother Aiden, a 22-year-old NYU business student, launched VryfID in the summer of 2025.  Franco attends Cornell and is studying labor relations, according to his since-deleted LinkedIn.“Instead of renters struggling to search for apartments and getting rejected, we have them sign up, pay $20 to get verified. Then we actually bring them apartments that they actually qualify for,” Gabe explained to The Post. “For landlords, it helps them fill up their units and brings them the right tenants.”Aside from content centered around the NYC rental market, Gabe, who wears a kippah, often speaks about his faith across his growing social media platforms. “I’ve seen some terrible things across the board — antisemitic things and just terrible things in general,” Gabe said, adding that he had about five death threats just on Facebook the last time he checked. Franco doubled down on his hatred in a response posted on X. “People just like to spread hate across social media because they’re anonymous and they have no repercussions.”The hateful message has left the brothers stunned. “Me and my brother kind of looked at each other like, ‘What?’ We never really experienced [antisemitism] this directly,” Gabe said.“The whole thing was just very shocking and uncalled for.”Franco did not return requests for comment. His father, Alexander, a patent attorney, declined to comment.

Jun 13, 2026
Could Trump's Policy Have Altered This Star's World Cup Journey? New

Could Trump's Policy Have Altered This Star's World Cup Journey?

Folarin Balogun, the U.S. men's national soccer team's (USMNT) star forward who scored twice in the U.S.’s World Cup 4-1 victory over Paraguay on Friday, is a United States citizen by birth, a constitutional right that President Donald Trump is seeking to end in his second term.Balogun is the first U.S. men’s player to score more than one goal in a World Cup match since the 1930 tournament.Trump, who praised the USMNT's victory on Truth Social on Saturday, has also used the World Cup to highlight his immigration policies. The tournament has been marked by visa disputes, including the denial of entry to a Somali referee, Omar Abdulkadir Artan, while the ongoing war with Iran complicated visas and travel for Tehran's team, who are training in Mexico and commuting to matches in the U.S....Who Is Folarin Balogun?Balogun is a 24-year-old forward who joined Arsenal’s academy in England at 8-years-old. He rose up through the program and permanently joined AS Monaco in August 2023.He was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 2001 while his mother was temporarily visiting in the U.S., which made him automatically a U.S. citizen under the 14th Amendment. The status allows him to represent the USMNT during the World Cup.Raised in England by Nigerian parents after leaving the U.S. at just one month old, Balogun is eligible to represent three countries, England, Nigeria and the U.S. in the World Cup. He opted to play for USMNT in 2023 after participating in a training camp in Florida.In a July 2023 X post, he announced his decision, sharing a photo of him draped in the American flag and wrote: “So proud to be apart of this! It has been a long journey to reach this point but it is with great Pride I can now represent these colours at the highest level. I am tied-in and fully committed!”On Friday night, he scored two goals for the U.S. against Paraguay in the team’s first showing this World Cup. “I visualized my debut in the World Cup scoring, but the reality did surpass that,” Balogun said Friday. “A very dreamy night.”Online users, including sports fans and immigration attorneys, have flagged that Balogun is only eligible to play on the team due to birthright citizenship. Greg Siskind, an immigration attorney and co-founder of Visalaw.ai, wrote in an X post Friday night, "A reminder that Flo Balogun would not be on the US Men's National Team if Trump's birthright citizenship order was in place when he was born in NY. The first US man to score more than one goal in a World Cup match since the very first World Cup in 1930."British journalist and author Robert Peston wrote on X on Saturday: "America’s World Cup hero of last night, Folarin Balogun, is only allowed to play for the US national team because his heavily pregnant Nigerian mother was refused permission by US airlines to fly to the UK, and so the first two months of his life were - by accident - in Brooklyn. It is pretty much inconceivable that if Trump’s immigration enforcement had been in place that Balogun would have been permitted to be born in America. Draw your own conclusions."...What Is Birthright Citizenship? In the U.S., birthright citizenship, which gives U.S. citizenship to all children born in the country, became part of the nation’s Constitution in 1868. Section 1 of the 14th Amendment states: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."The 14th Amendment does not require a child's parents to be U.S. citizens.Trump's Case Against Birthright Citizenship Trump targeted birthright citizenship on the very first day of his second term, issuing an executive order banning it moving forward, and arguing that the related section of the Constitution was outdated. Citizenship would only be granted to a newborn child if at least one parent is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, under Trump's order.Trump's order was met with multiple lawsuits, and courts have prevented it from taking effect so far.In April, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that centers around Trump's January 2025 executive order about birthright citizenship. During the arguments, several justices on both sides of the political aisle expressed skepticism about the administration’s attempt to narrow birthright citizenship.Chief Justice John Roberts questioned whether the government’s reliance on narrow historical exceptions could realistically be expanded to cover broad categories of immigrants, describing some examples as “very quirky," according to an Axios report.He also dismissed Solicitor General D. John Sauer's concerns about it being a "new world" where global travel had made it easier for people to come to the U.S. to have children, per a Time report. Roberts responded that it's "the same Constitution."Other justices including Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett, questioned the historical and legal basis for narrowing birthright citizenship, pointing to gaps in the government’s reasoning....Meanwhile, the court’s upcoming ruling could redefine a core constitutional principle tied to immigration and citizenship. Legal experts also say the outcome may help determine how far presidents can go in using executive authority to reinterpret existing law and constitutional protections.More than a quarter of a million babies born in the U.S. each year would be affected by the order, according to research by the Migration Policy Institute and Penn State University's Population Research Institute.The court will rule on the matter before it ends its term, with a decision expected sometime in late June.In late May, Trump wrote in post on Truth Social that the court system was "RIGGED, no different than our Political System is RIGGED, and the people of our Country know it, and that is why I got overwhelmingly elected President, in Record Numbers, and will FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!"

Jun 13, 2026
Tyra Banks' Unexpected Legal Battle: What Netflix Didn't Show New

Tyra Banks' Unexpected Legal Battle: What Netflix Didn't Show

Tyra Banks is suing Netflix for defamation and claims she was manipulated into participating in the streamer’s “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model” documentary. “Tyra Banks participated in the Netflix documentary series ‘America’s Next Top Model’ (‘ANTM’) because she believed viewers deserved a candid conversation about the show’s legacy—its successes and its shortcomings,” the lawsuit, which was filed on Saturday, reads, reports People.“There are aspects of the show for which Ms. Banks takes accountability and she wanted ANTM viewers to hear that from her directly.”Tyra Banks is suing Netflix for defamation, claims she was manipulated into appearing in Netflix’s “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model” documentary (pictured here).Banks claims she signed on to appear in the doc because she “believed viewers deserved a candid conversation about the show’s legacy,” according to the lawsuit. “Going into her interview, Ms. Banks did not limit the ANTM topics the interviewer could ask,” the lawsuit continues. “During a three-and-a-half-hour interview, Ms. Banks answered questions about the show’s groundbreaking history, including criticism of decisions she would approach differently today.”Of that three-hour interview, the former supermodel claims only 16 minutes of her talk with producers was used in the final product and that the clips that were used were “stripped of context and reassembled to support a false and defamatory narrative unrelated to what she actually expressed.”“The Netflix series ‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model’ (the ‘Netflix Series’) was sold to viewers as a ‘documentary series,’ “the lawsuit continued.“Netflix called it ‘the definitive, must-watch chronicle of ‘America’s Next Top Model.’ The genre matters. Viewers of a documentary do not expect manufactured drama or constructed narratives. They expect facts. Because they were promised a documentary, that is exactly how viewers interacted with the Netflix Series,” the lawsuit adds.Instead, Banks (pictured above in an episode of “ANTM”) claims in the legal docs that producers used clips from her interview that were “stripped of context and reassembled to support a false and defamatory narrative.” ©CW Network/Courtesy Everett CollectionIn the docuseries, Banks also took credit for some of the controversial storylines that appeared on the show. CBS via Getty ImagesAs those who watched may recall, Banks took accountability for many of the controversial storylines that appeared on the reality modeling competition series. While some of her comments were dismissed from the cleared edit, Banks also seems to take issue with some of the topics that were left — namely, former contestant Shandi Sullivan’s testimony from the show. In the docuseries, Sullivan claims she was sexually assaulted by a male model during the Cycle 2 contestants’ stay in Italy. Video from the season showed Sullivan drinking wine and partying with the girls and some other male models before climbing into bed with one of them.The former model told viewers that she was blacked out when the interaction took place. But, the reality program framed the incident as a cheating scandal (Sullivan had a boyfriend at the time) rather than an alleged assault.Banks also addressed one of the former contestants, Shandi Sullivan’s Season 2 sexual assault claims. (Pictured above is an image of former “America’s Next Top Model” contestants used in the “Reality Check” docuseries). Courtesy of NetflixBanks claims the documentary painted a “false narrative” that she “knowingly allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted on her show, exploited that contestant’s trauma for ratings, and then could not even remember it when asked.” CBS via Getty ImagesIn another clip, it shows Banks in a confessional admitting to knowing about the alleged assault but she claims she was not involved in production or the editing of storylines.The lawsuit goes on: “Worse, the false narrative the producers constructed—through selective editing, deliberate omission, and surgical manipulation of continuous footage—included that Ms. Banks knowingly allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted on her show, exploited that contestant’s trauma for ratings, and then could not even remember it when asked. That narrative about Ms. Banks is a complete fabrication—one that Netflix streamed to a global audience of millions.”Banks also shot back at claims that she shut down production during one cycle after a crew member reported that a regular “ANTM” cast member engaged in inappropriate conduct.“That response would not have been hypothetical. It would have been 20 based on what Ms. Banks actually did during one cycle after a person on the crew reported directly to Ms. Banks that another regular member of the ANTM cast had engaged in a pattern of inappropriate sexual conduct during production of ANTM,” the lawsuit continues.“That narrative about Ms. Banks is a complete fabrication—one that Netflix streamed to a global audience of millions,” the former supermodel (pictured above in an episode of “ANTM”) said in the suit. ©CW Network/Courtesy Everett CollectionBanks (pictured above hosting the sixth cycle of “ANTM”) is seeking a jury trial to determine the “appropriate” amount she should receive in damages. CBS via Getty Images“Ms. Banks immediately shared the report with other executives and ensured the issue was escalated to the network,” the lawsuit adds. “Ms. Banks acted promptly and gave the matter the serious attention it deserved. In response, production was paused so the entire cast and crew could undergo sexual harassment training conducted by an outside expert.”Banks is asking for a jury trial to determine the “appropriate” amount she should receive in damages. A rep for the model did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment nor did Netflix.

Jun 13, 2026