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October 10 2025 Sanders released a government report criticizing artificial intelligence, warning it may cause 100 million Americans to lose their jobs.
September 2025 Accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, stating 'The intent is clear. The conclusion is inescapable: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.'
September 17 2025 Sanders gave an interview to Zohran Mamdani, discussing politics and governance.
September 15 2025 Sanders became the first US senator to state that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.
September 2025 Sanders criticized Democratic Party officials for not supporting Zohran Mamdani after his victory in the New York City mayoral primary.
August 30 2025 Published an article in The New York Times calling for a political figure named Kennedy to resign.
July 2025 Sanders introduced a third Joint Resolution of Disapproval to block arms to Israel, gaining support from 27 senators, which represented a majority of Senate Democrats.
2025 Oliver Stone interviews Costa-Gavras at the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival, reflecting on the director's early influence on his filmmaking career.
June 2025 Sanders endorsed Zohran Mamdani for the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, calling him the 'best choice' for mayor.
June 2025 Sanders condemned Trump's bombing of Iranian nuclear sites at a rally, stating 'The American people are being lied to again today. We cannot allow history to repeat itself'.
May 25 2025 Piker was banned on Twitch for 24 hours after showing an alleged manifesto related to the D.C. Israeli embassy killings.
May 11 2025 Hasan Piker was stopped and extensively questioned by Customs and Border Patrol officials at Chicago O'Hare International Airport after returning from a vacation in Paris. He was interrogated about his political views, including support for Donald Trump, potential interviews with Hamas, Houthi rebels, or Hezbollah, and his previous Twitch bans. Piker was traveling to speak at the University of Chicago Institute of Politics the following day.
2025 Conviction for labor law violations is reinstated after an appeal.
2025 Co-authored 'Truth Matters' with Robert P. George, indicating ongoing intellectual collaboration and engagement with contemporary discourse.
April 2025 Yunus addressed the 81st session of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), emphasizing Bangladesh's commitment to developing a climate-resilient and inclusive digital economy, focusing on green infrastructure, sustainable housing, and nature-based solutions.
2025 Named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World.
April 2025 Sanders criticized the Trump administration, arguing that the US was moving 'rapidly toward oligarchy' and calling it a 'pseudo-democracy'.
April 2025 Sanders introduced another Joint Resolution of Disapproval to block arms to Israel, which was supported by 15 senators.
April 2025 Stone makes a social media post explaining his political stance, emphasizing his veteran experiences and commitment to voting for peace, explicitly denouncing George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump.
April 1 2025 Stone testified before a House Oversight subcommittee on federal compliance with the JFK Records Act, 33 years after his initial 1992 testimony supporting the original legislation.
March 2025 The Jewish Algemeiner Journal criticized Piker for defending Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis as 'resistance' against Israel, and for allegedly minimizing sexual violence from the October 7th Hamas attacks.
March 23 2025 In an ABC News interview, Sanders expressed support for Trump's immigration policy and approach to the fentanyl issue, stating that 'nobody thinks illegal immigration is appropriate'.
March 2025 Muhammad Yunus announced a planned commercial agreement with SpaceX's Starlink to provide satellite internet across Bangladesh, aiming to ensure reliable internet access and prevent political disruptions in internet connectivity.
March 20 2025 During a Fox News segment, Greg Gutfeld controversially stated he is 'against' special education while discussing Donald Trump's executive order to shutdown the Department of Education, responding to Jessica Tarlov's comment about disabled children's access to public education.
2025 Commented on Trump's executive order releasing final JFK assassination files, offering qualified praise while supporting an oversight committee.
March 2025 Stone reiterates his stance on the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing concerns about potential nuclear war and US global domination.
March 2025 Piker received a one-day ban from Twitch after making controversial comments about Rick Scott during a stream, suggesting potential action against the politician due to Medicare fraud allegations.
2025 Bradley Whitford is set to appear in the film 'For Worse' in an unspecified role.
March 2025 Temporarily banned from Twitch for comments made during a stream about potential Medicaid fraud, which led to a public apology.
March 2025 In a March interview, Sanders praised certain border immigration policies while simultaneously calling for comprehensive immigration reform and opposing mass deportation.
March 2025 Stone met Putin at an educational event commemorating the end of World War II at Moscow's WWII Victory Museum and reiterated his views on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, criticizing Putin's invasion while blaming the US and NATO.
2025 The Baldwin family is set to air a reality show titled 'The Baldwins' on TLC.
2025 Recipient of the Carol Burnett Award.
2025 Danson was announced as the recipient of the Carol Burnett Award.
February 2025 Sanders launched the 'Fight Oligarchy' tour, targeting Midwest districts won by Republicans in an effort to build Democratic opposition during the second Trump administration. The tour included rallies in Omaha, Nebraska; Iowa City, Iowa; Kenosha, Wisconsin; and Warren, Michigan.
January 2025 Concluded his tenure as director of the Loan Programs Office in the US Department of Energy.
2024 After Trump's reelection, Sanders released a statement blaming the Democratic Party's abandonment of 'working-class people' for its defeat.
2024 Runs as an independent for Ohio's 7th congressional district, finishing third with 12% of the vote.
2024 Released a new book with Daniel Klaidman titled 'Find Me the Votes', focusing on efforts to challenge the 2020 United States presidential election results in Georgia.
2024 Grameen-affiliated institutions received tax waivers and reduced government shareholding in Grameen Bank.
2024 Grameen University received government approval during Yunus's advisory period.
2024 Licenses obtained for manpower export and a digital wallet for Grameen-related entities.
2024 Labor law violation and money laundering cases against Yunus were dismissed, raising transparency and conflict of interest concerns.
2024 Muhammad Yunus appointed as chief adviser, sparking controversy over government privileges granted to Grameen-affiliated institutions.
2024 Convicted for labor law violations in Bangladesh.
2024 Climbed back to 12th place on Mediaite's rankings, reaffirming his position as one of Fox News' most-watched personalities.
2024 The Baldwin family taped a reality show called 'The Baldwins'.
2024 Re-elected to the U.S. Senate and steps up as a leader of the Democratic resistance against Trump after the primary loss.
2024 Sanders was reelected to the U.S. Senate, defeating Republican nominee Gerald Malloy. He has stated this term will likely be his last term in the Senate.

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