Even though mental health awareness month ended in May, twin sisters in Dallas, Texas, want to keep the conversation and support going. They've started a new clothing line called “UpWords,” inspired by emotional support. Their goal is to show other teens that they’re not alone. Inside Edition Digital’s Stephanie Officer explains how they’re helping their peers and the generation after them.
,celebrities,white house,Q848yX4KcrA,, Society, channel_UC9k-yiEpRHMNVOnOi_aQK8w, video_Q848yX4KcrA,White House Communications Director Steven Cheung took to social media to write "cancel culture run amok." Megyn Kelly also chimed in to say "They're completely ignoring the reference to her body … It's absurd." Sydney Sweeney was apparently adamant from the beginning about making the campaign as sexy as possible. During a Zoom call, the American Eagle marketing team asked the actress "how far do you want to push it?" Sweeney responded, "Let's push it, I'm game."
,washington dc,ie newsdesk,ie politics,politics,Donald Trump,Black Lives Matter,Inside Edition,Inside_Edition,IE Newsdesk,Washington DC,Black Lives Matter Plaza,Trump,art,BLM Plaza,rep Andrew Clyde,Mayor Muriel Bowser,district of Columbia,Department of Transportation,art installation,mural,george floyd,ZljqnB-Fo50,, Politics,Society, channel_UC9k-yiEpRHMNVOnOi_aQK8w, video_ZljqnB-Fo50,The area known as Black Lives Matter Plaza for almost 5 years in Washington D.C. was taken down. Created in June 2020, a portion of 16th Street NW was renamed following the murder of George Floyd. The 48-foot art installation and pedestrian-only space took up two blocks leading toward the White House. Republican Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia introduced legislation that threatened to cut federal transportation funding to Washington DC if the plaza was not painted over and renamed.
,1,President Biden is prepping for next week's presidential debate by allegedly having insults hurled at him. Biden gave a thumbs up as he headed to Camp David for the weekend, where he'll be bombarded with Trump style abuse. Attorney Bob Bauer will be standing in for Trump during mock debate sessions. Meanwhile, the presidential debate will have no studio audience and no opening statements. Their microphones will also be muted except when it���s their turn to speak.
,minnesota,ie newsdesk,Inside Edition,inside_edition,Minnesota,caught on camera,Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office,body camera video,police video,explosion,house fire,deputies,condemned house,rescue,fire department,-ACbbXjbpes,, Society, channel_UC9k-yiEpRHMNVOnOi_aQK8w, video_-ACbbXjbpes,Minnesota’s Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office says officers were serving civil paperwork when they heard a loud explosion nearby. Deputies arrived to see the side walls of a house on the ground, exposing the home’s interior. Officers had to ram their way into the front door because it was blocked with debris from the other side. One person was trapped in the home. Authorities say the resident was removed from the house and taken for medical care.
,crime,politics,Donald Trump,new York,Inside edition,inside_edition,ie newsdesk,ie politics,donald trump,new york,hush money trial,national enquirer,david pecker,juan merchan,stormy daniels,hush money jurors,testimony,karen mcdougal,playboy model,ann mercogliano,DeIx1wSxwsc,, Politics,Society,Television_program, channel_UC9k-yiEpRHMNVOnOi_aQK8w, video_DeIx1wSxwsc,Former Playboy model Karen McDougal is back in the spotlight due to Donald Trump’s New York hush money trial. David Pecker, former publisher of the National Enquirer, testified that he paid McDougal $150,000 for her story. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments on whether Trump should have immunity from prosecution for the Jan. 6 riots. Inside Edition’s Ann Mercogliano has more.
,1,Even though mental health awareness month ended in May, twin sisters in Dallas, Texas, want to keep the conversation and support going. They've started a new clothing line called “UpWords,” inspired by emotional support. Their goal is to show other teens that they’re not alone. Inside Edition Digital’s Stephanie Officer explains how they’re helping their peers and the generation after them.
