The announcement of the hiring of former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany by Fox News was greeted with both laughter and disgust on Twitter Tuesday afternoon after weeks of rumors that it was already a done deal.

McEnany got her start as a television pundit on CNN where she memorably claimed, "Donald Trump has shown himself to be a showman, I don't think he is a serious candidate," as well as calling him a "racist" before having a change of heart when she was offered the White House position after her predecessor, Stephanie Grisham, stepped down in April of 2020 without ever holding a press conference.

A Polish court on Tuesday acquitted three gay rights activists who were accused of offending religious sentiment after they put up posters of the Virgin Mary with a rainbow halo.

The defendants -- Joanna Gzyra-Iskandar, Anna Prus and Elzbieta Podlesna -- were found not guilty because they lacked the required intent to offend, according to the regional court in the central city of Plock.

A filmmaker who had previously worked with Trump-supporting conspiracy theorist Alex Jones tells the Southern Poverty Law Center's Hatewatch blog that Jones openly mocks his own audience for being gullible rubes.

Filmmaker Caolan Robertson, who was hired by Jones to make a propaganda film called "You Can't Watch This," claims that Jones is motivated by a desire to financially exploit Trump supporters and further build his media empire.