Despite fervent pleas from fans, renowned comedian Steve Martin has declined the invitation to portray Minnesota Governor Tim Walz in the upcoming 50th season of the iconic late-night sketch show, "Saturday Night Live" (SNL).

Democratic vice presidential nominee, Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), is currently embroiled in a controversy that has cast a shadow over his political career.

The tranquil realm of chess has been jolted by a scandalous incident involving a Russian chess maestro who allegedly attempted to poison her long-time adversary by lacing her chess pieces with lethal mercury.

In the wake of Congresswoman Cori Bush's primary defeat on Tuesday, the White House has sought to distance itself from her controversial remarks.

In a recent interview with CBS News' Robert Costa, President Joe Biden expressed his lack of confidence in a peaceful transition of power should Vice President Kamala Harris emerge victorious in the forthcoming general election, and former President Donald Trump be defeated.

Esteemed actor Scott Baio recently made an appearance on the Jesse Watters show, where he expressed his skepticism about the left's sudden enthusiasm for Kamala Harris's candidacy.

In a recent interview, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested that the Republican Party bears some responsibility for the 2022 hammer attack on her husband, Paul Pelosi.

In the race for the White House, Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, has been leading Donald Trump in numerous polls since her endorsement by President Biden on July 21.

The presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her vice-presidential candidate, a man known for his vocal criticism of the Trump administration's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military.

The Kamala Harris campaign's strategy to leverage the influence of new-age celebrities to boost her popularity seems to be hitting a roadblock.