A business development executive at Google, Smith also oversees DotOrg, the philanthropic side of the global giant. She was formerly the CEO of PlanetOut. She's also married to Wall Street Journal technology columnist Kara Swisher.
Opinion: It’s not a coincidence or an accident that Lemon, and other Black journalists were targeted by the Trump Justice Department, writes John Casey.
US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced on Friday that the DOJ was releasing more than three million pages from the Jeffrey Epstein files, along with photos and videos, adding fuel to a political drama putting pressure on President Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Justice released more than 3 million pages of documents Friday related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Keep Reading →
After criminals broke into the Louvre and stole the crown jewels, it didn’t seem like another crime could ever be as cinematic, but an attempt to break Luigi Mangione out of prison is just as worthy of becoming a blockbuster movie. Keep Reading →
Don Lemon interviews Rep. Al Green at a rally at Columbus Circle near Union Station on September 2, 2025 in Washington, DC. The journalist's recent arrest has alarmed the public about the freedom of the press.
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Before Don Lemon was taken into custody by federal agents in Los Angeles, the country had already witnessed something far more alarming. Keep Reading →
Opinion: Outrage over Ilya Rozanov bottoming in fan fiction? Dating rumors about François Arnaud run amok? I need everyone to get more normal about this show, quickly.
The White House celebrated after Attorney General Pam Bondi announced journalist Don Lemon's arrest on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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The Trump administration on Friday publicly celebrated the arrest of journalist Don Lemon, with Attorney General Pam Bondi announcing the action and the White House amplifying it less than an hour later. The situation sparked fierce backlash from lawmakers, civil rights leaders, and press freedom organizations, who warned that the administration was openly attacking the First Amendment. Keep Reading →
A coalition of conserative groups has banded together to overturn Obergefell in the name of children, who they falsely claim are harmed by same-sex parents.
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A newly formed nationwide coalition of conservative organizations is mounting a coordinated campaign to overturn marriage equality in the United States, reviving arguments that advocates say the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a decade ago and reframing them around a familiar and ludicrous claim: that recognizing same-sex marriages harms children. Keep Reading →
Journalist Don Lemon was arrested by federal law enforcement agents in Los Angeles on January 29, 2026.
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Federal agents arrested journalist Don Lemon on Thursday evening in Los Angeles, according to his attorney, escalating a growing confrontation between the Trump administration and press freedom advocates over Lemon’s reporting on federal law enforcement actions in Minnesota. Keep Reading →
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It’s finally time for the 2026 Winter Games, and there are enough queer athletes competing this time around that you’ll be able to root for an LGBTQ+ Olympian in most of the events. Keep Reading →
This season of Bridgerton may technically belong to Benedict, the second eldest of the family, and his Cinderella-style romance with Sophie Baek, but let’s be real: we’re really here for the Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) and Michaela Stirling (Masali Baduza) sapphic awakening. Keep Reading →
The racist, homophobic, and frightening arrest of Don Lemon
Opinion: It’s not a coincidence or an accident that Lemon, and other Black journalists were targeted by the Trump Justice Department, writes John Casey.