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USA Today
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Colbert 💔: How to watch The Late Show with Stephen Colbert live before the show ends
As a dedicated fan of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert for nearly a decade, the news released earlier this week about its cancellation has truly broken my heart. With how things are going today and so many aspects of life feeling in disarray, my weekday nights spent watching Stephen Colbert, with his sharp wit, satirical humor and his unique ability to blend intelligence with entertainment, provided a much-needed anchor. Now more than ever, I'm determined to watch The Late Show for the next few months until its end in May 2026, and truly soak up every ounce of positive spin he manages to put on the dreary realities happening all over the world. While we're all patiently waiting and hoping that this isn't the end of his late-night humor, I've put together this helpful guide so you can find out how to watch The Late Show with Stephen Colbert live. More Colbert: Stephen Colbert's friends Jon Stewart, Fallon support him on 'Late Show' How to watch The Late Show with Hulu + Live TV You can watch The Late Show with Stephen Colbert using Hulu + Live TV, which is a streaming and live television combo that rivals cable packages. Hulu + Live TV has no hidden charges like typical cable box fees, satellite costs or anything else. There is no installation, and all you need is an internet connection and a TV with access to an app store, either through an extension or a smart TV. In addition, Hulu + Live TV allows you to surf over 100 channels of TV, news, live sports and entertainment. Plus, you have access to the entire streaming library, including original content, available with a Hulu streaming subscription. Watch The Tonight Show on Hulu + Live TV Combine your favorite TV streaming options with over 100 channels of live TV, sports, news and entertainment. Get Hulu + Live TV now More: From Love Island to live sports, streaming on Peacock is getting a bit more expensive How to watch The Late Show free with Fubo The Late Show can be streamed live through a subscription to Fubo. For those who subscribe, Fubo offers a free trial on its featured plans, allowing new users to experience the service before committing. Pro: Enjoy 232 channels and unlimited cloud DVR with Fubo's Pro plan. This plan allows you to watch regional NBA, NHL and MLB games and watch on up to 10 screens at once. Once your free trial ends, Fubo is offering a discounted rate at $64.99/month for the first month. Once that first month ends, the Pro plan will be $84.99/month. Elite: A whopping 304 channels come with Fubo's Elite plan. Aside from unlimited cloud DVR, the Elite package has regional NBA, NHL and MLB games, the ability to watch on 10 screens at once as well as 4K streaming. Following the seven-day free trial, the Elite plan is $74.99/month for the first month. Once the first month ends, the Elite plan is $94.99/month. Latino: 54 channels and unlimited cloud DVR highlight the Latino package, which also allows subscribers to watch on up to two screens at once. Following the free trial, the Latino plan is $9.99/month for the first month, followed by $14.99/month after the first month. Watch the The Late Show on Fubo You can enjoy The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with a Fubo subscription Get a free Fubo trial
11 hours ago
- Politics
Marine veteran addresses Congress after father forcibly detained by immigration agents
A Marine veteran whose father was detained by federal immigration agents while at his landscaping job in California last month told Congress members on Tuesday that his father is "traumatized" by what happened and charged that the immigration system is "broken." Customs and Border Patrol agents arrested Narciso Barranco, who is undocumented, in Santa Ana on June 21, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Video of him being forcibly detained showed masked agents holding him down on the street and repeatedly punching him after he ran from agents. "My father has no criminal record and should have never been attacked by these agents," his son, Alejandro Barranco, told Democratic members of the House Committee on Homeland Security during an oversight forum examining the Trump administration's detention and deportation practices on Tuesday. "He supported his family and paid taxes. He is a human being, but he was not treated with the basic dignity he deserved." Alejandro Barranco said his father, who has two other sons who are currently serving as Marines, is "deeply devoted to this country." The veteran said he believes the current immigration system is "broken." 'Cruel and indiscriminate raids are tearing families apart and punishing hard-working people who contribute to our communities every day," Alejandro Barranco said. "My father, like so many others, deserves a fair chance to stay in this country he calls home. The country is better because of people like my dad. It is time our policies reflected that." Narciso Barranco has since been released from custody bond but is "still scared," his son said. "He's still traumatized from everything that happened," Alejandro Barranco said. The Department of Homeland Security said following the arrest that Narciso Barranco tried to evade law enforcement, "swung a weed whacker directly at an agent's face" and resisted commands. "The agents took appropriate action and followed their training to use the minimum amount of force necessary to resolve the situation in a manner that prioritizes the safety of the public and our officers," DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement at the time. Alejandro Barranco said during Tuesday's forum that his father got scared after the masked agents approached him while he was at work. "As he worked, he noticed masked men approaching him, and was quickly surrounded by men who did not identify themselves and never presented any type of warrant," he said. "Terrified, he ran. They chased him through the parking lot and into a crowded street. They pointed guns at him, pepper-sprayed him. They tackled him to the ground and kicked him." When asked his thoughts about Marines being sent to assist in immigration operations, Alejandro said he believes many would feel "confused, hurt and just sad about everything that is going on." "I served with a lot of Marines who are of Latino backgrounds and whose parents and family members, some of them are undocumented," he said. When asked by Rep. Lou Correa, D-Calif., if he was still loyal to the U.S., the Marine veteran replied, "Yes, of course." "I decided to join the Marine Corps out of the love I have for this country and to bring honor to my family name," Alejandro Barranco said. "When I told my dad I was going to enlist, he cried with pride. He told me to give everything I had, because we should do anything and everything to give back to our country." Narciso Barranco was released from federal custody on July 15 and has an immigration status hearing in August, according to Orange City Council officials.
Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Politics
- Yahoo
Latino neighborhoods overwhelmingly targeted in immigration raids, rights group says
The neighborhoods targeted by federal agents for immigration raids were overwhelmingly Latino, according to data from a prominent immigrant rights group. A heat map produced by the the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights documents 471 immigration enforcement actions reported to its Los Angeles Rapid Response Network between June 6 and July 20 in L.A. County. "That's only those reports we were able to verify through our responders," said Jorge-Mario Cabrera, CHIRLA's director of communications. "It doesn't mean those are the only number of incidents in that area." Cabrera suspects CHIRLA caught one-third of the enforcement activity that took place across the county. During the same period of time, CHIRLA claims to have received 1,677 calls of enforcement activities across the region that it could not confirm, with 1,500 of these reports mentioning armed agents being present, and 389 reports mentioning witnessing random arrests of community members. Here are the areas with the highest number of enforcement actions reported to CHIRLA: San Fernando Valley (Panorama City): 22 actions Pico Rivera: 18 actions Silver Lake-Echo Park: 15 actions Bell Gardens: 14 actions Hollywood: 9 actions Vernon-South Los Angeles: 8 actions Pico-Union-Downtown Los Angeles: 8 actions Little Tokyo-Downtown Los Angeles: 7 actions Glassell Park: 7 actions South Gate: 7 actions Of the five zip codes with the highest immigration enforcement numbers, a combined 76% of the population was Latino, CHIRLA's analysis shows. Twenty-two enforcement actions were reported from Panorama City, the highest of every zip code analyzed. Its population is 42% Latino, and 38.2% immigrants. "The blatant racial profiling by the Trump Administration is clearly visible in this map," said Angelica Salas, executive director for CHIRLA, in a press release. "Areas where People of Color live and work, which also include major Latino hubs, were racially profiled and targeted. This military federal immigration enforcement operation was a surgical attack meant to provoke panic and confusion, and unleash terror in our neighborhoods." ICE and the Department of Homeland Security did not respond to requests for comment from The Times. The agency has pushed back against racial profiling claims in the past. DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin wrote in a statement that any such allegations are "disgusting and categorically FALSE." She also said, "These type of smears are designed to demonize and villainize our brave ICE law enforcement." The CHIRLA analysis is not a full accounting of the raids conducted in Los Angeles. DHS has not released the number of enforcement actions or the locations. It has reported that from the time the operations began in June to early July, ICE and Border Patrol arrested 2,792 illegal aliens in the L.A. area. "The map shows they didn't go to wealthy, white neighborhoods," said Cabrera. "They went where they could randomly pick up people of color." This report comes during widespread concern about racial profiling by the Trump administration in its immigration policies. Reporting from The Times shows L.A. residents, especially darker-skinned Latinos, have expressed fear about being targets for ICE agents, and even American citizens have been swept up in raids. CHIRLA was one of the groups who sued DHS on July 2, claiming its arrests and detentions in L.A. and the surrounding counties were unlawful and racially targeted. "The preponderance of individuals stopped and arrested in the raids have not been targeted in any meaningful sense of the word at all, except on the basis of their skin color and occupation," wrote the plaintiffs in their lawsuit. U.S District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong ruled in their favor, writing that DHS and ICE may not use apparent race or ethnicity, speaking Spanish or a person's occupation to justify an arrest or detention. The Trump administration is attempting to have these restrictions lifted. Sign up for Essential California for news, features and recommendations from the L.A. Times and beyond in your inbox six days a week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Times
13 hours ago
- Politics
- Los Angeles Times
Data shows evidence of racial profiling in immigration raids, rights group says
BELL, CA - JUNE 20, 2025 - - Residents confront ICE agents, assisted by Border Patrol agents, on Atlantic Blvd. In the city of Bell on June 20, 2025. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times) The neighborhoods targeted by federal agents for immigration raids were overwhelmingly Latino, according to data from a prominent immigrant rights group. A heat map produced by the The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) documents 471 immigration enforcement actions reported to its LA Rapid Response Network (LARRN) between June 6 and July 20, in L.A. County. 'That's only those reports we were able to verify through our responders,' said Jorge-Mario Cabrera, CHIRLA's Director of Communications. 'It doesn't mean those are the only number of incidents in that area.' Advertisement Cabrera suspects CHIRLA caught one third of the enforcement activity that took place across the county. During the same period of time, CHIRLA claims to have received 1,677 calls of enforcement activities across the region that it could not confirm, with 1,500 of these reports mentioning armed agents being present, and 389 reports mentioning witnessing random arrests of community members. Areas with the highest number of enforcement actions reported to CHIRLA: San Fernando Valley (Panorama City) – 22 actions Pico Rivera – 18 actions Silver Lake-Echo Park – 15 actions Bell Gardens– 14 actions Hollywood– 9 actions Vernon-South Los Angeles – 8 actions Pico/Union-Downtown Los Angeles– 8 actions Little Tokyo-Downtown Los Angeles – 7 actions Glassell Park– 7 actions South Gate – 7 actions Of the five zip codes with the highest immigration enforcement numbers, a combined 76% of the population was Latino, CHIRLA's analysis shows. Advertisement Twenty-two enforcement actions were reported from Panorama City, the highest of every zip code analyzed. Their population is 42% Latino, and 38.2% immigrants. 'The blatant racial profiling by the Trump Administration is clearly visible in this map,' said Angelica Salas, Executive Director for CHIRLA, in a press release. 'Areas where People of Color live and work, which also include major Latino hubs, were racially profiled and targeted. This military federal immigration enforcement operation was a surgical attack meant to provoke panic and confusion, and unleash terror in our neighborhoods.' ICE and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) did not respond to requests for comment from the Times. The agency has pushed back against racial profiling claims in the past. Advertisement DHS spokeswoman wrote in a statement that any such allegations are 'disgusting and categorically FALSE,' and 'These type of smears are designed to demonize and villainize our brave ICE law enforcement.' The CHIRLA analysis is not a full accounting of the raids conducted in Los Angeles. DHS has not released the number of enforcement actions or the locations. It has reported that from the time the operations began in June to early July, ICE and Border Patrol arrested 2,792 illegal aliens in the L.A. area. 'The map shows they didn't go to wealthy, white neighborhoods,' said Cabrera. 'They went where they could randomly pick up people of color.' This report comes during widespread concern about racial profiling by the Trump administration in their immigration policies. Reporting from the Times shows LA residents, especially darker-skinned Latinos, have expressed fear about being targets for ICE agents, and even American citizens have been swept up in their raids. CHIRLA was one of the groups who sued the DHS on July 2, claiming their arrests and detentions in LA and the surrounding counties were unlawful and racially targeted. Advertisement 'The preponderance of individuals stopped and arrested in the raids have not been targeted in any meaningful sense of the word at all, except on the basis of their skin color and occupation,' wrote the plaintiffs in their lawsuit. U.S District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong ruled in their favor, writing that DHS and ICE may not use apparent race or ethnicity, speaking Spanish, or a person's occupation to justify an arrest or detention. The Trump administration is attempting to have these restrictions lifted.
Sky News AU
13 hours ago
- Politics
- Sky News AU
'Callous, self-interested': White House serves stinging rebuke at Hunter Biden after his profanity-laced rant against Donald Trump's immigration policies
The White House called out Hunter Biden after he slammed the Trump administration's immigration policies in a recent web series interview. The younger Biden echoed a popular Democratic talking point during a heated rant while appearing on Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan. "Am I not supposed to feel for someone? Am I going to be like all these Democrats say, 'You have to talk about and realize that people are really upset about illegal immigration?' F--- you. How do you think your hotel room gets cleaned?" Biden later added. "How do you think you got food on your f---ing table?" he continued. "Who do you think washes your dishes? Who do you think does your f---ing garden? Who do you think is here? By the f---ing sheer f---ing just grit and will that they figured out a way to get here because they thought that they could give themselves and their family a better chance." The White House pulled no punches after the interview from Biden, who was a major player behind the scenes during the Biden administration and faced a lot of scrutiny for his past overseas business dealings. "A CBP agent was just shot in the face by two criminal illegal aliens that Joe Biden let into the country but Hunter is more concerned about who is going to clean up his hotel room after his benders," Abigail Jackson, White House spokeswoman, told Fox News Digital. "This sort of callous, self-interested maliciousness from the entire Biden Crime Family is exactly why Joe Biden left office with record-low approval ratings," Jackson added. The administration has sent those believed or known to be from designated foreign terrorist organizations, like MS-13, to the prison in El Salvador, as Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to ramp up immigration operations across the country, including in sanctuary cities. Meanwhile, many people in the country illegally have opted to self-deport, as the Department of Homeland Security is offering $1,000 and free travel out of the country for those without an additional criminal background. Democrats have repeatedly gotten into hot water for mentioning the service and agricultural industries to counteract Trump's stances on immigration. Hunter Biden slammed the Trump administration's immigration policies on a recent podcast interview. Picture:/AFP Famously, Kelly Osbourne was slammed for saying, "If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilets? Donald Trump?" on "The View" in 2015, which she later apologized for. "We have a shortage of workers in our country, and you see even in Florida, some of the farmers and the growers saying, 'Why are you shipping these immigrants up North? We need them to pick the crops down here,'" Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said in 2022 when she was speaker of the House. More recently, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, faced scrutiny for remarks at the South by Southwest Festival in March. "How many of you are sending your kids to college?" Crockett said. "How many of you are sending your kids to college to go and work on the farms?" "Now, how many of you are looking to send your kids into hospitality after this college education so that they can go and make the beds at the hotels?" the Democrat asked. "How many of you are planning to send your kids to college – because that's what we do, we send everybody to college – how many of you are planning to send your kids to college so that they can then go and build these houses?" Crockett continued. In the interview, the former president's son also called both President Donald Trump and El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele a "dictator," and referred to the Central American nation's terrorism confinement center as a likely "death camp." "What we're going to do is we're going to send masked men to this marginalized group and we are going to take them, put them on planes, put them on buses, put them on trains, and send them to a prison camp in a foreign country," he said in an interview with the "Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan" YouTube channel. "What am I describing right then? Am I describing Germany? Am I describing the United States right now? Because I will tell you what, if you think that the prison in El Salvador is not a f---ing concentration camp, you're out of your f---ing mind." Biden was granted a pardon by his father in December for any crimes he "has committed or may have committed" dating back to 2014. Biden said his son was "being selectively, and unfairly, prosecuted" after he was convicted in two federal cases in 2024 for tax and firearm offenses. "I have admitted and taken responsibility for my mistakes during the darkest days of my addiction – mistakes that have been exploited to publicly humiliate and shame me and my family for political sport," Hunter Biden said in a statement at the time. "Is it really a surprise that Hunter Biden has no respect for Americans who are upset about the criminal illegal aliens let into our country by Joe Biden? Under Biden's reckless open-border policies, terrorists, gang members, murderers, and child pedophiles were released into American communities," DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated in response to Biden's podcast comments. "These policies had real consequences. Young Americans, like Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray, lost their lives because of illegal aliens who should have never been in this country. Just two days ago, two illegal aliens who entered our country and were released under President Biden shot and nearly killed one of our brave off-duty CBP officers. "President Trump and Secretary Noem will never abandon these victims or their families. DHS will continue to deliver on the mandate of the American people to make America safe again," she added. Originally published as 'Callous, self-interested': White House serves stinging rebuke at Hunter Biden after his profanity-laced rant against Donald Trump's immigration policies
