Wendy Williams wants her money|Ketanji Brown Jackson|Black man tased by cop|Black gun owners|Disney LGBTQ kissing scenes

Todays Topics:

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson opened the hearings for her historic Supreme Court nomination by emphasizing her love for the U.S., the Constitution and her family.

"My parents taught me that unlike the many barriers that they had to face growing up, my path was clearer, so that if I worked hard and believed in myself, in America I could do anything or be anything I wanted to be,” said Jackson, who if confirmed would become the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court.

During a phone interview with “Good Morning America,” on last week, Wendy Williams opened up about her ongoing health issues, the status of her show, and more.

As previously reported, ‘The Wendy Williams Show” will be canceled this summer and replaced with a new daytime television show hosted by actress and comedian Sherri Shepherd.

A white Tennessee police officer was caught on camera on March 10 using a stun gun on a Black DoorDash driver who was ordered to get out of his vehicle during a traffic stop.

The video shows a Collegedale, Tennessee police officer using the taser after he told the driver, who was identified in a News Channel 9 report as 20-year-old Delane Gordon, multiple times to step out of the car. According to the report, Gordon began recording the incident on his phone when tensions between him and the officer began to rise.

Disney has been accused of cutting LGBTQ+ content from the films of Pixar, the animation giant and Disney subsidiary, during the editing process.

A letter from a group of employees of Pixar – the studio behind Toy Story, The Incredibles and Inside Out – claimed Disney executives have “barred” moments of gay affection from films before they are released

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