Comedian and podcaster Theo Von, one of the most recognizable figures within the online “manosphere,” found himself at the center of an unexpected political dispute after the Department of Homeland ...

Earlier today, TMZ reached out to the Department of Homeland Security (the agency that oversees ICE) for comment on the new song, and Tricia McLaughlin, the DHS Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs, ...

The online personalities who once helped rally young male voters behind Donald Trump are now beginning to back away from the president they once championed. Nine months into his administration’s new ...

Once vocal online allies of Donald Trump, prominent podcasters and streamers like Joe Rogan, Theo Von, Andrew Schulz, and Adin Ross are now expressing ...

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Prominent influencers including Theo Von, Joe Rogan, and Andrew Schulz are starting to distance themselves from Donald Trump and his policies.

Some of the podcasters who hosted Trump ahead of last year's election are breaking with him now on key issues like deportations and the war in Gaza.

Comedian and podcaster Theo Von said he feared for his life after a joke he made was featured in a Department of Homeland Security video touting the agency’s deportation numbers.

The comedian, who says his father’s immigration papers remain one of his “prized possessions,” slams DHS for using unauthorized footage of him.

Theo Von has reassured fans that he 'would never try to take [his] own life' after comments he made following a filmed comedy show in New York.

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