Vice President JD Vance pushed back against critics after he told a crowd he hopes his wife Usha, who was raised Hindu, converts to Christianity.

J.D. Vance apparently isn't afraid of a few harsh online comments ... because he just clapped back about a remark made regarding his statements centered on his wife Usha's religion.

J.D. Vance was put on the spot by a MAGA mega fan who challenged him on Donald Trump’s “disturbing” National Guard deployments and their tyrannical ramifications. The vice president was on stage at the University of Mississippi, where he fielded a question from a MAGA hat-wearing teen in the audience.

JD Vance has been labedled "secretly gay" and "a failed drag queen" by a podcaster in a new vicious rant, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Jennifer Welch, a former Bravo star, made the jaw-dropping claims about the Vice President on the I've Had It podcast alongside Pod Save America host Tommy Vietor.

Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, got emotional when she sat down with Jesse Watters for her first televised interview since her husband's September 10 murder. She also appeared to address the comments about the nature of her relationship with Vice President J.

Erika Kirk introduced Vice President J.D. Vance Wednesday night at a "Turning Point USA" event at Ole' Miss in Oxford, Mississippi.

A viral confrontation between a South Asian woman and US Vice President J D Vance highlights issues of interfaith marriage and immigration policies during a Turning Point USA event. Vance defended his marriage to the non-Christian Usha and addressed questions on the Trump administration's hardline immigration stance.

"Posted by the perpetually online full-time social media troll who holds the title of Vice President of the United States," wrote MeidasTouch Editor-in-Chief Ron Filipkowski. "POV you’re a brand new IKEA sectional," the Democrats’ official X account captioned a repost of the meme, referencing rumors about Vance's love of couches.

Vice President J.D. Vance and Erika Kirk will speak at Ole Miss as Turning Point USA’s rebranded “This Is the Turning Point” tour stops in Oxford.

On Nov. 3, the Trump administration said it would partially fund SNAP but the process could take months.Per a New York Times report, the federal government had billions of dollars at its disposal to continue funding food stamps for the 42 million low-income people who rely on them.