Burlington’s Crime Crisis Burlington, Vermont, is currently facing a significant crime crisis, as highlighted by an open letter signed by over 170 local businesses. This collective statement emphasizes the urgent need for intervention from city leaders to address the increasing crime rates that are affecting public safety and the local economy. Concerns About Public Safety … Read more
Due to Unilever telling the famous ice cream brand to calm down on the wokeness and political issues, Jerry has decided to leave. “It’s with a broken heart that I’ve decided I can no longer, in good conscience, and after 47 years, remain an employee of Ben & Jerry’s.” Wrote Jerry Greenfield, the co-founder of … Read more
Inspired by the 100-year-long aging process of Luis XIII Cognac, John Malkovich’s 100 Years: The Movie You Will Never See is a short experimental film created by director Robert Rodriguez back in 2015. The film is locked away in a bulletproof vault with a time lock set to November 18, 2115. On that date, the … Read more
According to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, more than 150,000+ Americans have applied to work at ICE in response to the Trump administration’s escalated crackdown on illegal immigration. Over 18,000+ of the applicants received tentative job offers. This recruitment surge follows the Congress’s decision to allocate $75 billion to strengthen the ICE budget. These funds … Read more
After a strenuous thirty-minute fight with the fish, Jackson Denio (13) managed to reel in a halibut three inches taller and thirty pounds larger than him! The IFGA (International Fish and Game Association) is currently in the process of checking if the fish has set a record. While the 177-pound halibut might not be the … Read more
Stephen King’s “The Long Walk” movie performed horribly in the theaters following his Charlie Kirk comments that ended up being a lie – to which he apologized, but it was already too late. King was scrutinized for posting about Kirk on X: “He advocated stoning gays to death. Just sayin’.” Even though King deleted the … Read more
The infamous Hooters filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier in the year, selling off its property to all interested parties. Neil Kiefer, the CEO of a group aiming to reclaim the Hooters brand by buying up the Atlanta-based Hooters of America, is planning to change the outfits. The glaring orange shorts of Hooters have been … Read more
The filming of the off-Broadway play “Lady Patriot” will reunite four stars from the 1977 comedy TV series ‘The Love Boat!’ Ted Lange, the actor of Love Boat’s bartender Isaac, is the one writing and directing Lady Patriot. It looks like his project has reunited him with his old colleagues. On the September 9th premiere, … Read more
The death of the conservative activist and devout Christian, Charlie Kirk, has left the media discussing his sudden murder. The suspect, Tyler Robinson (22), has been arrested on suspicion of having carried out the attack. Kirk’s death has been notably shared online through a video where his moment of death was vividly captured. While the … Read more
Joseph Emerson (46), a former Alaska Airlines pilot, pleaded guilty to trying to sabotage a flight by shutting down the plane’s engines during a flight in October 2023. Emerson was facing 83 counts of reckless endangerment, one for each person on the plane, so he reached a plea deal to resolve both his state and … Read more
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett shocked the populace with her bold responses about Donald Trump. When Barrett was nominated for her position five years ago, it was widely assumed that she would be a reliable supporter of President Trump, but over the years, she has demonstrated an impressive degree of independence from both the … Read more
Ryan Reynolds had already excited his fans when he posted an image of a spray-painted A over the Avengers logo, suggesting that he might make an appearance in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday as Wade Wilson/Deadpool. The newspaper outlets and social discussions have remained indecisive so far, with reputable parties claiming opposite statements. During the Toronto … Read more
Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek snatched a signed hat from a young boy after Polish tennis star Kamil Majchrzak had given it to the child. Szczerek was subject to tons of angry comments calling him disgusting and a bully. Majchrzak won an impressive five-set battle against the Russian athlete Karen Khachanov, in what he would describe … Read more
The Raiders have parted ways with wide receiver Henry Ruggs III after finding out more information regarding the car crash he was involved in. According to records, Ruggs was charged with DUI resulting in death and dangerous driving. Ruggs was driving the Chevrolet Corvette at a high rate of speed when it plowed into the … Read more
PETA is urging Major League Baseball to rename the bullpen to “arm barn.” The disputable term has been used to describe the space where pitchers warm up since the 1800s. According to TMZ Sports, the nonprofit organization stated in a news release on Thursday that the long-standing baseball word isn’t “animal-friendly.” Peta underlined the need … Read more
Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19, according to ESPN. The Green Bay Packers quarterback will not play against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, per reports. Rodgers has not been vaccinated, but allegedly said he was. Rodgers must quarantine for a least ten days if he tests positive, according to league regulations. Prior to the … Read more
Boom! The popular Netflix show “Squid Game” will have a second season. Hwang Dong-hyuk claims to be obliged to take this step due to the show’s whopping success. During a red carpet event, Hwang promised that Gi-hun would be back soon, ready to accomplish great things for the show. A second season is in the … Read more
Customers of the Chick-fil-A restaurant located in Tifton, Georgia, were given notice of a menu change for the spring season. The side salad, a popular item frequently ordered alongside chicken nuggets, will no longer be available at the restaurant. The salad, composed of mixed greens with shredded Monterey Jack, Cheddar, red peppers, and tomatoes, will … Read more
DirecTV has announced that it will be adding the conservative television network, Newsmax, back to its roster. This took place on March 23 and we’re letting everyone know in case they missed the announcement. The move comes after a two-month contract dispute that resulted in Newsmax being removed from DirecTV’s network. Newsmax accused the satellite … Read more
In 2022, internet scams resulted in Americans losing a staggering $10.3 billion, according to the FBI’s annual report. The losses incurred were the highest in the past five years, with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) receiving over 2,000 complaints daily. Phishing scams were the most commonly reported, with 300,497 victims reporting losses exceeding $52 … Read more
A 12-year-old boy spent over $11,000 on Christmas gifts for children he had never met before. Before the gifting, a boy named Jonathan Werner had to earn money, and he did that by selling Boy Scout popcorn. He was so successful that he managed to collect over $56K selling popcorn. WATCH HIS VIDEO: He spoke … Read more
A prominent New York bishop who has a sizable following has been accused of fraud and extortion. The “bling bishop,” Lamor Whitehead, who was held up at gunpoint while preaching in Brooklyn earlier this year, is charged with stealing from a parishioner’s retirement funds, extorting and scamming a company, and lying to the FBI, as … Read more
President Joe Biden has recently told a story about his uncle Frank, but the story was fact checked and found to be FALSE! Biden claims that his uncle Frank received the Purple Heart for his courageous acts during WWII. However, key elements provided by the President are chronologically impossible. According to Biden, Frank Biden received … Read more
The current Democrat-controlled House on Tuesday approved the removal of the bust of a former Supreme Court Justice. The measure calls for replacing the one presenting Supreme Court Justice Roger Taney, who ruled in favor of slave owners in the 1857 case of Dred Scott. The bill also authorizes the placement of a bust of … Read more
NYC’s Democrat Mayor Eric Adams is pleading for money, blaming President Joe Biden and two other Democrats for the lack of funding. The money should have helped the city deal with the increasing number of migrants as Title 42 approaches its end. Title 42 is a regulation that permits the Border Patrol to reject illegal … Read more
It appears that Netflix’s ad-supported tier is not generating the revenue the business anticipated, putting the streaming company in a less-than-stellar position for its future. The popular platform is now allowing advertisers to get their money back for ads that haven’t yet run, according to five agency executives. As of Monday, the company’s stock has … Read more
President Joe Biden had a lot to say about the slight decline in the annual inflation rate. The decline reached 7.1%, but Biden warned that it would take time to go back to normal levels of around 2%. He predicted setbacks along the road. New data revealed that annual price rises slowed in November, continuing … Read more