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The Lindsay Clancy jury told the judge Tuesday it could not reach a unanimous verdict. In a written note to Judge William Sullivan, the panel stated that after many hours … Continue Reading
A Bank of America vice president was stabbed to death in Times Square on Monday, killed in broad daylight during a random knife rampage. Erin Piacenti, 32, of Chester, New … Continue Reading
The Republican National Committee is taking an Arizona citizenship verification case all the way to the Supreme Court this fall. RNC Chairman Joe Gruters announced the move on Sunday. The … Continue Reading
A federal judge ruled Monday that Virginia cannot void existing agreements between its localities and federal immigration authorities. Judge Robert Payne of the federal district court granted a partial preliminary … Continue Reading
Leaders of the U.S. Transportation and Homeland Security departments announced Monday that they are working together, alongside the Department of Justice, to crack down on truck-driving schools they say are … Continue Reading
A video circulating social media shows a woman uncomfortably speaking for Abdul El-Sayed. The video shows her face is clearly not OK with whatever she’s saying and it appears that … Continue Reading
Fifteen New York sheriffs filed a federal lawsuit against Governor Kathy Hochul on August 25, the day a new state law took effect banning cooperation with ICE. The sheriffs went … Continue Reading
Jelly Roll broke down in tears on national television after his anti-Trump jokes triggered a wave of boycott threats from his own fans. The Grammy-winning country singer spent several nights … Continue Reading
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney publicly attacked Sean Hannity and Nancy Grace outside a courtroom Monday. Kevin Reddington unloaded on the Fox News host and the veteran legal commentator as he … Continue Reading
Federal investigators will flood nine states with voter fraud probes starting September 1, weeks before the 2026 midterms. The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to dramatically expand its election-related … Continue Reading
A prosecutor inside Letitia James’ own office put her alleged misconduct in writing. Daniel Wiesenfeld, a former Brooklyn prosecutor now assigned to the Investor Protection Bureau in the New York … Continue Reading
Remote Alaskan villagers say Murkowski’s core argument against voter ID is simply wrong. Senator Lisa Murkowski has spent months opposing the SAVE America Act with a single geographic claim: that … Continue Reading
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota are resigning over pressure to investigate the widow of a woman fatally shot by an ICE agent. The Justice Department pushed the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office … Continue Reading
Dolly Parton refused to attack Donald Trump on camera, even when an ABC News interviewer pushed her directly. A resurfaced clip from a 2018 ABC News interview shows the country … Continue Reading
The FBI launched a covert probe codenamed “Freshman Fifteen” in March 2014 targeting a suspected Chinese spy’s ties to Rep. Eric Swalwell. That probe, now partially visible thanks to newly … Continue Reading
Donald Trump personally called John Fetterman to ask about the Pennsylvania senator’s father, who has been dealing with serious heart problems. Fetterman revealed the call during an appearance on Greta … Continue Reading
Someone inside the U.S. government handed classified military documents to a newspaper this weekend. The Washington Post published a classified military assessment that revealed six four-star generals formally objected to … Continue Reading
Michelle Obama called her daughters leaving for college their “emancipation,” her own word. The moment came during a recent podcast episode featuring Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart as her guest. When … Continue Reading
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was spotted wearing a mask at a Washington, D.C. airport on Friday. The sighting drew immediate attention, coming six years after the pandemic began, … Continue Reading
Iceland has voted against reopening European Union membership negotiations, with 52.84 percent opposed. Saturday’s referendum asked voters a direct question: should Iceland restart EU accession talks that have been on … Continue Reading
Michelle Obama told podcast listeners she does not miss her daughters now that they have left home. The former first lady made the comment during a recent episode of her … Continue Reading
Marco Rubio’s State Department revoked the visa of a woman Biden once honored as courageous. Taif Sami Mohammed Al Shakarchi, a former Iraqi finance minister, received the State Department’s International … Continue Reading
Alan Ritchson’s new film Motor City earned just $2.94 million worldwide against a $30 million budget. The Reacher star has been vocal in his criticism of Trump supporters, and conservatives … Continue Reading
Pete Hegseth says NBC News published a flat-out lie about his political ambitions. The Defense Secretary fired back Friday after NBC reported he had been privately discussing a potential 2028 … Continue Reading
Scott Jennings got a CNN anchor to admit he was right, live on air. The conservative commentator took on an entire panel of CNN cohosts who were, effectively, arguing that … Continue Reading
Dolly Parton died on August 25, and Tennessee is already moving to rename an airport in her honor. Gov. Bill Lee’s office announced Friday that it is actively working with … Continue Reading
Canada’s public broadcaster told its own journalists not to call the September 11 attacks terrorism. CBC circulated an internal memo ahead of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks instructing … Continue Reading
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