Vice President Kamala Harris said during an interview Wednesday that she was ready to fulfill her constitutional duty to assume the presidency should President Biden be unable to govern as questions swirl around his health and age. Biden, who is 80 and is turning 81 in November, continues to be the oldest serving president in... Continue Reading →
The declaration that the Brics club, which consists of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, will now include six additional members—Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates—has been dubbed "historic" by Chinese President Xi Jinping. The action is perceived as an attempt to challenge Western hegemony and establish a different... Continue Reading →
Five people died and three others were injured after a house explosion on a suburban street in Pennsylvania on Saturday spread flames to several nearby homes, shattering windows and causing walls to crumble, the authorities said. The police responded to a report of a house explosion around 10 a.m. in Plum, a borough in Allegheny... Continue Reading →
Dock worker Damien Pickett said he "hung on for dear life" during the Alabama riverboat brawl, claiming the white boaters threatened to kill him in a written deposition. "I can't tell you how long it lasted," he detailed about the incident. As previously reported, 48-year-old Richard Roberts, 23-year-old Allen Todd, and 25-year-old Zachary Shipman have... Continue Reading →
Jimmy Carter's grandson has shared new details about the health of the former president and first lady Rosalynn Carter. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, 24-year-old Hugo Wentzel said that he and his family have been "staying close" and that his mom Amy Carter has been spending a lot of time with the former president... Continue Reading →
Johnny Johnson, called the "vampire" killer and the subject of intense legal and ethical discussion, was put to death on Tuesday night in Bonne Terre, Missouri. Following a protracted legal dispute regarding his eligibility for the death penalty, Johnson, 45, was given a fatal injection of pentobarbital. A story that had entailed Supreme Court interventions,... Continue Reading →
Sports radio host Michael Sorce, who goes by the name Dan Geronimo on air, was fired by WBIG-FM on Sunday following sexist remarks he made toward a female reporter at Washington Commanders training camp. While speaking with co-host Crash Young, Geronimo made several offensive comments about WUSA9 Washington D.C. reporter Sharla McBride, including shouting, “Hi, Barbie... Continue Reading →
Five people were injured, two critically, in a shooting that broke out in a parking lot during a community outreach event in Seattle Friday night, police said. Police responded to reports of a shooting in a parking lot in Rainier Valley shortly before 9 p.m. local time Friday, according to Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz.... Continue Reading →
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging the state’s pension fund manager to consider legal action against Bud Light’s parent company amid conservative backlash to the beermaker’s recent marketing efforts, the latest attempt by the Republican presidential candidate to inject himself and the state he runs into the country’s culture wars. In a Thursday letter obtained by CNN,... Continue Reading →
A Missouri high school student made history, this homecoming season, by becoming the first male student to be crowned Homecoming Queen during the school's homecoming game this week. "It was literally like a dream," the student, Zachary Willmore, told KOMU 8. "It was just really special to me." A video of the ecstatic moment when Willmore... Continue Reading →
