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DC Police Union criticizes criminal code overhaul and warns of ‘exploding’ crime rates

The D.C. Police Union criticized the City Council for overriding Mayor Muriel Bowser’s veto of a massive overhaul to the district’s criminal code, arguing the bill’s implementation would lead to “exploding” crime rates.

Ana Walshe disappearance: DNA of husband and missing mother found in garbage, court hears

Brian Walshe appeared in court Wednesday, one day after being charged with the murder of his wife Ana Walshe.

It’s a nutcase: Planters opens search for Nutmobile drivers

Planters is looking to pay people to have the nuttiest experience of their life.

Michigan GOP leaders backing DeSantis for 2024: Report

Leaders in the Michigan GOP are reportedly encouraging Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) to run for president in 2024 after several Trump-backed candidates faltered in the midterm elections.

‘A completely broken ship’: Megyn Kelly Show says CNN’s ‘sinking’ problem is approach

Media personalities Megyn Kelly and Glenn Greenwald mocked CNN’s plans to hire a comedian to save its prime-time lineup.

NHL player skips warmups, refuses to wear Pride night jersey

Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov boycotted his team's Pride night and did not step out on the ice for warmups before the Tuesday night NHL game.

Buchanan confronted McCarthy after losing chairmanship, said ‘you f***ed me’: Report

Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) was reportedly angry after losing the chairmanship of the House Ways and Means Committee to Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO).

New Hampshire Democrats warn replacing them as first-in-the-nation primary ‘could wreak havoc’

New Hampshire Democrats are urging President Joe Biden not to replace them as the first-in-the-nation primary, arguing the newly proposed primary lineup could “wreak havoc” in the Granite State.

George Santos allegedly took $3K from GoFundMe raising money for service dog’s surgery

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) allegedly took $3,000 from an online fundraiser created to raise money for a disabled veteran’s dying service dog, according to reports.

White House prepares to drop debt ceiling hammer to smash new GOP majority

The Republican House majority is new, but its dilemma isn’t: trying to bring federal spending under control with most of Washington still run by Democrats without descending into chaos that will make fiscal responsibility look irresponsible.
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