Graham Platner’s Senate campaign came crashing down Wednesday night after a bombshell rape allegation and a pileup of earlier controversies finally became too much for Democrats to ignore. Platner, the scandal-plagued Democratic nominee in Maine, announced he was suspending his campaign just weeks after winning the June 9 primary in a landslide. His exit now... Continue Reading →
Boy Survives being Struck by Lightning Inside His Own Home
A 13-year-old Texas boy was shocked by an electrical current while playing video games on his computer after lightning struck his family’s home and surged through the house’s wiring, authorities said. The frightening incident happened Tuesday in Cypress, a Houston suburb, as storms moved through the area. According to Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark... Continue Reading →
Prepared to Reveal the Truth on Extraterrestrials in the ‘Coming Days’
President Donald Trump may be preparing to do what generations of Americans have begged Washington to do for decades: finally tell the public what the government knows about UFOs. According to filmmaker and UFO researcher Mark Christopher Lee, Trump has a major speech on extraterrestrials “ready to go,” and insiders in Washington are allegedly bracing... Continue Reading →
Hundreds of Snakes Escape After Massive Floods
Nearly 900 snakes slithered loose from a farm in China after devastating floodwaters from Typhoon Maysak washed through the region, adding a nightmare reptile scare to an already deadly storm disaster. At least 17 people have died and more than 331 others were injured after powerful storms packing winds of up to 160 mph tore... Continue Reading →
NYC Midtown Skyscraper at Risk of Collapse
A crippled Midtown Manhattan skyscraper could partially collapse unless crews move quickly to save it, but experts warn that even stepping inside the buckling tower may be a terrifying gamble. The 37-story former Pfizer headquarters at 235 E. 42nd St., near Second Avenue, was thrown into chaos Tuesday after construction workers spotted two support columns... Continue Reading →
Gavin Newsom Goes MIA Amid Bombshell Probe
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has suddenly become far more camera-shy as questions swirl around federal investigations involving him and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. The media-savvy Democrat, long known for lengthy press conferences, televised speeches and carefully cultivated national exposure, has kept a noticeably lower public profile since June 15, when he announced in a... Continue Reading →
Tyler Robinson Never-Before-Seen Footage Revealed in Court
Newly revealed surveillance footage showing accused killer Tyler Robinson’s movements on the day conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot was played in court Tuesday, despite a last-minute effort by the defense to keep the video from being shown. Judge Tony Graf allowed prosecutors to present the footage during the second day of Robinson’s preliminary... Continue Reading →
Dozens Dead as Rival Inmates Unleash Chaos at ‘Deadliest’ Prison
At least 25 people were killed and nearly 100 others injured after two days of brutal clashes between rival groups of inmates turned a crowded prison in Sri Lanka into a scene of chaos and bloodshed. Security forces struggled to regain control of Negombo Prison, located in the coastal town of Negombo about 20 miles... Continue Reading →
Democratic Politician Arrested on Drug Charges in Alabama
Andrew Gillum, the former Democratic rising star who came within roughly 30,000 votes of defeating Ron DeSantis in Florida’s 2018 governor’s race, is back in legal trouble after being arrested on multiple drug-related charges in Alabama. Gillum was taken into custody Thursday night by police officers in Daphne, Alabama, before being booked into the Baldwin... Continue Reading →
Dodgers Rookie Plays Hours After Family is Found Dead
Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Eliezer Alfonzo Jr. stepped onto a Major League Baseball field for the first time Sunday while carrying a level of heartbreak few could imagine. Just hours before his long-awaited MLB debut against the San Diego Padres, the 26-year-old catcher learned that his younger sister, Eliana, 16, and stepmother, Patricia, 50, had... Continue Reading →
