Sean Spicer and CNN anchor Abby Phillip traded sharp words online after the former White House press secretary accused the network of showing a “double standard” over President Donald Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House. The public feud erupted Saturday, September 26, after Spicer weighed in on a... Continue Reading →
A late-night drive home through a tiny English village may have helped uncover a suspected terror plot targeting an airbase used by American bombers. Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire early Sunday after a local resident spotted three suspicious white vans and a group of masked men near the sprawling military installation.... Continue Reading →
A Massachusetts lesbian bar already caught in a furious battle over its COVID-era mask rules faced another chaotic night Saturday after its owner reportedly became concerned that outsiders were trying to “infiltrate” the venue. Last Ditch Bar and Arts Venue in Greenfield had been preparing for one of its newly introduced mask-optional Saturday nights when... Continue Reading →
A New Mexico middle school teacher was rushed into surgery after being shot multiple times outside his school Friday, triggering a lockdown, a frantic police search and the arrest of a juvenile suspect just blocks away. The shooting unfolded shortly before 11:40 a.m. on Sept. 25 at Highland Middle School in Hobbs, New Mexico. Hobbs... Continue Reading →
Brian Urlacher spent 13 seasons giving everything to the Chicago Bears. But when national anthem protests swept through the NFL, the Hall of Fame linebacker says he walked away from watching the sport altogether. Now, a decade after Colin Kaepernick’s protest became a national flashpoint, Urlacher is making clear how strongly he still feels about... Continue Reading →
A college soccer player’s discovery above a locker room ceiling has led to 11 criminal charges against an Ohio custodian accused of secretly photographing women as they changed. Wilmington police say Jayson Barker, of Jeffersonville, concealed himself in the ceiling area of the women’s locker room at Wilmington College’s Scheve Athletic Center on Tuesday, September... Continue Reading →
A new report is raising explosive questions about the missing weapons in the Murdaugh murders — and whether a longtime law enforcement friend helped conceal evidence after the killings. Yemassee Police Chief Greg Alexander has been subpoenaed in a South Carolina grand jury investigation into an alleged cover-up, FITSNews reported Sept. 25. His attorney denies the... Continue Reading →
A massive explosion ripped through a building in the heart of Athens on Friday morning, sending debris into the street and leaving rescue crews searching the ruins for residents and tourists who may have been inside. The blast struck around 7:30 a.m. on Lysikratous Street in Plaka, a historic neighborhood near the Acropolis and the... Continue Reading →
Diana Gonzalez was walking to a convenience store near her downtown Seattle workplace when a stranger threw a food wrapper at her. Moments later, Gonzalez was on the ground with a serious wound to her forehead, according to police. The attack happened around 3:45 p.m. on Sept. 18 near Third Avenue and Marion Street. Gonzalez... Continue Reading →
Vice President JD Vance defended the White House’s decision to bar Politico from its grounds. Now a new report says he was the unnamed official behind one of the Politico stories the administration cited to justify that decision. The dispute centers on a June article about negotiations with Iran. Politico quoted a “senior administration official”... Continue Reading →
