Washington, DC building collapse leaves at least 1 trapped, several injured
A building that was under construction in the nation’s capital collapsed on Thursday afternoon, leaving at least one person trapped and several others injured.
Washington Football Team hammered with $10 million fine following sexual misconduct investigation
Last year, as many as 40 women who worked for the Washington Football Team came forward and described the organization’s workplace as toxic and demeaning toward female employees,…
Research ship works to predict the next ‘big one’ as West Coast overdue for earthquake
A team of scientists is reportedly working to obtain the sharpest pictures of the Cascadia subduction zone ever taken.
Trump adviser Jason Miller to launch GETTR, a ‘cancel-free’ social media platform
EXCLUSIVE: Former Trump senior adviser Jason Miller is launching a new social media platform on July 4 to declare “independence” from Big Tech, billing it as a “cancel-free…
Bill Cosby’s treatment in prison revealed as disgraced actor’s spokesman admits wife did not visit him once
Bill Cosby’s spokesperson reveals he was treated like an ordinary citizen while serving two years of a three- to 10-year sentence.
South Carolina BBQ restaurateur fixes up old cars to donate to families in need
A South Carolina restauranteur moonlights as an auto mechanic for families in need.
Kinzinger bucks McCarthy over Jan. 6 commission warning: ‘Who gives a s—?’
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., brushed off the possibility that he could lose his committee assignments if he joins Democrats’ Jan. 6 investigation.
NFL unable to confirm Eugene Chung’s allegations of discrimination
Former Philadelphia Eagles assistant offensive line coach Eugene Chung was allegedly told by an NFL team that he was “not a minority” during a recent job interview, and…
Liberals rejoice over Meghan McCain leaving ‘The View’: ‘It’s about time’
Liberal outlets and social media users exulted Thursday over conservative “The View’ co-host Meghan McCain leaving the show.
Chicago murders, shootings down in June compared to last year
The number of murders, shootings and wounded victims reported in Chicago in the month of June was down compared to the same time in 2020, police department statistics…