Ex-Keystone worker rips WH for pleading with OPEC: ‘Something totally wrong’ with Biden admin
Former Keystone XL pipeline worker Bugsy Allen blasted the Biden administration for its cancellation of the project, resulting in a brutal loss of jobs for thousands.
Katie Holmes steps out with mystery man after break up with chef Emilio Vitolo Jr.
The pair headed to dinner in New York City on Wednesday evening.
Chicago’s Lori Lightfoot snaps at reporters in aftermath of Ella French shooting: ‘Offensive and insulting’
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot berated reporters during a press conference addressing the shooting death of officer Ella French on Wednesday, saying the media is in a “race to the bottom” and that…
Country star Jason Isbell cancels show after venue says it can’t comply with coronavirus vaccine requirements
Jason Isbell’s concert in Texas Wednesday was canceled due to his insurance that attendees be fully vaccinated from the coronavirus.
Japan mayor apologizes for biting athlete’s gold medal
A Japanese mayor apologized Thursday for biting the Olympic gold medal of a softball player who had paid a courtesy visit after Japan beat the United States in…
Ex-professor accused of arson ‘spree’ near California’s Dixie Fire
A former professor specializing in cults has been arrested after he went on an “arson-setting spree” in a forest near California’s record-setting Dixie Fire, authorities said.
Patriots’ Mac Jones, Cam Newton expected to play against Washington in preseason opener: report
Sources told ESPN that both Cam Newton and rookie Mac Jones will play in in the Patriots’ preseason kickoff against the Washington Football Team on Thursday, with the…
‘Real Housewives’ star Lisa Rinna defends supporting Erika Jayne amid divorce and legal drama
Rinna told Andy Cohen she doesn’t “think [Erika] knew anything” about her estranged husband’s alleged financial fraud.
Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck’s relationship gets more serious at dinner with her daughter Emme
Bennifer 2.0 had a night out on “The Town.”
Midwest ravaged by more storms, leaving hundreds of thousands without power
Hundreds of thousands of Midwest residents and businesses were left without power again Thursday morning following another wave of damaging thunderstorms that passed through the region.