San Francisco archbishop suggests Pelosi, Biden be denied Communion
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s hometown bishop is taking a not-so-subtle jab at her and President Biden’s abortion advocacy, arguing that self-identified Catholics should refrain from publicly promoting the practice…
Florida domestic shooting leaves 2 women, man dead: police
Three people died and a man was wounded in a shooting that led to a brief standoff at a home southwest of Miami.
House Republicans question Biden’s ‘naive’ plan to send cash to Central America to stop migration
EXCLUSIVE: Republicans on the House Oversight and Budget committees are questioning a reported plan by the Biden administration to send cash payments to Central America as part of…
Andrew Brown Jr. funeral: Rev. Al Sharpton to deliver eulogy at North Carolina service
A funeral service will be held in North Carolina Monday for Andrew Brown Jr., the 42-year-old Black man who was killed by deputies serving drug-related search and arrest…
National Weather Forecast: Severe storms possible across the South in the week ahead
A cold front will bring a greater risk for hail, damaging winds and twisters.
Marilyn Manson’s lawyer says ‘Game of Thrones’ star Esmé Bianco’s sexual assault claims are ‘provably false’
The singer has faced several allegations of abuse including from actress Evan Rachel Wood.
Billie Eilish models lingerie for British Vogue cover shoot: ‘It’s all about what makes you feel good’
The “bad guy’ singer is the June 2021 cover star of British Vogue.
Bela Karolyi, former Olympic gymnastics coach, faces abuse accusations in secret police files: report
Bela Karolyi, a former Olympic gymnastics coach for the U.S. and Romania, had been accused of physically and psychologically abusing the gymnasts he worked with during his career.
Don’t laminate COVID-19 vaccination card, experts warn
Several businesses offered to laminate people’s COVID-19 vaccination cards for free in a bid to keep it safe from damage, but several public health officials have advised against…
NPR gives WaPo’s Kessler 8 minutes to defend widely criticized piece on Tim Scott’s ancestors
NPR allowed the Washington Post’s “fact-checker” Glenn Kessler eight minutes to defend his widely criticized piece that questioned Sen. Tim Scott’s, R-S.C. story about how his family made their way “from cotton to Congress.”