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Philadelphia murder suspect previously exonerated from murder conviction by progressive DA

Jahmir Harris served eight years in prison before he was exonerated in 2021 after his lawyer asked progressive District Attorney Larry Krasner to review the case.

Ari Hoffman / Oct 21, 2022

American News

BREAKING: Steve Bannon sentenced to 120 days for defying Jan 6 committee, released pending appeal

Bannon was found guilty by a DC court in July for two counts of contempt of Congress, in regard to his refusal to comply with subpoenas from the January 6 House Committee. Bannon has plead not guilty to the charges.

Hannah Nightingale / Oct 21, 2022

American News

'Just Stop Oil': Petroleum heiress donates $1 BILLION to fight back against industry that made her rich

Aileen Getty's grandfather J Paul Getty made his fortune as an oil tycoon and now she has given over $1 million to a group that funds Just Stop Oil, who last week sent activists to deface Van Gogh’s Sunflower painting.

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

American News

BREAKING: Kevin Spacey found not liable in sex abuse case brought by Anthony Rapp

Spacey has maintained that Rapp made the claims because the lesser known actor was jealous of Spacey and seized on the momentum of the #MeToo movement.

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

American News

Ben Shapiro responds to Ethan Klein’s death wish against him

Shapiro responded on Thursday, saying "If there were another Holocaust, I would hope that Ethan and his family escaped. But maybe that's just me."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 20, 2022

American News

San Franciscans arm themselves to walk to work past drug clinics

A 31-year-resident of the neighborhood named Ghis said, "More troublemakers settling in, feeling comfortable doing their drugs, pissing and sh*tting in the street blocking the sidewalks," all because of RISE.

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

American News

House GOP proposes bill to ban funding for 'sexually oriented' children's events

"This commonsense bill is straightforward. No federal tax dollars should go to any federal, state or local government agencies, or private organizations that intentionally expose children under 10 years of age to sexually explicit material," said Congressman Mike Johnson.

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

American News

Record voter turnout in Georgia while Dems complain of 'voter suppression'

According to the data, 396,332 people have cast their vote through early in-person voting so far. Looking at the first three days of early in-person voting in 2018 and 2014, 225,034 and 67,792 people cast their ballots, respectively.

Hannah Nightingale / Oct 20, 2022

American News

BREAKING: John Fetterman doesn’t speak at event with Biden in PA

"John, thank you very much for running, I really do appreciate it. And Gisele, you’re going to be a great, great lady in the Senate," Biden told the Fettermans.

Hannah Nightingale / Oct 20, 2022

Canadian News

Flight attendant missing after landing at Toronto airport

A Pakistan International Airlines flight attendant has been reported missing after arriving in Toronto and failing to join the crew for their return flight from Pearson to Lahore two days later.

Jarryd Jaeger / Oct 20, 2022

American News

BREAKING: CDC votes to add Covid-19 vaccines to children’s immunization schedule

The committee voted 15-0 in favor of adding the vaccines to the schedule.

Hannah Nightingale / Oct 20, 2022

American News

Michigan parents' protest sparked by explicit book teaching students how to masturbate, give oral sex

Christopher Rufo tweeted two pages from the book which show a diagram of a naked man along with tips on how to pleasure him sexually as well as an accompanying page titled Doing the Sex which contains descriptions about what makes a good "handie," a bad "handie," and how to perform oral sex.

Mia Ashton / Oct 20, 2022

American News

More than 100 churches vandalized since Supreme Court overturned Roe

Accompanying their attacks, Jane's Revenge often vandalizes their targets with spray-painted phrases such as "no forced birth," "if abortions aren't safe then you aren't either," and "Jane was here."

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

American News

Local Indianapolis paper busted for publishing false claims about school board candidate weeks before election: report

The article’s description on IndyStar.com falsely claimed that “Shawna Lake’s campaign manager confirmed she was in the Capitol on Jan. 6 but said she was not a part of the insurrection.”

The Post Millennial / Oct 20, 2022

American News

Officers who 'took a knee' rewarded by FBI Agents Association

"Shocking and appalling on its face, looked at in a larger context, this disgusting decision proves the rot and decay at the FBI is not singularly the domain of some senior officials," said retired Special Agent James A. Gagliano.

Joshua Young / Oct 20, 2022

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