The fallout continues after Alabama Senator Katie Britt's controversial State of the Union rebuttal, with the woman whose story was featured in her speech speaking out against the inaccuracies. Karla Jacinto Romero, the woman at the center of the human. . .
John Hinckley, the man who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981, is set to perform folk music in Connecticut later this month. This event marks a significant and controversial development in Hinckley's life since his release from a. . .
A Salt Lake City bar, Weathered Waves Bar, has ignited controversy by introducing a "No Zionists" policy, drawing attention to issues of ideology, inclusivity, and civil liberties. The owner insists that the policy is aimed at curbing hate speech, emphasizing that the bar remains open to patrons of all religions, including Judaism. However, critics argue that the ban raises concerns about potential infringements on civil liberties. The Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services has flagged the issue, prompting an investigation by the state Attorney General's office.
The controversy emerged when Weathered Waves Bar implemented a policy explicitly stating "No. . .
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is taking legal action against New York State Attorney General Letitia James, escalating the battle over his recent executive order banning biological males from participating in women's sports on Nassau county property. Blakeman's groundbreaking move has sparked a legal challenge, with James asserting that the order violates anti-discrimination laws, while Blakeman argues that it provides a fair framework for transgender athletes.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is suing New York State Attorney General Letitia James over her effort to block his transgender athlete ban. Scott Pringle reports.
Last month, Bruce. . .
President Joe Biden is calling for an end to the impeachment inquiry led by House Republicans after a former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, faces charges for allegedly lying about Biden's involvement in his son Hunter's foreign business dealings. Biden. . .
Legislation Aims to Restrict Firearms in Public Parks, Hospitals, and More
Denver, CO - A contentious debate is brewing in Colorado as legislators propose a bill aiming to ban guns from a range of sensitive spaces, including public parks, hospitals, and universities. The move has ignited a passionate discussion between advocates for stricter gun control and opponents emphasizing Second Amendment rights.
Lawmakers behind the push call it common sense, saying it needs to be clear where it's okay to have a gun and where it's not.
The bill, introduced last week, seeks to. . .
A Florida mother of three finds herself at the center of controversy after being banned from the dropoff and pickup routine at Liberty Christian Preparatory School due to her OnlyFans advertising on her car. Michelle Cline, 35, known online as "Piper Fawn," asserts that the decal featuring her OnlyFans account address is not explicit, sparking a debate on the boundaries of personal expression and school policies.
35-year-old Michelle Cline, who goes by "Piper Fawn" online, says the decal with her OnlyFans account address is not racy.
Cline and her husband produce explicit content for subscribers on. . .
The Supreme Court is set to hear a death row challenge from Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma man convicted in a murder-for-hire plot. Glossip's execution was temporarily halted last year as his case navigated the legal system. Throughout the process, Glossip has consistently proclaimed his innocence, adding layers of complexity to a case that has long been mired in controversy.
At the heart of the controversy is the Oklahoma City trial's handling, marked by a plea deal struck with a key witness who was a drug addict. In a surprising turn, this witness received a life sentence. . .