Andrew Trunsky Nina Turner and Shontel Brown, the two leading Democrats vying to fill a House seat that includes Cleveland, are tied with 33% support, a new poll shows. The Aug. 3 special election will likely determine who will succeed Housing Secretary Marcia Fudge, who…
Read More New Poll Spells Bad News For Progressives In High-Profile Ohio Special Election
Steven Hall A woman was allegedly held captive for three days in the home of a man she met on Tinder until a stranger helped her escape in Oakland, California, KTVU reported Thursday. The good Samaritan heard the screams of a woman Monday afternoon in…
Read More Woman Goes On Tinder Date, Held Captive For 3 Days Until Good Samaritan Helps
Thomas Catenacci President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the top federal housing deleted several tweets disparaging law enforcement and Republicans, the Senate Banking Committee’s ranking member said. Ranking Member Pat Toomey urged Julia Gordon, who President Joe Biden nominated to lead the Federal Housing Administration,…
Read More EXCLUSIVE: Biden Nominee’s Deleted Tweets ‘Raise Serious Concerns’ About Fitness To Serve, GOP Senator Says
Colby McCoy Several people gathered to draw attention to Britney Spears’ abusive conservatorship, rally organizers told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “For lack of better words, I could give two shits if she ever performs again,” Patrick Thomas, 34, told the DCNF. “If it would…
Read More ‘It’s Just Devastating’ People Rally To End Britney Spears’ Conservatorship
Sebastian Hughes Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger lambasted Fulton County’s election mismanagement in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation Wednesday after it was reported nearly 200 ballots were initially scanned twice before being corrected in the recount. “Every time we think we’ve…
Read More EXCLUSIVE: Raffensperger Warns Georgia County To ‘Clean Their Own House’ After Mistakenly Double-Counting Dozens Of 2020 Ballots Before Recount
Ailan Evans FBI agents on Monday arrested five members of the Munn family of Borger, Texas, for entering the Capitol Building during the riot on Jan. 6. Those arrested included parents Thomas and Dawn Munn, and their children Kayli Munn, Kristi Munn and Joshua Munn, according…
Read More Feds Arrest Five Family Members Who Walked Into Capitol Building During Jan. 6 Riot
Steven Hall A mother threw her baby from a building after looters allegedly set it on fire in Durban, South Africa, 9 News reported Wednesday. People below the building caught the child, and the mother and baby were reunited later, according to 9 News. Dozens of…
Read More Mother Forced To Throw Baby From Burning Building Into Crowd During South Africa Riots
Ailan Evans Facebook filed a petition Wednesday asking for Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan to recuse herself from the FTC’s antitrust case against the company. The tech giant argued in the petition that Khan’s public statements, in which she suggested Facebook’s conduct constituted an antitrust…
Read More Facebook Files Petition Demanding FTC Chair Lina Khan Recuse Herself From Antitrust Case
Harry Wilmerding Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was admitted to a hospital Wednesday after suffering severe hiccups, his office said in a statement, Reuters reported. The cause of the hiccups is unknown, and marks another health scare for the president since he was stabbed in the…
Read More World Leader Who Was Stabbed In Gut Three Years Ago Hospitalized With Chronic Hiccups
Steven Hall A Republican mayor in Lancaster, California wants to suspend city employees if they refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19, Fox 11 reported Tuesday. Republican Lancaster Mayor Rex Parris said that employees who interact with the public must be vaccinated, according to Fox 11. Employees…
Read More Republican Mayor Wants To Force Some City Employees To Get Vaccinated Or Face Suspension