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A new White House enemies list names just 3 people. It’s terrifying
The juvenile delinquents who have been put in charge of the White House website and social media have officially gone full Nazi by creating an “Enemies List” of “Leftist Influencers” on WhiteHouse.gov The list is fairly short for now, but the fact that it exists at all is proof that the Trump-controlled government is continuing…
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Some Maine Democrats are wavering on Graham Platner
PORTLAND, Maine — Darcy Halvorsen, 59, had already cast her ballot early for Graham Platner in Maine’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary when she read news of sexual text messages the oysterman had sent while married to a woman who wasn’t his wife. Halvorsen, who described herself as a Platner skeptic-turned-fan, is back to being a…
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Lindsey Graham is spending big to ward off an ‘America First’ primary challenge
The far right is trying to defeat Sen. Lindsey Graham. He’s burning serious cash to make sure that doesn’t happen. Spending from his campaign and allied outside groups ahead of Tuesday’s primary has already topped $18 million, according to an AdImpact analysis — an eye-popping sum in the relatively small state, and a sign that…
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Judge Strikes Down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
—Cristian Storto Fotografia—Getty Images A federal judge has struck down President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications, potentially rolling back one of the Administration’s hallmark immigration policies. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin in Boston ruled that the fee, which affects employers sponsoring highly skilled foreign workers, acted as an unlawful tax…
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Crew members rescued after US Army Apache helicopter crashes over Strait of Hormuz
A US Army Apache helicopter flying over the Strait of Hormuz crashed — before President Trump raised fresh hope of a US-Iran peace deal, claiming Washington will be able to declare “total victory” in two weeks. The helicopter gunship pilots were rescued Monday – and President Trump told reporters on the ground at JFK Airport…
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Woman in state of ‘paranoia’ falls 10 stories down trash chute in New Jersey apartment complex
A woman in a state of “paranoia” fell 10 stories down a trash chute inside a New Jersey apartment complex – and cops suspect she was high and drunk at the time. The woman, 25, screamed as she plunged down the three-foot wide chute just after 1 p.m. in Hackensack on Sunday, WABC reported. She…
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Trump hits back at Stephen A. Smith after ESPN analyst ranted he would blame president for Knicks defeat
President Trump hit back at Stephen A. Smith before leaving New York just after midnight Tuesday after the ESPN analyst wildly ranted he would blame the president if the Knicks lost Game 3 in the NBA finals. Smith, who has been touted as a Democratic candidate for the 2028 election cycle, claimed Trump had “no…
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Dear Abby: I’m embarrassed that my son, daughter-in-law continue to ignore my texts
DEAR ABBY: I recently hosted a family gathering that included my adult cousin and his wife, who live locally, and my son, daughter-in-law, and their son, who traveled from Georgia to Pennsylvania to visit. Since my son and family rarely see relatives, I thought it would be great to get everyone together. At the gathering,…
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Heather Locklear says she lives ‘far away’ from Hollywood and stays out of the social scene
Heather Locklear is shedding light on her life outside of Hollywood’s inner circle. Locklear was a guest on the Hollywood & Devine talk show and discussed how she had no hesitation going on the show, even though Dru Hammer and John Luciano only launched it a month ago. “You’re a friend. You’re not a Hollywood friend,” Luciano said,…
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20,000 people displaced by Philippine earthquake that killed at least 37
Rescuers searched ruined buildings in the southern Philippines on Tuesday to ensure no one was still trapped a day after one of the strongest earthquakes to hit the country in a half-century killed at least 37 people and displaced more than 20,000. Only four people were considered missing on official records in the southern provinces near where…