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DOJ drops key claim from criminal complaint against Cole Allen
The Department of Justice removed a key claim from its legal filings regarding the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, contradicting its initial probable cause affidavit. The original weekend affidavit stated Secret Service Officer V.G. was shot in the chest and protected by a ballistic vest when Cole Allen allegedly fired at security checkpoint. However, Wednesday’s
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Emotionless Nick Reiner flashes icy stare in court for parents’ double murder days after brother Jake breaks silence
A stoic Nick Reiner appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday for a preliminary hearing setting in connection to the December 2025 murders of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner. Nick, 32, wore a yellow prison jumpsuit and blue pants, sporting a shaved head and full beard. He did not smile as
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AI Spy Cameras Suddenly Blanketing America
There’s a specter haunting the United States. Americans may not have noticed it, but it’s sure noticed them: the emergent panopticon of AI facial-recognition cameras, automatic license plate readers, AI smart glasses, police fusion centers, surveillance drones, and biomarker databases infesting the landscape. These might seem like separate systems, and therefore different from the kind
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Supreme Court leans in favor of Trump’s bid to end protections for Syrian, Haitian migrants
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority sounded ready Wednesday to rule that the Trump administration may end the temporary protection that has been granted to more than 1.3 million immigrants from troubled countries. Congress in 1990 authorized Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for noncitizens who could not safely return home because their native country was wracked
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Erika Kirk makes WHCD shooting about herself: ‘This is what got my husband killed’
Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk broke her silence on a security incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner by suggesting that her own life was in danger. Dressed in all black on “The Charlie Kirk Show” on Wednesday, the widow painted suspect Cole Allen’s alleged attack on the dinner as a battle against evil.
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The King’s Admirer in Chief
Cannons fired. Fifes and drums played “Yankee Doodle.” A quartet of F-35s flew overhead, and dozens of military service members held American and British flags. It was about as much pomp as the United States can muster. This 250th anniversary of America, for the Brits, can be … a bit awkward. It’s like celebrating a
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Nick Reiner murder case delayed until September, autopsy reports still not prepared
The murder case against Nick Reiner will not proceed until September, in part due to delays in the production of reports detailing the autopsies of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, officials said in court Wednesday. Reiner, 32, was charged with killing his parents inside the master bedroom of the family’s Brentwood estate last December.
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Pete Hegseth gets defensive when asked about his close relationship to ex-Trump attorney
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth got defensive when questioned by a Democratic lawmaker about his close adviser Timothy Parlatore. Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) asked the Pentagon chief about Parlatore’s role at the Department of Defense, and he expressed surprise multiple times when Hegseth was unable to answer some of his questions about President Donald Trump‘s one-time
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‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ review: Heavier, solid sequel proves Miranda Priestly is still in vogue
It’s been 20 years and glossy magazines are dropping like flies. But I’ve gotta hand it to the Devil — she could’ve been a whole lot worse. movie review THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA .review-block-star { –review-block-star–empty-color: #585858; –review-block-star–fill-color: #000; } .review-block-star { –review-block-star–empty-color: #585858; –review-block-star–fill-color: #000; } .review-block-star { –review-block-star–empty-color: #585858; –review-block-star–fill-color: #000; } .review-block-star
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Adorable, yes, but these two have a serious future as adoptive sea otter moms
An orphaned sea otter pup and a young adult female have found each other and a new home in Southern California. Neither will live in the wild again. But aquarium officials in Long Beach have a future in mind for the pair. Rey and the pup, Sunny, are making their public debut Wednesday at the