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Longtime St. Louis journalist killed in freak accident after tires fall from tractor-trailer, strike his car
A veteran St. Louis journalist was killed in a freak accident Thursday when two tires came flying off a tractor-trailer and crashed through the roof of his vehicle. Local media mainstay Ray Hartmann, 73, was driving eastbound on I-64 near I-270 in St. Louis when two tires went airborne after zooming off a tractor-trailer ahead of
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Hulu Promo Codes & Discounts: 20% Off in April
Like other popular services like Netflix and Max, Hulu is a streaming service that has exclusive series, current-season episodes, hit movies, Hulu Originals, kids shows, and more. There’s also a Hulu plan for nearly every kind of watcher, including streaming content with ads for a service on the cheap, or bundles for additional platforms like
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‘Selfless and caring’ Costco employee, 61, who was elderly mom’s only caregiver, shot dead by senseless customer
A “selfless and caring” Costco employee, who was his elderly mother’s sole caregiver, was killed in a senseless shooting after he tried to stop a gun-carrying shopper from entering the Ohio big-box store on Saturday, new court records show. Randy Corrigan, 61, was working at the Strongville, Ohio Costco last Saturday when witnesses say he
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Siblings lose parents in ‘devastating act of violence’; authorities investigate Baldwin Park shooting
Homicide detectives are investigating the fatal shootings of three adults in Baldwin Park last week — two of whom were a married couple, officials said, who were being mourned by their college-age children. Around 5 a.m. Friday, Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies responded to the 3200 block of Millbury Avenue in the city of Baldwin
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A warning about the ‘billionaire tax’ — from 200 years ago
The “billionaire tax” is a bad socialist idea that is already centuries old. In fact, the first warning about the tax came 200 years ago from a French traveler — Alexis de Tocqueville. Tocqueville was fascinated by the United States. He admired its energy and optimism, which he believed France, and Europe, had lost. The
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Observers roast Pete Hegseth’s ‘joyride’ with ‘washed-up’ MAGA music star: ‘A disgrace’
Political analysts and observers roasted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday after he announced he took a “joyride” with MAGA music star Kid Rock. “Joined my friend @KidRock — and some of our great @USArmy Apache pilots — for a ride this morning. (More to come on that!)” Hegseth wrote in a post on X.
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Woman plunges to her death from balcony on Carnival cruise ship near Catalina Island
A woman has died after she allegedly fell from her room’s balcony onto the deck below while aboard a Carnival cruise, according to a report. The passenger was on the Carnival Firenze, near Catalina, when the alleged incident happened. Carnival crew members were reportedly alerted to the incident by the woman’s family, who she was
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Virginia Supreme Court considers whether to block voter-approved U.S. House map favoring Democrats
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Supreme Court justices on Monday questioned whether the state’s Democrat-led legislature complied with constitutional requirements when it sent a congressional redistricting plan to voters, in a case that could help decide the balance of power in the U.S. House. The new districts, which could net Democrats four additional seats, won narrow voter approval
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Columnist warns Trump’s ghosts will soon come back to haunt him as ‘momentary grace’ fades
A political columnist warned President Donald Trump on Monday that his administration’s ghosts will soon come back to haunt him after the “momentary grace” following the White House Correspondents’ Dinner fades. David Rothkopf, a columnist for The Daily Beast, argued during a new episode of “The Daily Beast Podcast” with host Joanna Coles that Trump
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A sudden shift: ICE arrests drop nearly 12% after Minneapolis killings and immigration shake-up
At the peak of the crackdown, carloads of masked immigration officers were a common sight in the streets of Minneapolis, while thousands of people were being arrested every week in Texas, Florida and California. “Turn and burn,” top Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino called the strategy, with relentless displays of force and teams of agents