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California man rescued at sea after mast snaps. He survived odyssey on squid, fish and oatmeal
Kai Sato, 39, embarked on an odyssey, but the trip he got was not the one he planned. Two weeks into his first solo voyage from Catalina Island to Hawaii in June, the mast on his sailboat snapped, setting off an ordeal that lasted several weeks. Sato, who could not be reached for comment, recalled…
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Judge Declines to Dismiss Trump’s $15 Billion Suit Against New York Times, Orders Amended Complaint
President Donald Trump touted a legal victory Monday after a federal judge deferred the New York Times’ motion to dismiss the president’s $15 billion defamation lawsuit and ruled he could file an amended complaint before the court considers the motion. According to a filing in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida,…
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‘Admission of weakness’: Trump’s major war confession earns scathing rebuke from WSJ
The conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board expressed fury that the Trump administration projected a major vulnerability to Iran in the middle of wartime. New leaked reports indicate the White House was just briefed that the military is running out of critical missile supplies — a sign that even the current, tenuous war position is…
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Ariana Grande Sues Alleged Hackers Over ‘Malicious’ Privacy Breach
Ariana Grande sued a number of individuals Monday, alleging the defendants, identified as John Does 1 through 100, hacked her collaborators’ files in a “malicious invasion” of privacy. In a filing obtained and viewed by TheWrap, Grande sued the John Does for allegedly hacking “various personal digital accounts of photographers and producers who have worked…
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Las Vegas city worker warned HR ‘I’m afraid for my life’ months before coworker allegedly murdered him
A Las Vegas city worker was allegedly killed by a colleague that he filed several complaints against — telling management at one point he was “afraid for my life,” records show. The complaints were made by Joe McLean, a maintenance worker, who was later allegedly shot dead by coworker Brysen Kim on June 12, police…
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Alarms sound as collateral damage of Trump’s ‘most profitable grift’ laid bare
History may not look back favorably on President Donald Trump’s administration, but there is one thing he is almost certainly going to be known for, according to one analyst. Never before in American history has a president used the office to personally enrich himself as Trump has, his niece Mary Trump wrote in a new…
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‘Big Brother 28’ star Rome Seymour reacts to Lyric Medeiros ‘flirting’ with Kamu Kirk after his eviction
Rome Seymour isn’t the jealous type. The “Big Brother 28”star exclusively told Page Six that he’s unbothered by his showmance partner, Lyric Medeiros, “flirting” with new Head of Household (HoH), Kamu Kirk, after his eviction. “I told her before I left, ‘You have to use your cute damsel in distress presence to really get in…
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‘Someone should have told the president!’ CNN anchor busts Trump over mail-in ballot claim
A CNN anchor busted President Donald Trump’s chops on Monday over a claim he made about mail-in ballots during a recent rally. Trump spoke to a crowd at the General Motors Proving Ground in Milford, Michigan, on Monday, where he defended his record on the economy despite recent polling showing that the cost of living…
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Dem calls to investigate FIFA president Gianni Infantino
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, formally requested FIFA president Gianni Infantino appear before the committee and turn over records documenting any gifts or benefits provided to President Donald Trump, his administration, or the Trump Organization. Sent on Sunday night, Raskin’s letter demands visitor logs from FIFA’s Miami and New…
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LA’s burst water mains are result of city leaders’ unforgivable neglect
The constant infrastructure failures in Los Angeles are symptoms of a deeper political rot. LA’s local government bodies ignore infrastructure because they fail to prioritize the needs of local residents. Nothing has changed since the massive negligence that caused the horrific Pacific Palisades Fire last year. Clearly, the decay runs deep — deeper than a…