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New details emerge about the arrest of singer D4vd in the killing of teenage girl
Details are emerging about the arrest of the musician known as D4vd in the 2025 slaying of teenager Celeste Rivas Hernandez in Hollywood. David Anthony Burke, 21, was taken into custody shortly after 4:30 p.m. in Hollywood and booked at LAPD’s 77th Street jail hours later. Images, posted on social media, show members of the
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Trump admits IRS planning to settle his $10 billion lawsuit without trial
President Donald Trump and his family say they are in talks with the Internal Revenue Service, which he oversees, to settle a $10 billion lawsuit without going to trial. After taking office in 2026, Trump filed a lawsuit claiming that an IRS contractor had leaked his tax information. Most modern presidents have released their tax
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California prison guard charged with smuggling 20 kilos of cocaine
A California prison guard allegedly helped a drug trafficker smuggle 20 kilograms from Mexico to a Rowland Heights stash house, Los Angeles County prosecutors said Friday. The correctional officer, Jesus Reyes, was charged with conspiring to sell drugs, possessing drugs for sale and transporting drugs across county lines. Reyes, 45, has yet to enter a
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Ex-White House doc calls for ‘veto proof’ bill to oust ‘incapacitated’ presidents
A former White House doctor has called for Congress to pass a bill that would make removing a president from office easier. Jonathan Reiner, who served as former Vice President Dick Cheney’s cardiologist, has been outspoken in his criticism of President Donald Trump over the last few months. Reiner has suggested in the past that
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Samara Weaving Is Perfectly Happy Being Your Blood-Soaked Final Girl
“Maybe I need to seek help.” That’s what Samara Weaving says with a laugh when asked about her inclination toward getting soaked in blood at some point in many of her projects. “Ash vs. Evil Dead,” “Mayhem,” “Ready or Not” — you’ll find the actress doused in red goo in each of them. Even “Eenie
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‘Scuba Steve’ busted for impersonating cop — after being asked to move his car at Mississippi arts festival
Steven Michael Johnson, best known as cancer-fighting T-shirt designer “Scuba Steve,” was arrested for allegedly impersonating a cop when authorities asked him to move his car at a local arts festival — but he claims it’s all a big “misunderstanding.” Johnson, who gained fame for founding Scuba Steve Clothing Company, was working as a vendor
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Natalie Portman is pregnant with baby No. 3, her first with partner Tanguy Destable
Natalie Portman is pregnant! The actress told Harper’s Bazaar, in an interview published Friday, that she is expecting her and partner Tanguy Destable’s first baby together. “Tanguy and I are very excited,” the 44-year-old gushed to the outlet. “I’m just very grateful. I know it’s such a privilege and a miracle.” Natalie Portman (pictured above
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‘Starting to regret my vote’: Workers feel betrayed after Trump donor moves plant to China
A brass-instrument factory in Eastlake, Ohio, is closing by the end of June, eliminating 150 jobs and shifting production to China — exposing a gap between President Donald Trump’s “America First” manufacturing promises and the business decisions of his political allies. Conn Selmer, the country’s largest band-instrument maker, announced it will move production of tubas,
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Judge outraged as 85-year-old French widow tossed in detention amid inheritance dispute
An 85-year-old French woman detained by U.S. immigration officials for 16 days has returned to her native country, whose government alleges violent misconduct in the case. Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé arrived Friday at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, where she was greeted by her three adult children still wearing detention center clothing, and French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Noël
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Breaking Free From Alex Jones
Subscribe here: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube In this episode of Galaxy Brain, Charlie Warzel speaks with Josh Owens, a videographer and the author of a memoir about his years working for Infowars, the media company of the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Owens traces his journey from a film-school student who stumbled onto Jones’s