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Trump fuming after international ally chastised him on Fox News: report
President Donald Trump is privately furious about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent moves to snub and try to control him, Axios reported on Thursday. The spat between the two, who were firm allies for years as leaders of their respective countries’ right-wing coalitions, involves multiple recent incidents. For one, said the report, White House…
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Savvy ice cream shop owner makes 43% of monthly rent betting on weather: ‘If it rains, we still win’
A California ice cream shop is freezing some assets — by placing bets on freezing weather. 28wishes, a bougie independent ice cream parlor in downtown Los Angeles, has been gaining cash on Kalshi, the online “prediction market” app that lets users gamble on everything from political races to Met Gala looks. According to the shop’s…
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‘Today’ show intruder hit with slew of hate crime charges
A man who was arrested after allegedly storming the “Today” show’s New York City officeson Thursday, and lunging at Craig Melvin — while shouting racial slurs — was hit with hate crime charges. The New York Police Department confirmed to Page Six on Thursday evening that the man, identified as Andrew Truelove, was booked on hate crime…
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A legendary late-night taquería closes its Hollywood location after 34 years
Husband and wife Mario Tornel and Martha Silva are no strangers to the American dream. They have lived it since 1992, the year they opened Cactus Taquería on Vine Street, right below the apartment where they were raising their children, Marlo and Adrianne. But the Hollywood taquería, which gained a loyal customer base for its…
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Damning accusations pummel Todd Blanche as Epstein survivors condemn ‘deflating’ meeting
Several Jeffrey Epstein survivors and family members met with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, describing the meeting on Thursday as “deflating” and detailing what happened behind closed doors. Blanche, Trump’s nominee for attorney general who has been facing tough questioning during his Senate confirmation hearing over his involvement in the release of the Epstein files,…
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Man found dead in intake pond at Mojave Desert water plant. Who he is, how he got there is a mystery
An unidentified man was found dead early Wednesday inside a water-pumping plant in the desert near the California-Arizona border, authorities said. Deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to the Iron Mountain Pumping Plant at about 6:45 a.m. after receiving word that a person had been found floating in the plant’s intake area,…
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Alarms sound as Trump DHS quietly creates a trap for immigrants seeking green cards
The Trump Department of Homeland Security rescinded a Biden administration rule that protected immigrants who rely on government benefits. According to a DHS final rule, immigration officials will be able to deny immigrants green cards if they rely on food stamps, Medicaid, housing aid, and other aid programs. The rule nullifies a 2022 DHS final…
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UCLA women’s basketball embraces new players, tougher standards in bid to repeat as champs
The UCLA women’s basketball team won its first NCAA championship in April. Now, it’s vying to stay on top. Based on Thursday’s practice, after which UCLA spoke with the media for the first time since its dominant title run, it’s clear that the Bruins intend to remain on top, even with a target on their…
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Jesse Watters sparks firestorm as ‘absolutely disgusting’ joke on Fox News backfires
Fox News host Jesse Watters was called out online Thursday after trying to crack an off-color rape joke that backfired. The co-host of “The Five” commented on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth‘s plan to screen troops for low testosterone when he attempted to make a crack, which left his fellow hosts silent. “You know what’s going…
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LA Crips gangster who advertised $2.8 million bank fraud on Instagram learns fate
A member of the Los Angeles Crips who brazenly posted photos of himself on Instagram holding stacks of cash while advertising a bank fraud scheme was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for the $2.8 million scam. Chase Matthew Griffin, a.k.a. “Trey,” used Instagram to lure accomplices who gave him access to their bank…