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Georgia teens, adult charged with murder after mom finds son, 15, dead in abandoned home
Three teenagers and an adult have been charged with murder in Georgia after a mother found her 15-year-old son shot to death inside an abandoned residence following Halloween night. The Albany Police Department said investigators arrested 22-year-old Detravion Parke, as well as two 15-year-olds and a 16-year-old in connection with the death of Austin Payne,…
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US military fires on commercial vessel in Gulf of Oman after it attempted to breach blockade
US Central Command said late Saturday it disabled a St. Kitts-flagged ship after it ignored multiple warnings and attempted to leave the region after visiting an Iranian port. US forces have been enforcing a naval blockade on Iran for months in and around the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial strategic waterway for global shipping, including…
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James Talarico, the new senator-elect of Texas, has a message for Trump in ‘SNL’ cold open
After this week’s major wins by the Democratic Party in the midterm elections, it’s no surprise that the cold open on “Saturday Night Live” was political in nature. But there was one surprise guest: The new senator-elect of Texas, James Talarico. The cold open began with a conversation between Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (Kenan Thompson) and…
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Blue Angels pilot Scott Laux booted from elite Navy flight team for ‘failing to uphold standards’
A Blue Angels pilot has been booted from the Navy’s famed stunt-flying team for failing to meet its standards. Maj. Scott Laux, a second-year member of the elite squadron, will not take part in any further performances this season, the Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA) confirmed to the Pensacola News Journal. “Blue Angel #6…
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James Talarico crashes ‘SNL’ cold open days after turning Texas blue
Newly elected Texas Senator James Talarico crashed the cold open of “Saturday Night Live,” just days after turning Texas blue for the first time since 1988. During the show’s highly anticipated post-election episode, the upset-winning Lone Star State Democrat interrupted the President Trump character — played by James Austin Johnson — who was using the insult,…
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Hochul sues to strip sovereign status from Seneca land, block Buffalo gas station and pot shop
Gov. Hochul is moving to strip the Seneca Nation of its sovereign control over parcels of land in Buffalo and Grand Island, targeting a site where the tribe is building a controversial gas station and pot shop. New York officials moved against the Department of the Interior Friday to eliminate the special federal status that…
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Richard Lloyd, guitarist for acclaimed NYC rockers Television, dead at 75
Richard Lloyd, the fiery guitarist of the influential New York rock band Television, has died. He was 75. Lloyd died on Saturday in Chattanooga, Tenn., from cholangiocarcinoma, a bile duct cancer, according to a statement from Lloyd’s family to the New York Times. Lloyd’s contributions to Television — a proto-punk band with intricate hailstorms of…
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Move over, New York! Miami steals title of America’s rudest city
Move over, New York. Miami has officially stolen your crown as America’s rudest city. The city of sunshine, palm trees and ocean breezes topped a new ranking of 70 US cities based on online complaints, social media gripes and internet searches about boorish behavior — while the Big Apple landed in fifth place in the…
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Convicted rapist Russell Brand ‘cowering in fear’ as inmates taunt him with vulgar chant: report
It seems Russell Brand isn’t getting a warm welcome behind bars. The convicted rapist is “cowering in fear” as hundreds of his fellow inmates taunt him with an abusive chant they’re said to be repeating over and over, the Daily Mail reports. Prisoners inside HMP Wandsworth, where the “Get Him to the Greek” actor has…
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MAGA voters reveal they broke ranks after ‘Trump put a target on America’s back’: NYT
A key bloc of President Donald Trump’s coalition broke toward Democrats in this week’s midterms, and several told a reporter exactly why. White voters without a college degree moved toward Democrats in Tuesday’s elections, The New York Times reported Saturday. A majority still backed Republican House candidates, 59 percent to 40 percent, but that margin…