After Donald Trump curiously started referring to the Department of Government Efficiency exclusively in the past tense, an official finally confirmed Sunday that DOGE "doesn't exist."
A group of Democrats accused by Donald Trump of "seditious behavior" have said that the US president is using the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) against them as a "tool to intimidate and harass members of Congress". Read more
Speculation over former President Donald Trump's health surged over the weekend after a viral video from his latest golf outing appeared to show him struggling with mobility. The footage, which quickly gained traction on social media, has prompted a wave of theories and discussions about the 78-year-old's physical condition, with particular attention paid to his right leg. In the now-viral footage, Trump can be seen exiting his golf cart with visible difficulty, seemingly dragging his right leg as he approaches the tee. Observers on social media quickly pointed out what they perceived as an unusual stiffness or imbalance in his movement, leading to a cascade of speculation regarding his health.
A wave of high-end residential burglaries across southeastern Wisconsin has prompted a coordinated law enforcement response and drawn political attention at both the local and national levels. The Mequon Police Department (MPD) says the burglaries share striking similarities, suggesting a professional operation.
Under the vague category of "national security grounds," for four hours Canadian Border Security Agents (CBSA) detained Richard Falk, a 95-year-old Jewish professor emeritus of international law who has spent decades documenting violations against the Palestinian people.
A legal fight is brewing over a Maryland county board of elections' heavy redactions to the voter registration records of an illegal immigrant who served as superintendent of Iowa's largest school system until he was arrested by federal authorities this year, Fox News Digital has learned. "This was shocking," Justin Riemer, CEO and president of the conservative legal group Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections, told Fox News Digital in a Zoom interview on Friday. "When I saw the news reporting, and they showed screenshots of the registration applications with all this information redacted, I was just shocked."
(CNN) -- A series of about 5,200 holes stretching nearly a mile (1.5 kilometers) across the Pisco Valley in the southern Peruvian Andes has baffled researchers for nearly a century. But a fresh look at the site, called Monte Sierpe, or "serpent mountain," may help archaeologists to decipher why ancient people constructed it hundreds of years ago. The "band of holes," as it's informally called, first garnered attention when National Geographic published aerial photos of the site in 1933. But there are no written records relating to the formation, leaving its purpose open to interpretation " and there have been many. Hypotheses about the holes' use have included defense, accounting, storage, gardening, water collection, and fog capturing purposes. People who support ancient astronaut theory, a belief that aliens are real and shaped early civilizations on Earth, have also suggested extraterrestrial connections. Read more
A local veterinarian has become the second Connecticut resident this year to get charged hundreds of dollars for interstate tolls that belonged to a member of the General Assembly whose legislative license plate was misunderstood by E-Z Pass photo technology.
Remember the crazy girls that tried to kill a classmate because they believed it's what Slender Man wanted? Well one of the stabbers has gone missing
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"Nobody cares if you know how to play scales," Neil Young once said. "Nobody gives a shit if you have good technique or not. It's whether you have feelings that you want to express with music, that's what counts, really." Read more
The Liberty Counsel issued its 23rd annual Naughty and Nice List' that catalogs stores they want American consumers to waste their money at this Christmas season.
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has quietly introduced a feature in recent days that publicly displays key background information about user accounts. The revelations went far beyond a few isolated cases. Entire bot farms appeared to be operating for months. Users posing as "North Gaza survivors" were actually in Pakistan. Self-described "Rafah residents" were in Indonesia. Accounts claiming to be members of Hamas's Nukhba unit uploaded videos from Malaysia. Even fake profiles presenting themselves as IDF soldiers " "officers," "snipers" and "reservists" supposedly operating in Gaza " were traced to London. Read more
Some have said she was a made up character. However, she appears in the Epstein files released by the House committee. Katie Johnson (a pseudnym) withdrew in fear from a scheduled press conference 2 days after Trump's 2016 election. Read more
