In a heartbreaking development in Washington State, a 77-year-old Christian florist retired from her longtime business after a brutal lawsuit involving a former close friend who wanted her to arrange flowers for his marriage to another man.
The Center for Disease Control confirmed that vials marked “Smallpox” in a Pennsylvania laboratory did not actually contain the virus.
Sporadic demonstrations erupted overnight in several states following the Friday acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse.
With an estimated 11 million undocumented noncitizens in the country, three states have sued the Department of Homeland Security for imposing limits on deportation that they describe as “reckless” and a “shocking disregard for the law.”
Attorney generals from 10 states are investigating the potentially damaging effects of Instagram, and whether the company has broken any laws with its questionable business practices.
Its parent company ByteDance just agreed to a $92 million dollar settlement that can be snatched by most users.
A senior staffer for Vice President Kamala Harris announced her resignation this week following a brutal CNN exposé on the embattled VP and reports of growing tensions in the White House between her staffers and President Joe Biden’s team.
On Friday, 18-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges against him in his trial for the fatal shooting of two BLM rioters during the racial riots in Kenosha in August of 2020. Countless celebrities took to Twitter to voice their opinions about Rittenhouse’s legal innocence. In no surprise, many in Hollywood were enraged at what they believe to be an injustice that propagates what supremacy.
The IRS Criminal Investigation division (CI) released its annual report for the 2021 fiscal year (FY 2021) on Thursday, which included some interesting insights about crimes involving cryptocurrency and plans for future measures against this growing form of cybercrime.
Approximately 46 million turkeys will be consumed this Thanksgiving, but two lucky Indiana turkeys, Peanut Butter and Jelly, will be pardoned by President Biden.
