A five-vehicle crash in Centennial, Colorado, killed State Senator Faith Winter on Wednesday evening, making her the only fatality. The collision happened shortly after 6 p.m. on Interstate 25 near E Dry Creek Road and shut down the highway for hours. Three others were injured, though officials released no details as the investigation continues. Colorado…
Laura Ingraham built a career on conflict, but her most guarded battles were never on camera. She rose from a working-class carwash to the highest echelons of conservative media, sued, attacked, praised, and feared. Away from the studio lights, Laura Ingraham’s life has followed a very different script than the one her viewers might imagine….
Flames swallowed the hill before anyone understood what was happening. Families ran with nothing but the clothes on their backs, watching entire lives burn in minutes. Panic, explosions, and screams echoed through Pamplona Alta as the sky turned black over Lima. By the time the fire trucks fought their way up the narrow, crowded streets…
By the time I understood, water was exploding into the sky and Mr. Streeter’s car was kissing a broken fire hydrant. Nick had simply built his biggest snowman over the hydrant on the edge of our property—right where “cars aren’t supposed to go.” Streeter aimed for his usual shortcut and hit the one boundary that…
The U.S. removal of Nicolás Maduro has sparked sharp debate in Washington, less over Venezuela than over presidential power. Lawmakers questioned how such a major action occurred without Congress, reviving concerns about the balance between Congress and the White House. Sen. Tim Kaine announced plans to force a Senate vote on a “war powers resolution”…
Mexico’s warning landed like a thunderclap. In a rare public rebuke, President Claudia Sheinbaum accused the United States of shredding international law with a surprise military operation in Venezuela and the reported capture of Nicolás Maduro. She invoked the UN Charter, the Estrada Doctrine, and Latin America’s deepest fears of foreign boots on sovereign soil….
The moment they found his body, hope died with him. The quiet search for a missing man twisted into something colder, calculated, and cruel. The burial site whispered of planning, of someone who never meant for him to be found. By the time the body was unearthed, the town had already begun rewriting its memories…
New York’s new mayor didn’t wait a single day. In less than two hours, Zohran Mamdani signed a flurry of executive orders that could rewrite the rules of power between tenants, landlords, and developers. Socialists are celebrating. Conservatives are sounding the alarm. Zohran Mamdani’s opening move as mayor is more than a housing policy shift;…
Silence broke him before the law did. One moment he was standing, rigid and composed; the next, his body folded as if the floor had vanished beneath him. No outburst. No words. Just collapse. In that instant, the courtroom saw justice made flesh—terrible, irreversible, unbearably human. Those who were there will remember less the legal…
Smile lines and dimples vary from person to person due to genetics, facial structure, and lifestyle. Smile lines, or nasolabial folds, are creases from the nose to the mouth that deepen as skin ages and loses elasticity. Dimples, by contrast, are usually inherited and form when a facial muscle variation pulls the skin inward. Dimples…