Jacob Chansley, the “QAnon Shaman,” has filed a sweeping lawsuit in Arizona demanding $40 trillion in damages from dozens of defendants, including Donald Trump, Israel, the Federal Reserve, and Elon Musk’s X Corp. His 26-page filing is written as one long paragraph and reads more like a manifesto, where he claims to be the leader…
The case of Coldwater Mayor Jose “Joe” Ceballos has ripped through Kansas like a political tornado, turning a sleepy town into the latest battlefield over election integrity. State officials allege that for decades, Ceballos voted — and ultimately governed — as a noncitizen, despite being only a legal permanent resident. The timing is explosive: charges…
A new study in Frontiers in Psychology explored how height affects romantic preferences. Researchers surveyed 536 people from Canada, Cuba, Norway, and the U.S., showing them simple drawings of different heights and asking which they preferred for short-term and long-term relationships. Overall, men chose women who were about 2.5 cm shorter than the average woman in their country, while…
President Trump is sparking fresh controversy with plans to rename the **Persian Gulf** as the **”Arabian Gulf”** during an upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia. This follows his recent decision to relabel the **Gulf of Mexico** as the **”Gulf of America”** on U.S. maps—a move that angered Mexico. Iranian leaders have condemned the proposal, calling it…
From the ashes of a childhood spent in the Children of God to the neon glare of ’90s Hollywood, Rose McGowan kept reinventing herself to survive. She turned pain into performance, rebellion into art, and then, when the industry tried to silence her, she turned her voice into a weapon. Calling out Harvey Weinstein cost…
In those final hours, her family watched a woman who had already given everything still try to comfort everyone else. The machines, the whispered prayers, the trembling hands holding on — all of it carried the weight of years spent fighting a battle she never chose, yet faced with unflinching courage. When the room finally…
In the span of seconds, an ordinary D.C. afternoon became a battleground. Specialist Sarah Beckstrom and Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, both just sworn into the National Guard, were ambushed near Farragut metro station. Witnesses watched commuters dive for cover as gunfire erupted. A fellow Guardsman fought the alleged shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, with only a pocketknife…
Samantha sat rigid in the plastic chair as Officer Hawkins locked the ring in an evidence bag. The air in the station felt heavier now, thick with things no one wanted to say aloud. Emily Jones wasn’t just a name from an old file; she was a wound this town had carefully bandaged and buried….
Schumer’s attack on the “One Big Beautiful Bill” crystallizes a deeper national anxiety: who pays the price when Washington promises reform. By branding it the “We Are All Going To Die Act,” he’s betting that fear of lost health care, empty refrigerators, and fraying safety nets will cut through partisan fatigue and force voters to…
Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend sits at the collision point of politics, law, and raw economic reality. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been clear: no money moves without Congress, and even then, current tariff revenue falls hundreds of billions short of what a stimulus-style payout would cost. Layered on top is a looming Supreme Court decision…