Due to the inexplicable absence of Arizona’s Democrat governor, Katie Hobbs, a statement was made on Wednesday night stating that acting governor Kimberly Yee will assume office later this evening and serve until mid-morning on Thursday.
Read More Katie Hobbs Temporarily Steps Down As Arizona Governor
The House Oversight Committee is commencing a probe into Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s summer road trip in an electric vehicle (EV), which gained attention after charging issues led to a family calling the police on staff who were blocking a charging outlet for the official.
Read More House Oversight Begins Probe Into Granholm’s Electric Vehicle Road Trip Fiasco
A “clean” Continuing Resolution (CR) that would finance the government through November 17th was issued on Tuesday by senators in the Democrat-controlled Senate in an effort to avoid a government shutdown by Saturday.
Read More Senate Leaders Reach Short Term Budget Agreement, $6.2B In Ukraine Aid Included
Arthur Leigh Welohr, a 35-year-old San Francisco resident, was reportedly detained on September 24th for allegedly “beheading” his father-in-law during a dispute over the family’s company in Indonesia.
Read More San Francisco Man Arrested In Indonesia After ‘Beheading’ Father-In-Law
According to border officials, illegal immigrants crossing the Rio Grande attempted to show pride for their country and claim Texas land by mounting and flying a foreign flag.
Read More Illegal Immigrants Mount Foreign Flag On Texas Land While Crossing Rio Grande
A Summit County jury in Ohio found two men “not guilty” of involuntary manslaughter in the 2022 murder of 17-year-old Ethan Liming at LeBron James’ “I Promise” school in Akron.
Read More Three Relatives Who Murdered 17-Year-Old And Stole His Car At Lebron’s School Found ‘Not Guilty’