A man who appeared homeless reportedly tried to steal packs of cigarettes and more from a 7-Eleven store in Stockton, California, however, employees quickly decided to take matters into their own hands.
Read More 7-11 Employees Take Down Thief Who Jumped Behind Counter
A Georgia sheriff vowed to have former President Donald Trump take a mug shot if he is arrested in the ongoing investigation in Fulton County connected to alleged efforts to overturn the state’s 2020 election results.
Read More Georgia Sheriff Pledges To Take Trump’s Mug Shot If Indicted In Fulton County Case
The tires on a Delta Boeing 757 reportedly caught fire and swiftly erupted into flames during a landing on Wednesday afternoon, forcing 190 passengers to be evacuated onto an Atlanta airport runway, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Read More 190-Person Flight Evacuated After Tires Ignite On Delta Plane
Republican Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is reportedly the first governor to issue an executive order to openly stand up for biological women, defining sex-based terminology like “female,” “woman,” and “mother,” as well as preserving female-only spaces.
Read More Exec. Order: Oklahoma Governor First To Issue Women’s Bill Of Rights
According to a memo obtained by “The Jason Rantz Show” on the Seattle radio station KTTH, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s office recently issued guidelines calling for fewer White men and veterans to be featured in Seattle Police Department (SPD) recruitment materials.
Read More Seattle Mayor’s Office Requests Fewer White Men, Veterans Be Represented In Police Recruitment
The summer popularity of “Barbenheimer,” which refers to the new Barbie and Oppenheimer films that were released on the same day in the U.S., has prompted millions of people around the world to see two very different movies and revel in a unique moment of cultural convergence.
Read More ‘Barbenheimer’ Popularity Sparks Outrage In Japan Over Atomic Bomb Humor