2024 Olympic breakdancer Rachael Gunn, who represented her native country of Australia, has apologized to the “breaking community” for the negative feedback and controversy she caused with her dance performance at the Paris Games last month.
Read More Australian Breakdancer ‘Raygun’ Apologizes For Causing Controversy At Paris Olympics, Stands By Choreographed Routine
Secretary of State Antony Blinken was subpoenaed on Tuesday by the House Foreign Affairs Committee to testify later this month over the committee’s report on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Read More Blinken Subpoenaed By House Foreign Affairs Committee Over Withdrawal From Afghanistan
In a recent interview, Donald Trump stated that if elected, he would have “no problem” disclosing additional documents pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices.
Read More Trump Suggests He’ll Release More Jeffrey Epstein Files If Re-elected, Maintains He Never Went To His Island
Louisiana officials reported that an 11-year-old juvenile has admitted to fatally shooting a former city council member, who has also served as a mayor previously, as well as his 31-year-old daughter.
Read More Louisiana: 11-Year-Old Confesses To Shooting 82-Year-Old Former Interim Mayor And His 31-Year-Old Daughter
The Eagles NFL team has refuted all allegations that they have formally endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, highlighting a banner that has been appearing all across the city of Philadelphia.
Read More Philadelphia Eagles Posters Endorsing Kamala Harris Are ‘Counterfeit Political Ads,’ The Team Says
Despite video evidence, police reports, and the city’s mayor verifying the situation, Democrat Colorado Gov. Jared Polis dismissed outrage over the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua occupying apartment buildings in the Aurora suburb of Denver, calling it “imagination.”
Read More Colorado: Gov. Polis Denies Migrants’ ‘Apartment Complex Takeover’ Despite Video Evidence, Police Reports, And Mayor’s Confirmation