The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide a case involving extended periods of time following Election Day for additional ballots to come in and be counted. The case is called Watson v. Republican National Committee, and justices will decide whether states can count mail-in ballots that are postmarked by Election Day but received in the … Read more
The online fundraiser created to support convicted murderer Karmelo Anthony and his family has been removed after raising nearly $634,000, even as Anthony now claims in court filings that he cannot afford legal representation for his appeal. Anthony was convicted of murder Tuesday and sentenced to 35 years in prison for fatally stabbing 17-year-old Austin … Read more
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones just created another massive headache for Democrats. During a House hearing on Wednesday, Wallace-Jones invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination a whopping 22 times. She refused to answer basic questions about the Democratic fundraising giant’s handling of potentially illegal foreign donations. The hearing highlighted ongoing Republican-led investigations into whether ActBlue—the … Read more
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli revealed this week that the Trump administration has already made “major strides” in uncovering fraud in the deep Blue state of California. During an interview on Fox News, Essayli discussed fraud in Los Angeles homelessness initiatives and detailed efforts that led to uncovering stolen funds. Essayli said the Trump administration is … Read more
Too many women feel weighed down by conflicting expectations when it comes to breastfeeding. Some are made to feel guilty if they don’t do it, while others feel intense pressure to continue even when it becomes overwhelming or painful. Public opinion often adds to that burden. People comment on how long a baby “should” nurse … Read more
Clara attended her parents’ annual summer picnic carrying a burden no one at the table seemed willing to acknowledge. While her family laughed, ate burgers, and pretended life was perfectly normal, Clara quietly financed nearly every part of that “normal” life. Over the years, her successful corporate career had become the lifeline keeping her parents … Read more
Maya Ellis attended her brother Owen’s rehearsal dinner at the magnificent Rosefield Manor, a historic estate overlooking the ocean. Dressed simply and arriving alone, she was immediately judged by Owen’s wealthy future in-laws, Conrad and Patricia Alden, who viewed status and appearances as measures of human worth. They mocked Maya’s quiet manner, her modest clothing, … Read more
Bruno let out a little chuckle. “The transfer papers. My wife will think they’re for refinancing the mortgage. She signs everything without reading when I tell her it’s urgent.” I felt the floor slip from under me. I leaned against the hallway wall, my hands wet with bleach water and my heart pounding as if … Read more
And every time I woke up, I told myself the same thing: “We did the right thing.” But my body no longer believed me. Two years later, Bella had the accident. It was a rainy afternoon in Quezon City. Ernesto was driving her to a school competition when a pickup truck ran a red light. … Read more
He just sent a photo. And underneath it, he wrote: “That child isn’t Daniel’s. He’s mine. I’ve had the DNA test results since Matthew was six months old.” I stared at the screen. The photo was of a medical file. It showed a sheet with a laboratory seal, full names, percentages, and signatures. I didn’t … Read more