The Fire That Refused to Burn Out People think they know me because they saw a thirty-second clip on the local news or scrolled past a headline with my name jammed between outrage and emojis. Cold-Hearted CEO Throws Parents Out Onto the Street. Ice-Queen Millionaire Evicts Her Own Family. It makes for great clickbait, I’ll … Read more
A North Carolina court has ruled that the state violated its constitution by allowing certain nonresident individuals to vote in federal elections, handing a significant victory to the Republican National Committee and North Carolina Republican Party in an ongoing election integrity dispute. The ruling from Wake County Superior Court Judge Hoyt Tessener stems from a … Read more
A closely watched case now before the U.S. Supreme Court could have major implications for election administration across the country, including in California and more than a dozen other states that continue counting certain mail ballots after Election Day. The case, Watson v. Republican National Committee, centers on whether federal law permits states to count ballots that … Read more
Why You Might Be Drooling in Your Sleep (And When It Matters) Waking up to a damp pillow can be disconcerting, and while many shrug it off as harmless drooling, it can sometimes signal something more. Nighttime drooling is common, but in certain cases, it may point to underlying health issues—from sleep disturbances to neurological … Read more
Drew had always been quiet, but he had never been that empty. I backed out of the driveway and let the silence sit between us. I had learned that too. Sometimes a boy tells you the truth because you push. Sometimes he tells you because you stop pushing long enough for him to breathe. But … Read more
Who doesn’t love optical illusions? I know I enjoy them because they are the perfect way of keeping yourself entertained during a work break or when you feel bored and feel like doing nothing. Before we present you with today’s optical illusion, let us share a fun story with you. John and Sarah were a … Read more
In 2003, Eminem made history by becoming the first rapper to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song with “Lose Yourself.” However, he was not present at the ceremony. Instead, he was reportedly asleep at home in Detroit after watching cartoons with his daughter. His keyboard player, Luis Resto, accepted the award on his … Read more
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is moving forward with plans to seek new indictments against a group of Trump allies accused of participating in the state’s 2020 alternate electors effort after suffering a setback at the Arizona Supreme Court. The attorney general’s office confirmed Thursday that prosecutors intend to return the matter to a grand … Read more
The family of a federal laboratory employee whose remains were found in a remote New Mexico national forest a year after her disappearance is disputing investigators’ conclusion that her death was self-inflicted, insisting that key questions remain unanswered and suggesting foul play may have been involved. Melissa Casias, 54, was reported missing on June 26, … Read more
The Wedding That 42 Bikers Stopped: A Mother’s Terrifying Discovery When a wall of leather-clad strangers blocked the church doors on her daughter’s wedding day, Margaret Chen thought she was witnessing the work of lunatics. She had no idea these terrifying bikers were about to expose a truth that would save her daughter’s life—and reveal … Read more