Lebanese police said Thursday that a food delivery driver who opened fire outside the U.S. Embassy in Beirut last week allegedly did so because of a personal grudge against the guards at the compound. The police said they had arrested the suspected shooter on Monday, identifying him only by his […]
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Parking brake left engaged: NTSB report reveals probable cause of fatal Connecticut jet crash
A small jet that crashed into a building in Connecticut in 2021, killing four people, was going slower than usual as it took off because the pilot had left a parking brake on, according to a report released Thursday. The failure to release the brake was the probable cause of […]
Read MoreFormer Pareteum executives charged with accounting and disclosure fraud by SEC
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged former executives for telecommunications firm Pareteum with accounting and disclosure fraud, according to a statement. The SEC said it charged Pareteum’s former chief financial officer, Edward O’Donnell, and its former chief commercial officer, Victor Bozzo, for engaging in fraudulent revenue recognition […]
Read MoreHollywood director stunned after getting advice from Obama on directing new film: ‘Scared the f— out of me’
A Hollywood director claimed former President Obama “scared the f— out of me” when the former world leader sent him tips on directing an upcoming disaster movie. Director Sam Esmail, who has directed TV shows like “Mr. Robot,” and “Homecoming,” recalled how Obama sent him script notes for the upcoming […]
Read MoreMuscogee Nation judge greenlights citizenship for descendants of tribe members’ slaves
A judge for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation in Oklahoma ruled in favor of citizenship for two descendants of Black slaves once owned by tribal members, potentially paving the way for hundreds of other descendants known as freedmen. District Judge Denette Mouser, based in the tribe’s headquarters in Okmulgee, ruled late […]
Read MoreDeliberations begin in YouTube prankster shooting case, defendant claims self-defense
Defense attorneys argued Thursday that their client was acting in self defense when he shot a YouTube prankster who followed him around a mall food court earlier this year. The jury began deliberations in the trial of Alan Colie, 31, a DoorDash driver charged with aggravated malicious wounding and firearms […]
Read MoreManhunt after shootings close schools in South Carolina coastal area
The daylong search for a man who investigators say shot two people, including a sheriff’s deputy, along the South Carolina coast led officials to close several schools Thursday. Deputies have been looking for Ernest Robert Burbage III on Johns Island since about noon Wednesday, when they said he fired shots, […]
Read MoreIRS agent said CNN has Hunter Biden email where Hunter claimed legal ‘stuff’ would go away under Biden admin
The House Ways and Means Committee released a document on Wednesday showing an IRS agent relaying an inquiry from a CNN producer who claimed to have an email where Hunter Biden said that all of his “stuff” would go away once his father was elected president. To date, the alleged […]
Read MoreMayor harassed after 911 call on ‘far right’ voter push blasted by organizer: ‘Should be common sense’
The businessman behind several Washington state initiatives says he’d “love to have a conversation” with the mayor who recently called 911 on petition signature gatherers she described as “far right.” “I want public safety, I want lower taxes and I want parents to be involved in their children’s lives,” Brian […]
Read MoreAccused clerk in Murdaugh trial refutes bombshell jury tampering allegations, says case was ‘a lot to juggle’
Convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh and his defense team have requested a new trial following the bombshell jury tampering accusation against Colleton County Clerk Rebecca Hill. In the days and weeks following the trial, Murdaugh’s defense began hearing of jury tampering, but was unable to find a root to the rumors […]
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