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Fashion Faux Pas? Texas Drunk Driver Blames Designer Shoes for Deadly Crash

A Texas drunk driver accused of killing a man on his first date is claiming her designer heels, not alcohol, caused the deadly wreck.

Texas Couple Arrested After Body of Special Needs Son Found Buried in Backyard

A Texas couple arrested in connection with the death of their 26-year-old special needs son is facing serious charges after police discovered his body buried behind their Burleson home.

NYC ICE Chinatown Raid Devolves into Chaos as Protesters Clash with Agents

The ICE Chinatown raid in New York City erupted into chaos Friday as protesters clashed with federal agents targeting street vendors accused of selling counterfeit goods.

Jen Psaki’s ‘Absolutely Disgusting’ Comments Mocking Usha Vance Spark Outrage

Jen Psaki's comments about Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha are facing intense backlash after the MSNBC host joked that Usha might be afraid of her husband.

Japan Elects First Female Prime Minister with Bold Conservative Agenda

Japan has named Sanae Takaichi as its first female prime minister, marking a historic moment for the country.

White House Cancels Trump-Putin Meeting Plans Amid Ongoing Tensions

The White House confirmed there are no plans for President Trump to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the near future.

Lawsuit Targets Speaker Johnson Over Delayed Swearing‑In During Government Shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing a federal lawsuit filed by the State of Arizona after delaying the swearing-in of Democrat Grijalva.

Maryland Governor Moves Past Reparations Studies, Calls for Direct Action

Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoes legislation to study reparations, declaring it time to shift from research to direct investment.

Cracker Barrel CEO Breaks Silence Over Logo U‑Turn

Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino addresses the public reversal of the chain’s new logo, says the decision was strategic.

Troops Patrol as GW Students Demand Sanctuary From Trump’s Policies

Dozens of students at George Washington University marched Thursday evening demanding the school become a “sanctuary campus.”

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