NY GOP gov hopeful Blakeman lauds SCOTUS ruling — as fight continues over Nassau’s trans sports ban
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman applauded the US Supreme Court’s ruling upholding state bans on transgender athletes competing in women’s sports Tuesday — as the court battle over Nassau County’s own edict continued.
The ‘psycho’ felon son and the porn perv dad behind Philly house of horrors linked to 2 missing women
The house in Olney was owned by RC Horsch, an infamous sadomasochistic photographer until his death. Son Eugene Horsch was branded a “psycho” by neighbors
LeBron James breaks silence on his departure from Los Angeles Lakers
LeBron James is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency after spending the last eight seasons with the team, with the Warriors rumored as the top destination.
Mystery of explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak in the US — as experts try to figure out what’s causing it
Currently, 145 people from 20 states have contracted a cyclospora parasite, with 20 hospitalized and no deaths. Experts are not sure what’s caused the outbreak of cyclosporiasis.
Cops who busted smiling sisters Cookie and Kitty offer hint at motive for Texas mom’s murder
A pair of smiling Texas sisters and their deranged friend knew the mother of five they’re accused of butchering in a vicious, broad-daylight attack, the police chief stunningly revealed.
Boyfriend desperately tried to save hiker as massive alligator ripped her apart in three feet of water
The Orlando woman was swimming with her boyfriend and best friend when the monstrous gator suddenly lunged from the water and locked its toothy maw on her, ripping one arm “completely off.”
LeBron James leaving Lakers in NBA free agency as Golden State Warriors rumors swirl
LeBron James has informed the Los Angeles Lakers that he will be leaving in free agency and will finish out his NBA career elsewhere amid reports linking him to Golden State.
GOP Rep. Tom Kean Jr. reveals reason behind mysterious absence as he returns to Congress after nearly 4 months
New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. has revealed the reason behind his lengthy absence that kept him out of public view for nearly four months.
NPR erroneously reports Samuel Alito is retiring, minutes after Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling
The public radio outlet erroneously posted the conservative justice’s retirement shortly after the Supreme Court finished its term.
Supreme Court rules political party limits on campaign spending are unconstitutional in midterm win for GOP
The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) had argued the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 violated the First Amendment