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The alleged Charlie Kirk shooter, Tyler Robinsonhe appeared calm during his first personal court appearance. However, lip reading suggests that he reflected darkness on the shot and even made reference to Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk. The 22-year-old is said to have described his mental struggle behind bars, saying he thinks about the shooting “every day”. … Read more
“Her husband also had mental health issues, so she couldn’t rely on him.” (The subject of the photo is a model.) – Getty Images/iStockphoto Can you work minimum wage and retire on $2 million? A gentleman reader asks this question: “We read news about some people making six-figure incomes while living paycheck to paycheck. My … Read more
Nearly three million people in the United States have gotten sick from the flu so far this season, new data shows. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the latest round of weekly flu data on Thursday. The agency revealed 2.9 million people have been sickened by the virus so far this season, while … Read more
Many California homeowners are faced with sorting their trash into three containers: one for trash, one for recyclables and one for organic waste. If you accidentally put the wrong item in the wrong container, one Southern California city wants you to know that there may actually be consequences. Brea, a Los Angeles suburb in Orange … Read more
“Is the presidential pardon illegal when the pardoned person has paid a bribe to obtain the pardon?” — Don Hi Don, I’m afraid not – at least not necessarily. The pardon bribery scheme you describe is illegal. But the validity of the pardon obtained through that scheme is a separate matter. Even prosecuting such a … Read more
Administrator Alvin Holsey, the commander of US Southern Command who reportedly clashed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the legality of US military strikes in the Caribbean, officially retired on Friday in a ceremony in Florida where he handed the reins of command to his deputy. Holsey thanked his wife, sons – one of whom … Read more
Kauai surfers will no longer be able to buy disposable bodyboards, as island Mayor Derek Kawakami signed a bill banning their sale on December 10. Introduced in October and passed unanimously by the Kauai County Council in November, Bill 2976 makes it illegal to sell, rent or distribute disposable bodyboards made from polystyrene foam — … Read more
McDonald’s is preparing to close another restaurant within days, adding to a growing trend among major fast-food chains that have been rapidly shrinking their footprints in recent months. Rising costs, evolving consumer habits, and increased competition are putting pressure on beloved brands that were once considered permanent fixtures of American culture. However, there is more … Read more
The Trump administration is arguing that requiring real-time American Sign Language interpretation of events such as White House press briefings “will seriously interfere with the President’s prerogative to control the image he presents to the public,” part of a lawsuit seeking to require the White House to provide the services. Attorneys for the Department of … Read more
There are many programs that keep a wide variety of exotic animals in captivity for purposes of conservation, education, breeding, and continuation of the species. However, there are also less savory reasons for keeping rare animals around – and when not managed properly, these efforts can lead to dangerous situations for both the animals and … Read more