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Black Father Aspiring to Become a Police Officer is Accused of Assaulting Cops. Then His Son's Video Saves Him: ‘It Was Haunting’
Footage from his son saved him.
Jafari Stewart had hoped to become a police officer, but instead spent a gruelling 17 months fighting felony charges after being accused of assaulting two police officers in his home in Huntsville, Texas. However, footage recorded by his 12-year-old son is said to have spared the father a lengthy prison sentence. Per ABC13, the incident […]
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Trump Urges People Not to Feel ‘So Sorry’ for Joe Biden for Having Cancer, Calls Him a ‘Vicious’ Person
Even as Joe Biden's health declines, Trump isn't letting up with the insults.
"Not a smart person but somewhat vicious person"
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Trump Is Calling the U.S. Naval Blockade a Wall of Steel, but the Move Is Pushing Gas Prices Into Uncharted Territory
Another record high.
This surge follows months of chaos in global oil markets after the Strait of Hormuz was effectively shut down.
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Abdul El-Sayed Calls Out His Republican Rival for Ducking Debates, Daring Him To Settle the Score With a High-Stakes Game of Tackle Football
Shots fired.
The whole thing started when Rogers ripped into El-Sayed over old YouTube videos referenced in a report.
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Trump Is Pushing Federal Prosecutors To Pursue an Ex-Olympian for Pool Damage, Despite the DOJ Admitting His Own Contractors Botched the Job
‘A shocking first.’
Trump has also targeted Hearn’s alleged ties to Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue, calling him a "big player".
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Marco Rubio Targets Birth Tourism With Mass Visa Revocations, Ignoring the Irony of His Own Family History
A full-blown task force.
How far will the administration go to reshape immigration policy, and how will this impact birthright citizenship?
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‘This is Outrageous’: Kaitlan Collins Shows Video of Trump Debunking ‘Security Concern' Moments After Catering Truck Escape
Secret Mission
"This is such a bad take"
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Trump Signs Executive Order Reducing Vaccines for Children, but His Demeanor During the Event Is What's Drawing More Attention
RFK's vaccination announcement is one thing, but Trump and his assistant's behavior during it is drawing more attention.
On Monday, President Donald Trump, amidst a few colleagues and members of the press, signed a controversial executive order reducing the number of recommended vaccines for children from eighteen to eleven. Present during the Oval Office event was United States Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who provided details of how this will work. […]
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New York City’s Tax on Second Homes Hits a Brick Wall As Thousands of Property Owners Fight Back Against a Controversial New List
Burden of proof.
The legal fight isn’t about whether the pied-à-terre tax is fair, but about how the city is enforcing it.
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A Student Didn't Trust His Chemistry Professor. Then She Started Talking About Motor Oil: 'You Have Permission to Be You'
A student made assumptions about his chemistry professor, but they managed to find common ground through motor oil.
Negative first impressions can often shut a person off from getting to know someone better. Science communicator and chemistry professor Chemical Kim (@chemicalkim) shared her experience with a former student of hers. Despite having negative assumptions about her, the student eventually learned to trust in his professor’s expertise—all he needed to do was keep an […]
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