A private equity-owned airline profits off Trump’s migrant crackdown.

Ice-T says he changed 'Cop Killer' lyrics to 'Ice Killer' because America is 'headed to some really ugly terrain.'

Their opening bid should have been eight or 10 bold proposals. But as usual, the Democrats start by negotiating with themselves. The Democrats are pushing reforms that they know won’t work because they are doing performative, perfunctory opposition to try to quiet their base, instead of real legislating and fighting to dismantle Trump’s ICE and CBP. It’s a huge whiff on one of the defining issues of this era. The time to end invasions of American cities and monstrous raids was yesterday, not 2029.

Catherine O'Hara, a legendary Hollywood actor known for her roles in 'Schitt's Creek' and 'Home Alone,' has died. She was 71.

U.S. Agency for International Development staffers in early 2024 drafted a warning to senior officials in Joe Biden’s administration: Northern Gaza had turned into an “Apocalyptic Wasteland” with dire shortages of food and medical aid. Three months after the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attacks and Israel's incursion into the Gaza Strip, the internal message laid out in gruesome detail scenes observed by United Nations staff who visited the area on a two-part humanitarian fact-finding mission in January and February. The staff reported seeing a human femur and other bones on the roads, dead bodies abandoned in cars and “catastrophic human needs, particularly for food and safe drinking water.” But the U.S. ambassador to Jerusalem, Jack Lew, and his deputy, Stephanie Hallett, blocked the cable from wider distribution within the United States government because they believed it lacked balance, according to interviews with four former officials and documents seen by Reuters.

The former Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy convicted of fatally shooting Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old Black mother of two children, in her home in the Cabbage Patch neighborhood in 2024 was sentenced to 20 years in prison at a Jan. 29 hearing. The sentence for Sean Grayson, 31, of Riverton, effectively works out to 10 years because he will serve it at 50% per Illinois statute. He will get credit for time served. It was the maximum sentenced he could have received. He will have two years of mandatory supervised release following the prison sentence.

The writer, who died Wednesday, was one of the most gifted chroniclers of the Philadelphia experience.

One OPD officer logged 5,242 total working hours, racking up $490,000 in overtime pay. If he worked more than half of the time in a calendar year, why can't the city tell us what he did?

We've gone way past the bottom of the barrel It's perhaps the least surprising collaboration of 2026. Time Magazine (owned by Marc Benioff and doing stuff like this) has teamed up with Darren Aronofsky (already well known for copying the work of others) on an AI-generated web series about the American Revolution that finally answers the question nobody was asking: what if that Coke ad had muskets in it? Aronofsky is Executive Producer on the series On This Day… 1776--presumably because slop spat out by a mutated autocorrect doesn't need a director--and the way Time describe this thing is wild

Video shows federal immigration agents leaving behind an infant and broken glass after detaining a Guinean immigrant with no known criminal history.

After a newborn died of opioid poisoning, a new branch of pediatrics came into being. But the evidence doesn’t add up.

A deadly shooting involving police at a west Phoenix home on Monday is under investigation, authorities said. According to multiple media reports, witnesses are alleging that police shot the wrong man after responding to a shooting call. Officers responded to a shooting call at the house near 73rd Drive and Lower Buckeye Road around 6:20 p.m. Multiple local media outlets, including ABC15, interviewed family members at the scene who said police fatally shot the person who called them — not the man who was shooting inside the house. “They shot the wrong guy,” Jarvis Gonzalez, who lives in the home, told 12News. “They shot my stepdad in the face.”

A coyote that made a daring swim across San Francisco Bay to Alcatraz Island this month appears to be living its best life, according to wildlife observers tracking the unlikely journey. The soaking-wet, shivering coyote can be seen struggling onto the rocky shore of the former federal prison in a video shot in early January by an anonymous tourist. It’s a 1.25-mile journey from Aquatic Park through frigid, current-swept waters to reach the tourist attraction. Janet Kessler, a “self-taught naturalist” who has documented San Francisco’s urban coyote population for years, shared concerns about the animal’s odds of survival. The swim would have drained the coyote’s body heat and energy reserves, she said, leaving it in desperate need of food, water, and warmth on an island with limited resources. But a photograph taken by another unnamed visitor and shared online Saturday by Kessler shows what she described as a healthy coyote on Alcatraz nearly two weeks later. “So he not only survived, but he is well and thriving,” Kessler wrote.

AI chat toy company Bondu left its web console almost entirely unprotected. Researchers who accessed it found nearly all the conversations children had with the company's stuffed animals.

As Republicans tightened work requirements and eligibility rules for Medicaid and SNAP last year, Equifax’s CEO openly celebrated the profits to be made from administering this deprivation.

Staff at the US embassy in Copenhagen have removed 44 flags decorated with the names of Danish soldiers that were killed in Afghanistan, put up after US President Donald Trump’s recent criticism of allied countries’ military contributions. As yet unidentified activists put up the flags on Tuesday but they were removed later the same day by an embassy security guard, according to Danish media TV2, In an interview with Fox News last week, Trump said that allied soldiers in Afghanistan, “stayed a little back, a little off the front lines” – causing pushback from European capitals. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Trump’s comments were “unacceptable”.

The congresswoman faced questions about the shootings of Alex Pretti and Renée Good, saying she'd have to see a completed investigation, drawing shouts and insults.

In a month of the most depressing posts possible, posting was fun for a brief second.

World Series winner Sean Doolittle, Super Bowl champion Doug Baldwin and college star McKenzie Forbes have strong opinions on a troubled era

The site’s source code calls its “editor picks” the “absolute real best of Rumble.com” — while including videos pushing QAnon, false flags, and 9/11 conspiracy theories