Three weeks into her presidential run was the first time the Biden campaign’s pollsters —now hers —held a deep-dive call with Kamala Harris’ inner circle to discuss what she’s been saying on the stump and offer her absolute dogshit advice.

Rounding up migrants. Lists of “friendly” sheriffs. Debating political assassinations. Internal messages reveal AP3's journey from Jan. 6 through the tumultuous lead-up to the 2024 election. One member predicts: “It’ll be decided at the ammo box.”

Made by Cresilon, Traumagel can stop bleeding from gunshot wounds and is being looked at for future uses by the Department of Defense.

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Donald Trump made hundred of thousands from his branded Bible and millions from his properties – but also owes millions for defamation and fraud cases, according to his latest financial disclosures that shed little light on the perennial question of whether the Republican presidential nominee is, in fact, solvent.

Now, Walz defenders are frantically calling it a joke, claiming the bit (which the right-wing criticism noted it might have been) was lost on them.

Since March 26, there have been at least seven instances of ships experiencing a loss or reduction of power or steering in Maryland waters, according to the Coast Guard.

A dumpster in the parking lot of Jane Bancroft Cook Library on the campus of New College overflowed with books from the Gender and Diversity Center.

For at least seven decades, the original owner of a three-pack of Sheik condoms was successful in shielding their existence. The condoms, not yet decriminalized in Canada, had been carefully hidden between the floor joists of a basement in the Old North neighbourhood of London, Ont., an area marked by century-old homes. Slid behind some well-rusted tools and tins of old nails, the condom pack remained out of sight until it was discovered last week as part of cleanup and renovation work in the basement.

Justice minister signs extradition order for Megaupload founder 12 years after FBI-ordered raid over filesharing site

A photographer in the “right place at the right time” captured a series of incredible images of bobcat kittens playing with golf balls near the fairway of a Colorado golf course. A little cuteness respite from the overwhelming existential dread of the current hellscape.

Yolanda Greene’s life is on hold while criminal charges remain pending against her A St. Louis County nurse was fired from her job after being arrested—even though the police report that provided the basis of the charges against her is clearly contradicted by bystander video. The woman, 51-year-old Yolanda Greene, still faces three class-A misdemeanors—two for assault on a police officer and one for interfering with an arrest. “I sent the tape over to [Wesley] Bell’s office and said, ‘You’re prosecuting the wrong people. You should be prosecuting the police for lying in these reports,’” says Mark Pedroli, the attorney for Greene. The case shows the way that police narratives, which can be hastily written in the aftermath of an incident, can lead to serious repercussions for people involved, even when evidence later show them to be inaccurate. Bell, who was elected as a progressive reformer in the wake of Michael Brown’s death in Ferguson, had pledged to reform the relationship between police and the prosecutor’s office, which he said was so close that it at times presented a conflict of interest. (After defeating U.S. Representative Cori Bush in the Democratic primary last week, Bell is now almost certainly headed to Congress.) St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney spokesman Chris King tells SLM that despite Pedroli’s claims about the police reports, the charges are warranted.

Doctors in Canada have identified dozens of patients with similar, unexplained symptoms — a scientific puzzle that has now become a political maelstrom.

Michael Caughran’s history raises questions about extent to which his far-right and survivalist activities overlapped with his enlistment

The mpox outbreak never ended in Africa. Now a deadlier strain is spreading.

In an epic data breach, hackers claim to have taken 2.9 billion personal records from National Public Data. Most of the data are leaked online.

The chess player has been suspended by the Russian Chess Federation and could face jail time

Largest regional airline in North America also sued by flight attendant union for alleged retaliatory firings

Disney is trying to get a wrongful death lawsuit filed by a New York University doctor’s grieving husband tossed — because he signed up for the Disney+ streaming service years earlier, court papers said. Kanokporn Tangsuan’s bereaved widower, Jeffrey Piccolo, is suing the theme park juggernaut, claiming that she suffered a fatal allergic reaction shortly after eating at a Disney Springs restaurant in Florida last October. But Disney is claiming the $50,000 suit should be moved out of the courts because Piccolo agreed to arbitrate all disputes with the company when he first signed up for a one-month trial of the Disney+ streaming service back in 2019, court documents charge.