Republican Rep. Nancy Mace introduced legislation Monday to federally decriminalize marijuana.

A bombshell Wall Street Journal investigation shows that Bobby Kotick, among other things, settled out of court with an assistant he’d threatened to have killed.

A law enforcement source has confirmed Memphis-based rapper Young Dolph has been killed in a shooting at a cookie shop in Memphis. He was 36. Memphis Police were on the scene of a shooting Wednesday afternoon at 2370 Airways Boulevard near Ketchum. Officers and witnesses could be seen in front of a broken window at Makeda’s Butter Cookies, a bakery in a strip shopping center where Young Dolph had visited recently. See video of his visit to Makeda’s in July.

Incarcerated since June 2015, Davis remains in jail while his wife fights for his freedom. IN JANUARY 2016, seven months after surviving that barrage of police gunfire inside Big Herb’s Auto Repair, Keith Davis Jr. was found not guilty of the armed robbery when the driver repeated what he’d said all along: The cops chased and shot the wrong guy. Davis, who’d just bought a pack of cigarettes from a convenience store, had run, with others, when someone yelled, “Gun!”—dashing across Reistertown Road into Big Herb’s alley garage. Shortly before going to court, prosecutors had dropped the most serious charges, the counts of firing a weapon at police. Kelly thought her nightmare was coming to a close. Instead, days after Davis’ acquittal, the City State’s Attorney’s Office—without a hint to Davis, his family, Kelly, or his defense attorney since his shooting by police—indicted him for murder in the seemingly unrelated slaying of a Pimlico security guard. Five hours before the hack driver had been robbed, Kevin Jones had been brutally shot 11 times, including in his mouth and head, while walking to work across the racetrack’s parking lot. To date, the State’s Attorney’s Office has failed four times to convict Davis of the same murder. Incarcerated ever since he was moved from Sinai to Central Booking with shrapnel still in his neck, Davis now awaits a fifth murder trial set for May. That prosecutors dropped the charge of shooting at police, lost the armed robbery case, and now are 0-for-4 on the homicide charge, is not surprising. In 2018, the Civilian Review Board recommended suspending two officers and terminating two others involved in the Davis shooting for their excessive use of force, and the “serious discrepancies” and “lack of credibility” in their testimony. One of the first two officers on the scene, Catherine Filippou, later resigned when it was revealed the FBI was investigating her alleged involvement in a drug trafficking ring.

Hired to perform at a Range Rover corporate event, Wyclef Jean understood the assignment

Thanks to the NASCAR connection, I can justify writing about this impressive act of urination!

In the latest installment of misinformation surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine, we find yet another lie where the proffered “cure” is far worse than the original intervention. At first it sounds like a recipe for a soothing spa treatment for tired muscles: a cup each of sea salt, Epsom salts and baking soda in a warm bath. But then comes a cup of borax, a caustic agent that has been linked to infertility and can damage the skin and other organs. This, according to NBC News, is what’s being touted online as a recipe for undoing a Covid-19 vaccine. The borax bath recipe has gone viral among the minority of Americans who have gotten vaccinated but, for whatever reason, have come to regret it.

The convictions of two men are expected to be thrown out after a 22-month investigation, validating long-held doubts about who killed the civil rights leader.

A Louisiana board voted unanimously Wednesday to release a 75-year-old man sentenced to life in prison as a teenager for killing an East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff's deputy.

Police say the attack was not random and that the suspect and victims knew each other.

Many in Ironton are mourning the loss of Ike the 'Panhandling Dog.'

We met briefly at Oxford

Residents urged to work from home and trucks carrying non-essential goods banned as air pollution hits dangerous levels.

NEW YORK (AP) — An estimated 100,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in one year, a never-before-seen milestone that health officials say is tied to the COVID-19 pandemic and a more dangerous drug supply. Drug overdoses now surpass deaths from car crashes, guns and even flu and pneumonia. The total is close to that for diabetes, the nation’s No. 7 cause of death.

Rail riders past and present leave messages for each other, but not the ones you’ve probably heard about.

He was a provocative media darling for decades. Offstage, exes allege, he was an abuser who made their lives hell. A Rolling Stone investigation based on court documents and more than 55 new interv…

Jellycat, the stuffed animal brand for babies and toddlers, has accumulated a VERY enthusiastic parent fan base.

In 1977, she found a burn mark in the shape of a face. She and her family were never the same.

Behold, the 45th president leading Abraham Lincoln and JFK into battle.

On the anniversary of the film version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, it's time to look back on the best thing to come from the franchise.