A Los Angeles toddler has become the youngest American member of Mensa, where membership is strictly limited to those who score at the highest levels in IQ tests.

Design "concepts" that drive your fart fetishist brain crazy

The sponsor of Tennessee’s new law requiring businesses and government facilities to post signs if they let transgender people use the bathrooms of their choice now says those who refuse could face up to six months in jail.

Music class at the local library, playdates, playgrounds, parks, and pretend still make me want to do almost anything else, [that is about me].

Lawyers argue U.S. officials and police are immune for steps taken to secure a president’s movements.

Representative Justin Humphrey announced a $3 million bounty Wednesday on the State House floor.

"There's no way police should be called on me when I am on my own property, in my own neighborhood, on my own block," Robinson said.

Police searched a unit on May 18 on the back of intelligence that led them to believe it was being used as a cannabis farm.

The Rod of Iron Ministries has become more militant since leader Hyung Jin “Sean” Moon attended the riot at the U.S. Capitol on January 6.

Edith Massey was the apotheosis of chaotic good: a winning and amiable character actor who’s remembered today for a screen persona that was at once kind, disruptive, and surreal. If the legendary actor Divine soared the highest in John Waters’ ’70s oeuvre, it was Massey who reinforced the weird, wild heart of his films. And when Divine was too busy headlining a Tom Eyen play in New York to appear in the third installment of Waters’ infamous “Trash Trilogy,” the director shook things up, and perennial supporting players Massey and Mink Stole got to step up and soak up the spotlight.

The programs Roosevelt put together may not have met a Platonic ideal of modern progress, but they saved American democracy itself.

A teacher is disappointed with Gov. Kevin Stitt after one of her summer classes was canceled due to House Bill 1775, which bans educators from teaching certain concepts of race and racism.

The day after the November 2020 election, the chairs of the Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian parties of Maricopa County, Arizona, initiated a routine but important process to safeguard our democracy: a post-election audit. Per state law, after almost every countywide election in Arizona,1 a multiparty audit board must conduct a hand count of ballots from a sample of randomly selected voting precincts and compare them with the results from voting machines. The hand counts in Arizona’s most populous county, home to Phoenix, started the Saturday after the election and wrapped up two days later. Not a single discrepancy was found. Six-plus months later, Maricopa County’s ballots are still being counted — but by another group entirely. For the past five weeks, workers from Cyber Ninjas, a small private cybersecurity company based in Sarasota, Florida, have gathered in an arena to re-recount all the ballots — nearly 2.1 million — at the behest of the state’s Republican senators. Auditors have reportedly scanned ballots with UV lights to look for secret watermarks that conspiracy theorists believe then-President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security placed on legitimate ballots to differentiate them from fraudulent ones; they’ve also inspected ballots for traces of bamboo to determine if they were imported from Asia. The process was supposed to be completed by May 14, but workers were unable to finish the count in time, so the state Senate has extended its lease at the arena through the end of June.

The embattled Florida right-winger called for violence the day after a mass shooting in San Jose.

Having learned precisely zero lessons from the Capitol riot, the troubled congressman whipped up a Georgia crowd on Thursday night.

Videos show officer Evan Solano confront the driver of a white SUV with his gun out. The Police Department's Bureau of Internal Affairs is investigating the May 21 incident.

Victorian attempts to veil the meanings of crude ancient Greek words are set to be brushed away by a new dictionary 23 years in the making. It is the first to take a fresh look at the language in almost 200 years. The new dictionary’s editors “spare no blushes”, Diggle said, when it comes to the words that “brought a blush to Victorian cheeks”. The verb χέζω (chezo), translated by Liddell and Scott as “ease oneself, do one’s need”, is defined in the new dictionary as “to defecate” and translated as “to shit”; βινέω (bineo) is no longer “inire, coire, of illicit intercourse”, but “fuck”; λαικάζω (laikazo), in the 19th-century dictionary translated as “to wench”, is now defined as “perform fellatio” and translated as “suck cocks”.

The corrections department has spent more than $2,000 on ingredients to make cyanide gas, the same used in Auschwitz

New South Wales Deputy Premier John Barilaro has sued YouTube comedian Jordan Shanks-Markovina for defamation over two videos he alleges were part of a smear campaign against him. In a case filed in the Federal Court on Thursday, Mr Barilaro said Mr Shanks-Markovina – also known as Friendlyjordies – defamed him in videos titled bruz and Secret Dictatorship, which were published on YouTube in September and October last year. It is alleged the hurt and harm is aggravated by Mr Shanks-Markovina engaging in a “vile and racist attack” against Mr Barilaro’s Italian heritage, including calling him a “conman to the core, powered by spaghetti”, “greasy Ned Kelly”, and a “big, fat wog cock”.

The congressman is reportedly running to assist Ron DeSantis, who would be considered the Republican frontrunner if the former president does not run