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Fleeing suspect captured after wild Range Rover chase across Los Angeles County
A suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday morning after leading California Highway Patrol officers on a high-speed chase in a Range Rover across Los Angeles County. The pursuit was broadcast live by local station FOX 11, and ended when officers detained the man in Montebello, one of several dramatic law enforcement incidents making headlines…
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Muslim sheriff shares the vile voicemail messages a creep keeps leaving him… including one about his INTESTINES
A Muslim sheriff in Pennsylvania, named Siddiq Kamara, has gone public with a series of abusive voicemail messages he says he has repeatedly received from an unknown caller. The messages reportedly include a racial slur and a graphic threat referencing his intestines, and Kamara shared the recordings to draw attention to the harassment he says…
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Whitney Cummings says Netflix cut Trump gag from Maher tribute
Comedian Whitney Cummings claimed that a joke she made about President Donald Trump was cut from Netflix’s broadcast of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor special honouring Bill Maher. Her claim adds to a wider pattern of complaints from comedians and entertainers about material being softened or removed when it targets Trump, feeding into…
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Deaf actress Kaylee Hottle from Godzilla vs. Kong dies aged 18
Kaylee Hottle, the 18-year-old deaf actress best known for playing Jia in “Godzilla vs. Kong” and its sequel “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” has died following a car crash. Fox News Digital confirmed her death, which occurred on a Tuesday morning, cutting short the career of a young performer praised for bringing authenticity to…
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World’s first ‘giga dive’ roller coaster keeps breaking down at Six Flags Over Texas, infuriating guests who’ve lined up for hours to ride it
A new “giga dive” roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas, billed as the first of its kind in the world, has been plagued by repeated breakdowns since opening, leaving visitors who queued for hours without a ride. The malfunctions have sparked frustration among guests, raising questions about the reliability of the ride’s novel design…
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Curious tale of Kevin Keegan’s cancer diagnosis – stomach tumour that killed him was only discovered after major car crash…as football legend dies aged 75
Kevin Keegan, the former Liverpool, Newcastle United and England footballer, has died aged 75. His stomach cancer diagnosis came about in an unusual way, only being discovered after he was involved in a serious car crash, which is a reminder of how incidental medical scans can sometimes uncover hidden illnesses. Keegan, regarded as one of…
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Female sheriff convicted of being bully boss from hell… and now taxpayers are on the hook for $250,000 because of her antics
A sheriff in Georgia, US, has been found to have created a hostile work environment for staff, with the county now required to pay out $250,000 as a result of a lawsuit brought over her conduct. The case highlights the financial consequences local taxpayers can face when public officials are found to have mistreated employees…
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Top Trump official makes new SAVE Act case to Republicans behind closed doors
Russell Vought, President Trump’s budget director, met privately with House Republicans in an effort to head off a conservative backlash against Speaker Mike Johnson’s latest attempt to pass the SAVE America Act. The closed-door session on Tuesday reflects concern within the administration that GOP holdouts could derail the legislation, which combines a contentious voter-eligibility measure…
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Boris Johnson claims Ed Miliband is to blame for Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
Boris Johnson has accused Ed Miliband of bearing responsibility for Vladimir Putin’s 2014 invasion of Ukraine, following Andy Burnham’s decision to appoint him foreign secretary. Johnson argued that Miliband’s role in blocking UK military intervention in Syria in 2013 emboldened Putin, framing the appointment as a poor choice that would please the Kremlin. The row…
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3 Hit Songs From 1964 That Don’t Make Much Sense, but We Still Love Them Anyway
This is a light music-nostalgia listicle from American Songwriter highlighting three 1964 hit singles whose lyrics are quirky or nonsensical yet remain beloved by fans of 1960s pop. It’s a retrospective feature rather than breaking news, celebrating the era’s playful, unrestrained songwriting. The three songs featured are Bobby Freeman’s “C’mon And Swim” (actually about a…