New Study Links ‘Everywhere Chemicals’ Found in Plastics to 2 Million Premature Births
Black NJ Congresswoman Speaks On Facing 17 Years in Prison for Visiting ICE Detainees
Why It Is So Hard to Believe These 15 Public Figures Face Accusations of Racism
NBA Player Fired Over Anti-LGBTQ Pride Month Comments Sparks Free Speech Debate
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Ga. Man Returns Home from Short Trip to Find Squatters Changed The Locks and Moved In
A man says a group of squatters broke into his vacant rental home while he was away and set up shop.
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St. Louis Principal Allegedly Tries to Cover Up Affair With a Shocking Crime
The St. Louis teacher was accused of hiring someone to kill a teacher he was seeing.
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DeSantis Got a Slew of DEI Experts Fired at University of Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis got his wish: The University of Florida just fired its entire diversity, equity, and inclusion office.
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4 Most Shocking Takeaways from Atlanta Cult Leader’s Conviction
Eligio Bishop or “Natureboy” was found guilty of rape and sentenced to life in prison.
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In Fani Willis Case, Trump’s ‘Star Witness’ Was a Surprising and Confusing Choice
A judge heard closing arguments Friday in a case to disqualify Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis from Trump Georgia election interference prosecution.
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Viral New York Subway Video Reignites Fears and Anxieties. But Should We Be Looking Deeper?
Amira Hunter, who was arrested for hitting a subway cellist with water bottle, was released yesterday.
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Woman Who Accused Diddy of ‘Gang Rape,’ May Have to Reveal Herself
Diddy responded to the allegations two weeks ago, claiming he “never participated in, witnessed, or was presently aware” of any sexual misconduct.
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Internet Sleuths Theorize Meek Mill and Usher Are the Mystery People Redacted in New Diddy Lawsuit
Even though Meek Mill and Usher were not named in the 73-page complaint, some believe their names were redacted in the suit.