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Conservatives torch ‘climate refugee’ couple after Texas escape ends in ‘literal crap show’
A couple calling themselves climate refugees left Texas for Maine only to find human feces on their porch, drawing sharp criticism from conservatives.
WNBA's officiating overhaul is already drawing complaints from players and coaches one week into season
The WNBA formed an officiating task force to fix physicality issues, but early 2026 season data shows teams averaging 22.3 fouls per game, up from 17.5.
Senate takes major first step to prevent future shutdowns with painful accountability play
Senate advances Kennedy's resolution to withhold lawmaker pay during shutdowns, adding consequences as government closures become more frequent.
Xavier Becerra draws fierce criticism after attempting to control terms of on-camera interview
California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra faced backlash after asking a reporter if an interview would be a "gotcha piece" before it began.
San Francisco Giants asked to retire 'thrusting' celebration a day after taking the league by storm
The Giants' outfield hip thrusting celebration is already over after someone in authority reportedly put the kibosh on the viral postgame tradition.
Name-brand deals under $50 hiding in Nordstrom's sale section
Nordstrom's sale section is packed with under-$50 deals from Carhartt, Calvin Klein and Lucky Brand, with clothing, shoes and beauty up to 66% off.
If this hasn't been said before, it should've been — you can't hide in the bushes at a bachelorette pool party
A 51-year-old man was arrested after allegedly hiding in bushes near a West Palm Beach Airbnb bachelorette party and exposing himself to partygoers.
Dems under fire for ‘malign Chinese influence’ as shocking spy mayor donations uncovered: ‘How many more?’
California mayor Eileen Wang agreed to plead guilty to acting as a Chinese agent, and FEC filings show donations allegedly tied to her went to Democrats.
Former PGA Championship winner likens Bryson DeChambeau to a politician in spot-on assessment
Two-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau isn't needed by the PGA Tour, says Rich Beem, arguing that no golfer is bigger than the game itself.
Gavin Newsom accused of 'infantilizing' parents with diaper program in scathing Washington Post editorial
Washington Post editorial board criticizes Gov. Newsom's taxpayer-funded diaper program, accusing him of expanding California's cradle-to-grave welfare.
Facial recognition jails innocent grandmother, attorney says
Angela Lipps says she was arrested based on a facial recognition match and jailed for months before bank records helped prove she was in Tennessee.
Senate Democrats finally crack GOP unity on Trump's Iran war as Murkowski flips
Senate Republicans fractured on Iran war powers as Rand Paul and GOP colleagues voted to end Trump's Operation Epic Fury military campaign.