Category: "Column 2"

Los Angeles ballots got fire damage—apparently even the drop box wanted to vote, then quit.

Jeffrey Epstein wanted to spread his DNA; now even his sperm needs a legal representative.

Arrests, tear gas, chaos—Newark’s ICE showdown explodes as masked agitators scatter under curfew

New emails say Garland played solo? Washington’s accountability system just formed a jazz trio.

Boston’s Pride kickoff is days away, but a viral outbreak may derail everything.

Hasan Piker says he missed the subpoena, proving even Marxists can’t locate the paperwork department.

Biden’s tax dollars allegedly funded the protest, then the protest funded the outrage—very efficient government.

Israel’s map now says: evacuate first, ask questions somewhere north of the Zahrani.

A rain-soaked WWII hero silences the crowd with a warning no one expected.

Memorial Day erupts as Jacob Frey honors George Floyd — and conservatives see red

Trump says an Iran deal could reshape the Middle East—and force new countries to choose sides.

America’s fertility crisis just hit a new low — and the numbers are still sliding.

Washington insiders are moving to keep a digital dollar alive—and one lawmaker says he heard it firsthand.

Former Chick-fil-A worker accused of 800 fake refunds, and $80,000 vanished fast!

Trump threatens to pull troops from Germany — but Washington’s leverage may be fading fast.

A Christian school punished for refusing a transathlete just scored a stunning legal victory over Vermont

Man carries a skeleton into a bank—and what staff demanded next sparked outrage

Tina Peters’ sentence got commuted, but the bureaucracy still wants another nine years of paperwork.

Three horses stabbed at a Las Vegas show—police now say a teenage competitor is responsible.

New Jersey police finally moved on the Antifa mob—what forced the crackdown now?

Blackstone’s tower fire sale signals downtown collapse, with vacancy soaring and buyers circling.

A Senate hopeful’s campaign is rocked by explicit texts—and the fallout could worsen tonight.

Aimee Bock faces sentencing, while Minnesota’s paperwork heroes allegedly treated fraud like a group project.

After the leftist yard sale got swept away, Newark’s ICE center revealed a very organized mess.

Paris celebrates PSG’s historic win, but streets erupt—hundreds injured, dozens badly hurt, arrests soaring.

Washington says Iran’s top leader may be unreachable, even to his own officials—negotiations hang by a thread.

A teenage sailor vanished at Pearl Harbor—now his name is finally coming home after 85 years.

Starmer under fire as his own crackdown stalls—critics say his backbenchers are calling the shots.

A county courthouse transforms when one four-legged visitor steps in, but why does it matter now?

A billion dollars to dodge Cesar Chavez’s gravesite — and California’s rail nightmare deepens fast

A Texas judge just opened the door to a Muslim-led city, and opponents are sounding alarms.

Gavin Newsom’s California licensed him to drive, then two newlyweds were killed

A child screaming in bed, a naked predator inside—how did this repeat offender slip through?

Keir Starmer dodges a sleaze probe, but one Tory says his days are numbered.

Trump says Iran talks are delicate, but his all-caps complaint has weathered the real negotiating table.

Schumer declares war on a $1.8 billion fund Republicans can’t seem to escape

Scandal after scandal: Platner’s campaign cracks as explosive texts send loyal Democrats running

From seldom enforced to political piñata: FARA finally found a pulse, and a target.

Trump demands cognitive tests for presidents—just after acing the “I’m definitely fine” exam himself.

New Jersey protests: from moral theater to projectiles, barriers, and a half-mile curfew encore.

Parents now crowd board meetings with books; bureaucracy finally meets its natural predator, paper.

Newark gets barriers, chants, and state police—America’s most expensive group hug.

Musk, Altman and Amodei are all moving toward Wall Street — and one market may not survive.

Protesters try to breach the prime minister’s residence as Spain’s political crisis explodes tonight.

Los Angeles grime becomes Spencer Pratt’s billboard—and Karen Bass may have to erase it by cleaning the city.

New filings raise fresh questions as AOC keeps paying a ketamine psychiatrist with campaign cash.

One in three Americans say they’re in crisis—and the financial pain behind it is getting worse.

Ted Waitt heads to Capitol Hill as Epstein file references raise fresh questions and pressure

A sheriff indicted, a jailbreak exposed, and investigators say this scandal reaches far deeper.

A brain zapping headset just won FDA clearance—now the real question: does it actually work?

800,000 names on Oregon rolls—now the clock starts ticking on a massive purge