A mother from Washington DC has sparked controversy by admitting to using most of a $10,000 taxpayer-funded lump sum meant for impoverished mothers on a luxury vacation to Miami. The recipient, 27-year-old Canethia Miller, revealed in a recent interview with the Washington Post that she spent over $6,000 of the windfall on herself and her …

A San Francisco public defender is facing potential sanctions after accusations that she painted a victim of domestic abuse as a “Fatal Attraction” style woman obsessed with her abuser. Deputy Public Defender Ilona Yanez reportedly made statements during the trial that shifted the blame onto the victim, Jordana Cahen, who was brutally attacked by her …

A federal judge has recently dismissed a class-action lawsuit by a California resident against GE Appliances’ parent company, Haier Appliances, which is one of the leading appliance makers in the country. Charles Drake, the plaintiff, had accused the company of fraudulent marketing tactics by claiming that their gas stovetop was safe for use despite its …

Fani Willis, the prosecutor leading the case against former President Trump in Georgia, has come under scrutiny in recent weeks due to potential conflicts of interest in her team. The latest discovery reveals that Willis retained an expert prosecutor, John Floyd, who had previously donated to her campaign for district attorney in 2020. Floyd, a …

President Joe Biden is under fire from both Democrats and Republicans for his handling of the migrant crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. The latest criticism comes from Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who compared Biden to former President Donald Trump and accused him of considering executive action to address the situation. Ocasio-Cortez took to social media …

Former Democratic senator Claire McCaskill criticized the New York Times on Thursday for fact-checking President Joe Biden’s remarks about the economy. During an appearance on MSNBC, McCaskill called it “ridiculous” that the outlet would fact-check Biden while allegedly ignoring the “torrent of lies” that former president Donald Trump spewed while in office. McCaskill urged all …

In a major move by the Biden administration, over 150,000 borrowers of federal student loans can expect to receive a personal email congratulating them on their newfound debt forgiveness. The plan, which will cost American taxpayers $1.2 billion, is the latest in a series of actions taken by President Biden to address the student loan …

New data released by Nielsen has revealed a surprising trend in the world of streaming television shows. Contrary to popular belief, it seems that older shows are actually outperforming newer ones in terms of views. The data, which was released for the year 2023, shows that the top show streamed was not one of the …

After years of controversy and speculation, the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, has announced that he will be signing a bill into law that will release the grand jury material from the state’s 2006 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious child sex predator. The bill received unanimous support from Florida’s legislature and aims to shed …

The White House has been rocked by shocking details of President Biden’s dog’s attacks on Secret Service agents. According to newly released documents obtained by journalist John Greenewald through a Freedom of Information Act request, Commander, the president’s German shepherd, has bitten agents in at least 24 incidents. The severity of these attacks has left …