Like visiting our fabulous national parks? In celebration of Juneteenth National Independence Day, the National Park Service is offering free admission to all its parks and monuments on Thursday, June 19. Related Articles Wild pigs increase around the Bay Area, …
You can visit any national park for free on June 19 Read MoreBy LOLITA C. BALDOR and TARA COPP, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to field sharp questions from members of Congress about his tumultuous start as Pentagon chief, including his sharing of sensitive military details …
Watch: Hegseth faces Congress, talks Signal leaks and Marine deployment to Los Angeles Read MoreAn El Paso County child and an Arapahoe County adult caught the measles from two separate outbreaks, bringing Colorado’s total number of cases this year up to 14, state health officials said. The El Paso County child, who is less …
Two more measles cases confirmed in Aurora, Colorado Springs Read MoreU.S. Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY), who has been a vocal opponent of President Donald Trump‘s “big beautiful bill,” is supporting Elon Musk in his ongoing feud-heard-round-the-world with Trump. After leaving his job as a “special government employee” and “breaking up” …
GOP Congressman Backs Musk: “I Trust the Math From The Guy Who Lands Rockets Backwards” Read MoreBack in January, it took Justin Baldoni several weeks to file any kind of response to Blake Lively’s civil rights complaint and lawsuit. On January 16th, Baldoni filed a $400 million lawsuit against Blake, Ryan Reynolds, Blake’s publicist Leslie Sloane, …
Justin Baldoni’s lawsuits against Blake Lively & the NYT were both dismissed Read MoreBack in May, there was a strange update on a low-stakes royal story I’ve been following for a while. For a couple of years now, the British media has been trying to hype the Princess of Wales’s fashion and the …
Prince William apparently wants to do away with the royal-warrant system? Read MoreI’m a broken record about this, but the British system was not prepared for the Duchess of Sussex being so natural at “being a princess/duchess.” It wasn’t just a lack of preparedness for Meghan’s beauty, grace, intelligence and charisma. They …
Sun: Duchess Meghan is trademarking As Ever for ‘hospitality services’ Read MoreDonald Trump is trying to turn Los Angeles into a battlefield. Late last week, Angelenos organized widespread protests to ICE and the fascist, terrifying “raids” being conducted in LA. Over the weekend, Trump responded to the protests by sending in …
The Trump-deployed National Guard have nowhere to sleep or shower in LA Read MoreOver the weekend, the Telegraph published an exclusive piece written by Camilla Tominey. I tried to get through it the best I could and provide the most significant excerpts, but it was difficult because Tominey just lies throughout the piece. …
Aides are frustrated by Prince William & Kate’s ‘aversion to official duties’ Read MoreFor everything that has been said about new Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs over the course of his career, and even just about two months into his tenure in New England, few players have ever said he is a bad …
Patriots’ Drake Maye Breaks Silence on Stefon Diggs After Controversy Read MoreNostalgia is having a moment around the NBA and some fans are not happy with one decision made during the finals. From throwback jerseys to the old NBA Finals logo, both the teams and league are leaning on its history …
NBA Finals Sparks Backlash for Questionable Decision During Pacers-Thunder Read MoreWhile there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the 2025 Patriots season, perhaps the biggest reason for excitement is one that is probably not discussed enough. That would be the retooled defensive line, which has dominated through the …
Patriots Star Issues Emphatic Warning After Comeback Read MoreMemorial Day is an unofficial marker in the MLB season, and at that stage, all was well for the Philadelphia Phillies. At 34-19, they owned the best record in the league, having just come off a nine-game winning streak, and …
Answer to Phillies’ Woes Could Be a Phone Call Away Read MoreNEW YORK — Sly Stone, the revolutionary musician and dynamic showman whose Sly and the Family Stone transformed popular music in the 1960s and ’70s and beyond with such hits as “Everyday People,” “Stand!” and “Family Affair,” has died. He …
Sly Stone dead: Sly and the Family Stone frontman was 82 Read MoreBy ISAAC SCHARF and AREEJ HAZBOUN, Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel deported activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday, the country’s Foreign Ministry said, a day after the Gaza-bound ship she was on was seized by the Israeli military. Thunberg left on …
Israel deports Greta Thunberg after Gaza-bound ship she was on was seized Read MoreBy CHRIS MEGERIAN, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump plans to speak at Fort Bragg on Tuesday to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army as he deploys the military in an attempt to quiet immigration protests …
Trump heads to Fort Bragg while facing criticism for deploying military at Los Angeles protests Read MoreBy Alex Brown, Clark Corbin and Kyle Dunphey, Stateline.org Public outcry was swift and forceful after a U.S. House committee last month hastily approved an amendment directing the federal government to sell off more than half a million acres of …
Long-thwarted efforts to sell public lands see new life under Trump Read MoreBy JILL LAWLESS, Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The U.S. and China held a second day of talks Tuesday in London aimed at easing their trade dispute, after President Donald Trump said China is “not easy” but the U.S. was …
US-China trade talks in London enter their second day Read MoreBy MORIAH BALINGIT, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — When children of wealthy families reach adulthood, they often benefit from the largesse of parents in the form of a trust fund. It’s another way they get a leg up on less …
Can $1,000 at birth change a child’s future? A Republican proposal aims to find out Read MoreBy LOLITA C. BALDOR and TARA COPP, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to field sharp questions from members of Congress about his tumultuous start as Pentagon chief, including his sharing of sensitive military details …
Hegseth faces Congress for first time since Signal leaks and Marine deployment to Los Angeles Read More