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Michelle Obama shared that she has no intention of entering politics, citing her daughters’ well-being as the primary reason. Speaking on Kylie Kelce’s podcast, the former First Lady explained that her daughters, Sasha and Malia, faced intense public scrutiny during Barack Obama’s presidency and deserve a life away from the spotlight. Obama said she was […]
New York State Police issued over 11,500 tickets during their St. Patrick’s Day weekend enforcement campaign. The crackdown included sobriety checkpoints, underage drinking enforcement, and increased patrols targeting speeding, distracted driving, and aggressive behavior. A total of 239 people were arrested for DWI, and officers investigated 563 crashes, none of which were fatal. In the […]
Deputy Dominic Kujawa of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office has been indicted for allegedly allowing fights between inmates at the Monroe County Jail. According to Sheriff Todd Baxter, Kujawa not only failed to intervene in violent altercations but also enabled them. An internal investigation was launched after an incarcerated individual reported the misconduct. Kujawa now […]
Eugene “Big U” Henley, a known hip-hop industry figure and alleged leader of the Rollin’ 60s Crips, has been indicted in a sweeping RICO case. Federal prosecutors accuse him of running a criminal enterprise involved in murder, fraud, extortion, and racketeering. The 107-page indictment alleges Henley extorted athletes and celebrities like Draymond Green and Shaquille […]
A growing number of European tourists are reporting extended detentions by U.S. border officials, raising international concerns. Among them is German citizen Lucas Sielaff, who was held for 16 days after a routine border crossing from Mexico into the U.S. with his American fiancée. He was accused of violating his 90-day tourist permit, despite only […]
The Buffalo Bills will once again hold their training camp at St. John Fisher University in Rochester for the 2025 NFL season. This marks the 24th time the team has trained in the Rochester area, continuing a tradition that began in 2000. The only exceptions were during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the exact dates and […]
Netflix’s The Residence is a witty, stylish whodunit set in the White House, blending comedy and classic murder mystery tropes. The eight-episode series kicks off with the murder of the head usher, A.B. Wynter, during a state dinner. Detective Cordelia Cupp (Uzo Aduba) is called in to investigate, questioning a colorful cast of characters, including […]
A copy of Bertrand W. Sinclair’s Wild West was returned nearly a century after its 1926 due date to the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library. Discovered while cleaning out the home of a deceased relative, the book had been missing for over 35,000 days. Reference librarian Christopher Smith said it’s the oldest overdue return […]
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, fulfilling a campaign pledge and a long-held goal of some conservatives. He criticized the agency for “breath-taking failures” and pledged to return its funding to individual states. The decision is already facing legal challenges aimed at blocking the agency’s closure and […]