Mexican Police Stumble Upon Remains Of 1,000 Year Old Victims Of Ritual Decapitations
Police in Mexico thought they had stumbled upon a mass grave of murder victims when they located 150 skulls along the Guatemalan border. It turns out they stumbled on remains of sacrificial victims from over one thousand years ago.
Republicans Move To Stop Biden From Future Student Debt Pauses After Latest Moratorium
A group of Republican senators wants to bring back student loan payments by passing legislation that will prevent President Joe Biden or future presidents from passing freezing payments without Congress' approval.
US Economy Contracts By 1.4% In Weakest Performance Since Start Of Pandemic
The U.S. economy has been battered by a maelstrom of challenges at home and abroad, pushing GDP to contract by 1.4% in the first quarter of 2022.
Ex-US Diplomat To Plead Guilty To Illegal Lobbying For Qatar While Working As Ambassador
A former US ambassador has plead guilty to making false statements about foreign lobbying work he performed on behalf of Qatar, including accepting a luxurious trip to London while still serving the US government.
CIA's 'Queen Of Torture' Turns Over New Leaf As Beauty Influencer
A female CIA officer who was dubbed the "Queen of Torture" by The New Yorker is now operating as a beauty influencer online.
Russia Releases Ex-Marine Trevor Reed In Rare Prisoner Exchange For Drug Trafficker
In a rare prisoner exchange amidst the war in Ukraine, Russia released ex-Marine Trevor Reed into US custody in exchange for a Russian pilot convicted of drug trafficking.
Credit Suisse CEO Waves Off US Probe Into Destroyed Russian Oligarch's Business Documents
Credit Suisse's CEO expressed confidence that the U.S. Congress will find no evidence the bank conspired to evade sanctions on Russia or its oligarchs.
Criminal Justice Reform In US: How Biden Wants To Rehabilitate Ex-Convicts
The Biden administration has released a blueprint for its new strategy on how it aims to rehabilitate former convicts and ease their way back into society through expanded access to jobs and education.
Why A New UN Rule May Not Stop Russia From Abusing Veto Power On Security Council
The United Nations has adopted a new rule aimed at curbing the use of veto power on the Security Council, but it may not be enough to stop Russia from continuing to abuse it.
United Airlines Announces Historic Expansion Ahead Of Expected International Travel Surge
United Airlines is working to get ahead of what it expects to be a strong demand for transatlantic flights to Europe this summer with a historic expansion of its transatlantic flights offerings.
First Gubernatorial Debate In Georgia Race Showcases Cold War Between Trump, Republican Establishment
The first debate in Georgia's Republican gubernatorial primary turned into a bitter war of words over the 2020 election, providing a window into a wider struggle between Donald Trump and his rivals inside the Republican Party.
Suicide Or Act Of Compassion? Climate Activist Dies After Self-Immolation In Front Of Supreme Court
A climate activist from Boulder, Colorado has died after setting himself on fire in protest in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
'An Embarrassment': Trump Dives Into British Royalty Gossip, Says Prince Harry Is 'Whipped' By Meghan Markle
Former President Donald Trump has taken the latest shots in his war of words with Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle by accusing her of leading Prince Harry "around by the nose" in a recent interview.
Proud Boy Menaces FBI Agent By Texting Home Address; Gets Arrested By Same Agent
A member of the Proud Boys threatened an FBI agent investigating him by listing the agent's home address back to them. The agent later was responsible for arresting him.
[LISTEN] Recording Released Of Kevin McCarthy Saying He Would Ask Trump To Resign After Jan. 6
Only after House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy forcefully denied reporting that he discussed plans to ask former President Donald Trump to resign, a new recording was released directly contradicting him.
China Hands Down Death Sentence To US Professor For Murder Of His Girlfriend
A court in China has sentenced a U.S. professor to death for stabbing to death his 21-year old girlfriend last summer.
Infighting Within The Republican Party? Book Details McCarthy's Private Fury With Trump After Capitol Riot
A new book by a pair of reporters with the New York Times details how House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy fumed over former President Donald Trump's actions during the Capitol Riot before re-embracing him.
CNN+ Will Stop Streaming On April 30 After Only A Month Of Operation
After barely a month of existence, CNN announced that its streaming service CNN+ will be coming to an end.
Pushing Fourth COVID Vaccine Shot May Not Be Best Strategy Against Virus, Says CDC Panel
A CDC panel warned that a fourth dose of a COVID-19 vaccine may not be the best or most effective strategy to combat the virus going forward.
Infowars' Alex Jones Wants Immunity From DOJ To Talk About Jan. 6
Infowars' Alex Jones has offered to share information about any role he played with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot with federal prosecutors but only if he is granted immunity from potential prosecution.
Netflix Subscribers React With Disgust After CEO Suggests Service May Add Commercials
Netflix subscribers are not taking kindly to any suggestion that the streaming service may add commercials. Already they say that they might just take their dollars elsewhere.
'Zero Tolerance' For Unruly Flyers Will Continue Despite End Of Mask Mandate, Says FAA
Flights may no longer require masks, but that doesn't mean bad behavior is going to be tolerated.
Intruder Shot Dead By Secret Service While Vandalizing The Peruvian Ambassador's Residence In DC
An unknown intruder was shot dead by the U.S. Secret Service after vandalizing the property of the Peruvian ambassador in Washington D.C.
Mortgage Demand Collapses As Market Reacts To Rising Interest Rates
Mortgage demand has collapsed as mortgage rates continue their ascent amid the Federal Reserve's tightening of monetary conditions.
Former Trump Surgeon General Slams Federal Judge For Ending Mask Mandate On Public Transit
Jerome Adams, who served as Surgeon General during the Trump administration, slammed a judge's decision to end the CDC mask mandate on public transportation.
Three U.S. Sailors From The Same Aircraft Carrier Have Died In Nine Days, But Navy Hasn't Shared How
Three U.S. Navy sailors who served onboard the USS George Washington were discovered dead in the last nine days, but the circumstances remain unclear.
Georgia Judge Says Legal Effort To Remove Republican Marjorie Taylor-Greene From Ballot Can Proceed
A lawsuit aimed at preventing Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene from running for re-election has been allowed to proceed by a federal judge in Georgia.
'I'm Done Talking': MSNBC Analyst Leaves Network To Join Ukraine's International Legion
MSNBC analyst and veteran intelligence officer Malcolm Nance has left the network to join Ukraine's International Legion to take part in the war against Russia.
Federal Judge Rules Against Biden Administration On Mask Mandate For Public Transit, Says CDC Overstepped
A federal judge in Florida struck down President Joe Biden's order to extend a mask mandate for public transportation as several states and cities express concern about the stealth subvariant of COVID-19.
Is The US Heading To A Recession? Goldman Sachs Analysts Predict Chances Of Economic Gloom
The U.S. economy has a 35% chance of tipping into recession amidst rising inflation and plans by the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in the coming months, according to analysts from Goldman Sachs.
