A Mississippi man who was a long way from home while experiencing a bathroom emergency took a unique approach to the problem. It got him arrested. All was normal at the Kroger in Rosenberg, Texas, around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday. Employees were stocking shelves in the quiet time before the store opened, according to KLAW-FM. Then came smashing and crashing as an SUV drove into

A Mississippi man who was a long way from home while experiencing a bathroom emergency took a unique approach to the problem. It got him arrested. All was normal at the Kroger in Rosenberg, Texas, around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday. Employees were stocking shelves in the quiet time before the store opened, according to KLAW-FM. Then came smashing and crashing as an SUV drove into

A Mississippi man who was a long way from home while experiencing a bathroom emergency took a unique approach to the problem. It got him arrested. All was normal at the Kroger in Rosenberg, Texas, around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday. Employees were stocking shelves in the quiet time before the store opened, according to KLAW-FM. Then came smashing and crashing as an SUV drove into

Christa Gail Pike. Credit: Tennessee Department of Corrections The first female scheduled to be executed in two centuries in Tennessee has received a reprieve after so-called “serious concerns” emerged. As NBC News reported, the Sixth Court of Appeals on Wednesday granted convicted murderer Christa Pike a stay of execution roughly an hour before it was scheduled to be carried out. The stay came after a

One of Jack Smith’s Special Assistants asked to “reset” his phone. Smith approved it. The only reason you reset your phone is to delete everything on it. When IT personnel told Smith that moving his team’s email and documents from one server to another could potentially erase “Metadata,” Smith said, ” Do it anyway.” We wanted nearly every republican’s data while fine with destroying their

Marsha Blackburn (Credit: Gage Skidmore) Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) announced a lawsuit against Former Special Counsel Jack Smith over his accessing of phone records secretly obtained during his investigation of President Donald Trump. The Senator is suing Smith in his personal capacity, arguing he was never lawfully empowered to wield the authority behind the Arctic Frost investigation. A report released by House Judiciary Chairman Jim

There are moments in the life of a republic when political debate moves beyond taxes, programs, and ideology and confronts a more fundamental question: Who controls the territory? For any functioning state, the answer must be clear: the government, acting under the Constitution and the law. Colombia knows what happens when that principle breaks down. For decades, guerrillas, paramilitary organizations, drug traffickers, criminal gangs, and

President Trump announces most-favored-nation drug pricing agreement with all 50 states President Trump is scheduled to announce plans for South Korea to invest over $50 billion in a new liquefied natural gas pipeline in Alaska this afternoon. The announcement in the Oval Office with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will futher Trump’s American energy agenda and “accelerate America’s nuclear energy renaissance,” according to White House spokesperson

Senate Democrats blocked a House-passed congressional stock trading ban that had a voter ID requirement attached to it on Wednesday. The “Stop Insider Trading Act,” which needed 60 votes to advance, failed in a 53-47 vote. Every single Democrats voted to block the bill. The bill would block members of Congress, their spouses and children from purchasing new stocks. The Hill reported: Senate Democrats on

President Trump on Wednesday announced the last American forces are leaving Iraq. The President took a shot at George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden as he labeled the operation a “quagmire.” Trump said that unlike Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal, there will be an orderly departure. Trump’s full statement: Today, I am pleased to announce, that the last American Forces are leaving Iraq! It