This Day in History: May 13
Vice President Richard Nixon and his wife, Pat, are spat upon and their limousine battered by rocks thrown by anti-U.S. demonstrators in Caracas, Venezuela. Pope John Paul II is shot and seriously wounded;
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Jeff Bezos bio makes bombshell claims about alleged Saudi role, purported penis pic
Jeff Bezos pushed an unfounded theory that Saudi Arabia was behind the revelation of his affair with Lauren Sanchez — and relished how it shifted the focus away “from the more unsavory and complicated truth,” a new biography claims.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces $1M lottery for vaccinated citizens
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has come up with an unorthodox incentive for Ohioans to get vaccinated.
New York woman arrested after striking Asian woman with a hammer, causing laceration
A woman who allegedly demanded two Asian women remove their masks then struck one with a hammer was arrested Wednesday, the NYPD announced.
Houston tiger roaming neighborhood evokes memories of 400-pound tiger found living in Harlem apartment
Houston made headlines this week after a tiger was found wandering a suburban neighborhood where it came face-to-face with an armed deputy before a man put the animal in the back seat of a white Jeep Cherokee and fled the scene.
Florida gas station clerk rescues bloodied, kidnapped woman, had to ‘get her safe into the store with me’
A Florida gas station clerk who intervened in the alleged kidnapping of a woman on Mother's Day while working a weekend shift said all she could think of at the time was to "get her safe into the store with me."
Florida woman followed home, killed in driveway during botched car jacking
An Orlando woman was shot dead in her driveway Sunday, in what police are calling a “senseless” botched carjacking.
Biden administration to resume border wall construction as crisis worsens
The Biden administration will resume construction of the southern border wall, Fox News confirms, as the immigration crisis continues to spiral out of control.
Los Angeles County firefighters to be fired over Kobe Bryant helicopter crash site photos
The Los Angeles County Fire Department will fire two firefighters and suspend a third employee for allegedly taking photos of the site where a helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and several others crashed last year and sharing them with girlfriends and wives, according... Read More.
Tornado wreaks havoc in New Orleans, damaging homes and knocking down utility poles
A tornado ripped through New Orleans in the early hours of Wednesday morning with winds up to 85 mph, tearing off roofs and knocking down utility lines.