• Chicago’s ‘Miracle Mile’ Looted after Police Shooting

    Chicago’s ‘Miracle Mile’ Looted after Police Shooting

    Looters ransacked shops in downtown Chicago early on Monday morning following a shootout between a suspect and police officers. According to police, officers were called to the Englewood neighborhood on Sunday afternoon after receiving reports of a man with a gun. Officers found a suspect who matched the description, however the suspect attempted to flee …
  • ‘The Walking Dead’ wins legal battle against parody comic ‘Toking Dead’

    ‘The Walking Dead’ wins legal battle against parody comic ‘Toking Dead’

    The creator of “The Walking Dead” has won a legal battle to block a cannabis-themed comic strip titled “The Toking Dead.” AMC waged war with the creators of “Toking Dead” — about friends who open a marijuana dispensary, and when everyone mutates into zombies, weed saves humanity — from registering the name as a trademark. …
  • Republican Congressmen Demand Investigation of ‘Rogue Prosecutor’ Who Charged Couple Who Pointed Guns at Protesters

    Republican Congressmen Demand Investigation of ‘Rogue Prosecutor’ Who Charged Couple Who Pointed Guns at Protesters

    Republican members of Congress on Thursday demanded that the Justice Department investigate “rogue prosecutors,” including the prosecutor leading the case against the St. Louis couple who pointed guns at protesters outside their house last month. “Criminals should live in fear of prosecution, not innocent Americans defending themselves, their families, and their property,” read a letter …
  • Maryland Health Official Will Allow Private Schools to Open following Lawsuit Threat

    Maryland Health Official Will Allow Private Schools to Open following Lawsuit Threat

    The health officer for Montgomery County, Md., issued an executive order on Friday allowing private schools in the county to open for in-person classes, following pressure from the governor’s office as well as a looming lawsuit. Health officer Travis Gayles issued an order last week mandating that all schools in the county, including private schools, …
  • Bill Lawrence teams up with Jason Sudeikis for soccer comedy ‘Ted Lasso’

    Bill Lawrence teams up with Jason Sudeikis for soccer comedy ‘Ted Lasso’

    Writer/showrunner Bill Lawrence has entered the streaming series world with the Apple+ comedy “Ted Lasso.” Premiering Aug. 14, it follows Ted (Jason Sudeikis, the show’s co-creator and star), an affable American college football coach who’s hired to run a Premier League soccer team in the UK — despite having no knowledge of the sport or …
  • Harvey Weinstein hit with yet another sexual assault suit

    Harvey Weinstein hit with yet another sexual assault suit

    Harvey Weinstein was hit with a new lawsuit Friday by a woman who says he sexually assaulted her at film festivals in France and Canada. The accuser, who filed the Manhattan federal suit under the pseudonym Jane Doe, claims the fallen Hollywood mogul and convicted rapist first approached her at the Cannes Film Festival in …
  • Art-appraisal firm says Rudy Giuliani owes $15K for divorce work

    Art-appraisal firm says Rudy Giuliani owes $15K for divorce work

    Rudy Giuliani hired an art-appraisal firm for his divorce battle with ex Judith Nathan — then stiffed it out of at least $15,000, court papers alleged Friday. The former New York City mayor-turned-President Trump lawyer had hired the Miller Gaffney Art Advisory, LLC, on April 12, 2019 “for the appraisal of fine and decorative art, …
  • Portland Police Chief Slams ‘Incomprehensible’ Violence, Says Rioters Target Local Officers with Mortars and Commercial-Grade Fireworks

    Portland Police Chief Slams ‘Incomprehensible’ Violence, Says Rioters Target Local Officers with Mortars and Commercial-Grade Fireworks

    Portland police chief Chuck Lovell slammed “incomprehensible” violence on Thursday after rioters moved to target city police precincts. Riots in Portland have been ongoing since the May death of George Floyd, an African American man killed during his arrest by Minneapolis police officers. Rioters targeted the city’s federal courthouse for two months, assaulting federal officers …
  • NY Attorney General Sues to Dissolve NRA over Alleged Self-Dealing

    NY Attorney General Sues to Dissolve NRA over Alleged Self-Dealing

    New York attorney general Letitia James sued to dissolve the National Rifle Association on Wednesday, accusing senior members of the organization of fraud stretching over a period of decades. The lawsuit alleges that four senior current and former officials at the organization, including Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, engaged in “a culture of self-dealing, mismanagement …
  • Pence Says Chief Justice John Roberts is a ‘Disappointment to Conservatives’

    Pence Says Chief Justice John Roberts is a ‘Disappointment to Conservatives’

    Vice President Mike Pence said Supreme Court chief justice John Roberts is “a disappointment to conservatives” and a reminder of the importance of the upcoming election in determining the future makeup of the Court in a new interview. “We have great respect for the institution of the Supreme Court of the United States, but chief …