Joe and Jill Biden have been using their Delaware house for fast cash
They have refinanced one property 20 times with loans totaling $4.2M since buying the $350k home.
Judges partially block Biden's unconstitutional student loan forgiveness scheme
U.S. District Judge Daniel Crabtree in Wichita, Kansas, blocked parts of the plan moments before U.S. District Judge John Ross in St. Louis, Missouri, issued a preliminary injunction against the plan. Biden's vote-buying scheme was scheduled to go into effect on July 1.
Law enforcement is spying on thousands of Americans' mail, records show
The Postal Service approves thousands of requests every year from police officers and federal agents seeking information from Americans' letters and packages.
Supreme Court Abruptly Changes Schedule
In an unexpected move, the U.S. Supreme Court has announced additional opinion days this week, signaling a potential rush to conclude its current term. The nation's highest court added Thursday and Friday to its schedule.
Bankruptcy trustee discloses plan to shut down Alex Jones' Infowars and liquidate assets
In an "emergency" motion filed Sunday in Houston, trustee Christopher Murray indicated publicly for the first time that he intends to "conduct an orderly wind-down" of the operations of Infowars' parent company and "liquidate its inventory."
Julian Assange reaches plea deal with DOJ that would grant him release from prison
He would be released from prison to his native Australia. The deal must first be approved by a federal judge.
Bellevue landlord gets March 2025 court date in war with squatters
It has been two years since Jaskaran Singh rented his Bellevue home to a couple who soon after moving in, stopped paying rent.
The Government Wants To Track Your Steak
From cellphones and cars to snow plows and garbage trucks, governments seemingly want to track anything that moves — or moos.
New York's Fat Beach Day gives land whales space to be themselves
Fat Beach Day events are springing up across the U.S. in an effort to fight back against fat-phobia, reclaim safe spaces for the community, and honor the morbidly obese.
Woman is flashing people in New York City in a bid to liberate women
Eila Adams, from Toronto, explained how exposing her boobs and "nether regions" to the public in the Big Apple has been her nod to gender equality.
Ted Bundy's family break 50-year silence to reveal serial killer's final letters
Newly released handwritten letters show how Ted Bundy berated relatives for believing "innuendo, gossip and accusations" about his crimes — as he compared himself to Gandhi.
