A woman twice showed up uninvited at Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's $8 million Malibu home, prompting security to call the sheriff late Friday evening.
In America, for Easter, everyone puts on their very best clothes and nicest available manners and gathers in a dignified and orderly celebration. It’s not like that everywhere.
Christianity, which started out as a 'small Near Eastern mystery cult,' became a mass religious movement mostly because Christianity allied with the Roman Empire.
THE FALLOUT FROM TENNESSEE'S MINI-JAN. 6. The Tennessee House of Representatives spent Thursday debating the expulsion of three members, all Democrats, who hijacked the House floor for nearly an hour on March 30, using a bullhorn to shout at and harangue their fellow legislators in tandem with noisy anti-gun protesters who filled the galleries. House Republicans, who hold a huge 75-24 majority in the chamber, filed a resolution to expel state Reps. Gloria Johnson, Justin Jones, and Justin Pearson for "knowingly and intentionally bring[ing] disorder and dishonor to the House of Representatives through their individual and collective actions." Thursday, they debated and voted.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg claimed that former President Donald Trump was charged because his office doesn't want to “normalize serious criminal conduct.”
Dawn Staley, women's basketball coach at the University of South Carolina, is a phenomenal leader. The Hall of Fame former basketball player was a perennial winner at Temple University and even won an Olympic gold medal as women's USA National team coach. She is one of the greatest athletes and minds ever to play basketball.
Tennessee's overwhelmingly Republican state House of Representatives is about to discipline three of its Democratic members. They now face expulsion for egging anti-gun protesters to storm their state capital in Nashville and pack the viewing galleries as the three lawmakers, armed with a bullhorn, physically seized control of the floor without being recognized and disrupted the legislative debate over an unrelated education bill.
Last month, the Delaware General Assembly passed two bills that centered on legalizing marijuana. The bills now head to the governor’s desk for final approval. If signed, they would make Delaware the 22nd state to legalize the drug.
