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Three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the ocean near a popular tourist beach in Brighton have now been identified, as their grieving father shared an emotional tribute remembering the women as the “light” of their family. According to Sussex Police, the women were identified as Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina
The first trailer for the upcoming Peacock thriller dropped this week, offering audiences a tense first look at the new film from director Malcolm D. Lee. Known for beloved comedies like “Girls Trip” and “The Best Man,” Lee appears to be pivoting into darker territory with the stylish psychological thriller.
The U.S. Justice Department’s establishment of a $1.7 billion fund, likely to go to pro-Trump protesters charged for the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, is facing scrutiny and criticism for the use of taxpayer dollars to reward President Donald Trump‘s political allies who say they were unfairly prosecuted
Source: Fox 2 Detroit / Screenshot People who rent their homes typically understand that many issues come with living in a rental property. There are unexpected rent increases, failures to get maintenance people to one’s unit in a timely manner, the virtually mythological act of getting one’s security deposit back
Source: KENT NISHIMURA / Getty President Donald Trump is such a daily spectacle of outlandish bigotry, buffoonery, and abject incompetence that one could almost forget that, on top of all that, he is deeply and transparently corrupt. Almost… On Tuesday, we reported on the Justice Department’s nearly $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization
For those who haven’t tuned in to the 2026 NBA Playoffs, Victor Wembanyama put on an impressive performance in the San Antonio Spurs opener against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night, scoring an impressive 41 points, 24 rebounds, three assists, and three blocks. The showing comes as Wemby lore
Source: Xinhua News Agency / Getty President Donald Trump’s entire second term has been spent punishing his perceived enemies and relitigating the Jan. 6 insurrection that occurred at his behest. Since we live in the stupidest timeline, Trump has managed to parlay his lawsuit against the IRS into a settlement
Quinta Brunson is heading from “Abbott Elementary” to Toon Town. The Emmy-winning writer, creator, and actress is set to develop and star in a new feature film centered on the iconic cartoon character Betty Boop, according to a new report from Variety. The project is being developed through Brunson’s Fifth
Source: UCG / Getty The Justice Department announced an IRS settlement agreement with Donald Trump that would use a nearly $1.8 billion taxpayer-funded pity pot, a.k.a. “The Anti-Weaponization Fund,” to redress claims from white grievance goblins who believe they were victims of state persecution. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said
Source: Paloma Accrombessi / Bison ONE Newsroom On a HBCU campus where the church has long been a social anchor, Ameerah Thomas is building something different. Raised in a Black Christian household, the 21-year-old Howard University student no longer identifies with organized religion. Instead, she describes herself as “spiritual-agnostic,” which
Three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the ocean near a popular tourist beach in Brighton have now been identified, as their grieving father shared an emotional tribute remembering the women as the “light” of their family. According to Sussex Police, the women were identified as Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina
The first trailer for the upcoming Peacock thriller dropped this week, offering audiences a tense first look at the new film from director Malcolm D. Lee. Known for beloved comedies like “Girls Trip” and “The Best Man,” Lee appears to be pivoting into darker territory with the stylish psychological thriller.
The U.S. Justice Department’s establishment of a $1.7 billion fund, likely to go to pro-Trump protesters charged for the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, is facing scrutiny and criticism for the use of taxpayer dollars to reward President Donald Trump‘s political allies who say they were unfairly prosecuted
Source: Fox 2 Detroit / Screenshot People who rent their homes typically understand that many issues come with living in a rental property. There are unexpected rent increases, failures to get maintenance people to one’s unit in a timely manner, the virtually mythological act of getting one’s security deposit back
Source: KENT NISHIMURA / Getty President Donald Trump is such a daily spectacle of outlandish bigotry, buffoonery, and abject incompetence that one could almost forget that, on top of all that, he is deeply and transparently corrupt. Almost… On Tuesday, we reported on the Justice Department’s nearly $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization
For those who haven’t tuned in to the 2026 NBA Playoffs, Victor Wembanyama put on an impressive performance in the San Antonio Spurs opener against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night, scoring an impressive 41 points, 24 rebounds, three assists, and three blocks. The showing comes as Wemby lore
Source: Xinhua News Agency / Getty President Donald Trump’s entire second term has been spent punishing his perceived enemies and relitigating the Jan. 6 insurrection that occurred at his behest. Since we live in the stupidest timeline, Trump has managed to parlay his lawsuit against the IRS into a settlement
Quinta Brunson is heading from “Abbott Elementary” to Toon Town. The Emmy-winning writer, creator, and actress is set to develop and star in a new feature film centered on the iconic cartoon character Betty Boop, according to a new report from Variety. The project is being developed through Brunson’s Fifth
Source: UCG / Getty The Justice Department announced an IRS settlement agreement with Donald Trump that would use a nearly $1.8 billion taxpayer-funded pity pot, a.k.a. “The Anti-Weaponization Fund,” to redress claims from white grievance goblins who believe they were victims of state persecution. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said
Source: Paloma Accrombessi / Bison ONE Newsroom On a HBCU campus where the church has long been a social anchor, Ameerah Thomas is building something different. Raised in a Black Christian household, the 21-year-old Howard University student no longer identifies with organized religion. Instead, she describes herself as “spiritual-agnostic,” which