Acadia Crime Stoppers: Help needed identifying vehicle burglary suspects
Acadia Crime Stoppers: Help needed identifying vehicle burglary suspects
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INSIDERSupreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas told his law clerks in the '90s that he wanted to serve for 43 years to make liberals' lives 'miserable'
In a 1993 article in The New York Times, a former law clerk of the Supreme Court Justice said Thomas held a grudge against liberals for making his life miserable.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Over 200 cyclists turn out for Milwaukee’s second annual World Naked Bike Ride 2022
Over 200 bike riders gathered to celebrate Milwaukee’s second annual Naked Bike Ride.
- The Daily Beast
Lauren Boebert Baffled by ‘Bricks’ Belonging to a Construction Site
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon, Zach Petrizzo/The Daily Beast/GettyRight-wing media has long been convinced any pallets of bricks are solely the property of anti-fascist activists. And on Friday night, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was tripped up over the conspiracy theory. “@CapitolPolice why are there 20 pallets of bricks one block from the House Office Buildings?” Boebert tweeted, apparently alluding to the standard bricks the right believes are owned by potential antifa activists.Yet as i
- The Wrap
Former Marine Resigns as July 4 Parade Grand Marshal After Right-Wing Texas Radio Host Targeted Her Family
Jessy Kelly later delighted in the move with a tweet featuring a man walking away from an explosion
- NextShark
Japanese man loses USB drive containing personal info of 460,000 residents after drunken night out
Following a night out drinking and passing out on the street, a Japanese man woke up to find that his bag containing two USB sticks with the personal information of nearly half a million residents went missing. On Tuesday evening, the unnamed man, said to be in his 40s, spent several hours drinking at a local restaurant in Suita of northern Osaka, Japan, shortly before passing out on the street. When the man regained consciousness, he found that his bag and USB sticks were missing, reported NHK per BBC.
- NextShark
Asian US Navy veteran knocked out in LA Koreatown attack to press charges if assailant is caught
An Asian U.S. Navy veteran who lost consciousness after being sucker-punched in Los Angeles’ Koreatown on Tuesday will press charges if his assailant is caught, NextShark has learned. The 32-year-old victim, who asked to be identified as Leo, was playing on his phone while waiting for a bus near a Chipotle in Wilshire Boulevard and Vermont Avenue at around 1:45 p.m. when “this Black man with anger issues sucker-punched me,” he recalled in an Instagram post. Security footage seen by NextShark shows the moment the assailant struck Leo, who quickly hit the ground on his back.
- INSIDER
A 78-year-old woman asked a street cleaner for directions — and ended up reuniting with her long-lost daughter
Cai Youxiu had not seen her daughter, Hu Jun, in 24 years until the pair met by chance outside a school in China's Sichuan province.
- WHIO
Warren Co. man bursts into burning house to save neighbor’s dog
One man went above and beyond his neighborly duties to save a dog from a burning house.
- CBS-Chicago
1 killed, 2 wounded at WeatherTech facility in Bolingbrook
One person is killed and another is critically wounded after a shooting at a WeatherTech facility Saturday morning.
- Lexington Herald-Leader
It’s a terrible day in America, and you can thank Kentucky’s own Mitch McConnell for it.
Linda Blackford: Any small, positive steps Mitch McConnell takes, like on gun violence, pale in comparison to the hellish theocracy he has unleashed on this land.
- Fox News
Josh Duggar transferred to federal prison
Reality star Josh Duggar was transferred from the Washington County Detention Center on Friday to a federal prison to begin his 12-year sentence.
- People
Anderson Cooper Reveals How Richard Gere Helped Him Realize He's Gay: 'I Couldn't Speak'
The Anderson Cooper 360° host said the acclaimed actor was part of his sexual awakening
- Reuters
Filipina wins transgender pageant in Thailand
Filipina Fuschia Anne Ravena was crowned Miss International Queen 2022 on Saturday at a contest in Thailand billed as the world's largest and most popular transgender pageant. The 27-year-old business owner beat 22 other contestants for the crown, with the second and third place going to contestants from Colombia and France, respectively. "My first message to everyone is to spread love and peace and unity because that is the most important thing that we do as of the moment and what's happening in the world right now," said Ravena who wore a glittery-silver evening gown.
- TheGrio
For first time, video shown of cops arresting Black man, 25, on warrant for 49-yr. old white man
Newly-released footage of a mistaken identity arrest shows a young Black man repeatedly informing police they had the wrong suspect […] The post For first time, video shown of cops arresting Black man, 25, on warrant for 49-yr. old white man appeared first on TheGrio.
- Austin American-Statesman
Whitman shooter: 'It’s the high-capacity magazines, stupid'
Make it a felony to posses a magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds. It could be called “The Children Killer Magazine Law.”
- INSIDER
A Colorado officer has been sued for fatally shooting a Good Samaritan who stopped an active shooter
Johnny Hurley took out and disarmed an active shooter. But a police officer saw Hurley holding the gunman's rifle, then fatally shot him from behind.
- Fresno Bee
Elderly woman repeatedly stabbed in downtown Fresno. She was rushed to the emergency room
The elderly woman was repeatedly stabbed in the upper torso.
- CBS News
2-year-old girl attacked by coyote in California park
The child, who was not identified, is recovering from her injuries.
- GOBankingRates
15 Best Places in Texas for a Couple to Live Only on Social Security
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- Miami Herald
He was looking for his lost rooster. What he found is now a police matter in Florida
A man looking for his lost rooster made a chilling discovery Tuesday evening, according to the West Palm Beach Police Department.