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Billy Ray Cyrus is fighting against estranged wife Firerose’s “mind-boggling” abuse allegations, claiming that it was the other way around. In a June 24 filing, Cyrus “vehemently denied” Firerose’s claims that she endured “extreme” domestic abuse during their marriage and insisted that she provide “strict proof” to support her allegations. In the documents, obtained by … Read more

Have a knife day. Americans have become obsessed with plastic surgery and other means of image enhancement post-pandemic, research shows. Overall demand for cosmetic procedures increased by 5 percent in 2023 over the previous year, with requests for minimally invasive work jumping 7 percent, according to a new report from the American Society of Plastic … Read more

Climate war: What ‘Green-Energy Transition’? “Despite extravagant hype, the green-energy transition from fossil fuels isn’t happening,” explains Bjorn Lomborg at The Wall Street Journal. “Achieving a meaningful shift with current policies is too costly. We need to change policy direction entirely.” The problem: Adding renewable energy “does little to replace coal, gas or oil. It … Read more

President Biden continues to tip the wink to America’s new brownshirts — and their violence against Jews continues to spread.  A mob of crazed antisemites assembled Sunday at LA’s Congregation Adas Torah, blocking would-be worshipers from entering — with the apparent connivance of city officials, who reportedly instructed the LAPD to stand down in the … Read more

If you can’t stand the heat this summer, don’t go looking for a New York politician to offer refuge. Preparing for a sweltering weekend, Mayor Adams’ office last week appealed to hundreds of local electeds, asking them to open their offices as small “cooling centers” to give New Yorkers an air-conditioned space to shelter from … Read more

It’s a sign of the times. Tribeca residents are fresco-fretting over the fate of quirky paintings on the side of a historic building that the owners want to replace with trendy Fendi ads. “It is an architectural crime,” Lynn Ellsworth, chair of the local preservation nonprofit Tribeca Trust, said of the plan to replace the … Read more

HOUSTON, Texas — Texas has a well earned reputation for its use of the death penalty. Last year, the Lone Star State executed eight inmates — more than any other. But a loophole in Texas law means that the men who are accused of assaulting 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray for two hours, strangling her and then … Read more