Miller Sanford The Manhattan prosecutor who pressed jurors this week to convict Daniel Penny in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely once used a restorative justice program to secure a reduced sentence for a brute who killed an elderly professor during a mugging on the Upper West Side six years ago. Matthew Lee, 57, was originally … Read more
A Mega Millions ticket is printed in Indianapolis. A mystery Mega Millions player is owed $197.5 million — until Saturday. (Darron Cummings / Associated Press) Somewhere out there is an oblivious multimillionaire. In December of last year, they bought one of two winning Mega Millions tickets at a Chevron gas station in Encino, and now … Read more
Former SWAT officer Timothy Colomey outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times) Timothy Colomey said his fellow Los Angeles police officers had a nickname for him after he transferred out of SWAT: “Top Rope.” It was a reference to a professional wrestler flinging himself from the top … Read more
Nick Lachey admitted his divorce from Jessica Simpson left him with some scars. The TV personality opened up about his 2006 split from the singer on Season 3 of “The Ultimatum,” which was released on Netflix Wednesday. While talking to a contestant about their fear of marriage, he said, “I, too, was previously married, divorced, … Read more
Jews Say No To Genocide stormed Ottawa’s Confederation Building. 19 Jewish groups say the coalition doesn’t represent the Jewish mainstream Protesters outside of the Confederation Building near Parliament Hill call for an arms embargo against Israel in Ottawa, on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024.Photo by Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press Nineteen Jewish groups are condemning Tuesday’s Jews … Read more
Katie Maloney claims she quit “Vanderpump Rules” months before the reboot — featuring an entirely new cast — was announced. Speaking directly to her “Disrespectfully” podcast co-host, Dayna Kathan, Maloney said on Wednesday’s episode, “You know — as [well as] many people close to me — I didn’t plan on returning.” She continued, “Maybe it … Read more
Golfers take part in the U.S. Women’s Open on June 1 at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania. (Matt Slocum / Associated Press) Hailey Davidson is a transgender women’s golfer who recently competed in the LPGA‘s qualifying series and earned a partial spot on the 2025 Epson Tour. She also came a stroke away from qualifying … Read more
7The L Kotler Fine Art Gallery claims Scope Art Fair made them remove a work depicting Donald Trump. Shyglo An artwork featuring the face of Donald Trump was allegedly removed from the Scope Art Show in Miami this week by organizers, with the gallery owner calling it “censorship.” Miami-based L Kotler Fine Art gallery was … Read more
An investigative panel of the House Armed Services Committee has begun a probe into administrative problems at the Pentagon’s main business office in Southern California, which has been late in paying its bills to thousands of defense contractors. A House staff member investigating the agency, known as the Defense Contract Administration Service, said the subcommittee … Read more
Stuyvesant High School in Battery Park City, New York. Helayne Seidman Public school families are once again feeling a sense of dread — fearing the city won’t OK a contract for the Specialized High Schools Admission Test, which would leave their kids in a lurch about getting into those schools. Of the 700 high-school programs … Read more
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