As Pennsylvania state auditor, Bob Casey disclosed to state ethics officials that his relationship with his lobbyist brother-in-law could be “perceived to constitute a conflict of interest.” More than two decades later, Casey has opened his Senate office to one of

An Oklahoma City man killed his wife and three of his sons before taking his own life Monday morning, according to police. Jonathon Candy, 42, was identified Tuesday as the shooter. He killed Lindsay Candy, 39; Dylan Candy, 18; Ethan Candy, 14, and

An Oklahoma City man killed his wife and three of his sons before taking his own life Monday morning, according to police. Jonathon Candy, 42, was identified Tuesday as the shooter. He killed Lindsay Candy, 39; Dylan Candy, 18; Ethan Candy, 14, and

After 20,000 or more New Hampshire voters received a call with the artificial-intelligence-doctored voice of President Joe Biden asking them to skip the state’s primary in January, state officials were in a quandary. Attorney General John M. Formella launched an investigation

This article originally appeared on Infowars and was republished with permission. Guest post by Kelen McBreen Mike McCormick, a whistleblower who used to be Joe Biden’s stenographer, joined The Benny Show this week for a wide-ranging discussion. A viral moment from the interview came when McCormick

Megan Thee Stallion is being sued by a personal cameraman who alleges the “Hot Girl Summer” singer, her management company and several other related entities engaged in hostile work environment harassment and various labor-law violations. The lawsuit alleges that MTS —

This article originally appeared on CDM.press and was republished with permission. Just a year ago, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont was touting the importance of adding trees to our landscapes under his plan to “create a greener, healthier future for our urban communities.” “This

A U.S. Marine and Fort Zumwalt West graduate who died during a military training accident was remembered this week for his leadership and “infectious smile.” The Marines said Sgt. Colin Arslanbas died near the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on April 18, about two weeks after he was promoted to sergeant.