Jameis Winston to Opt for NFL Draft
Jameis Winston, winner of the 2013 Heisman Trophy, has opted to enter the NFL Draft.
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Baseball Hall of Fame Welcomes Four New Members
The Baseball Hall of Fame announced Tuesday that four players will be enshrined in Cooperstown this summer: Randy Johnson, Pedro Marinez, John Smoltz, and Craig Biggio.
Tom Steyer Rejoices over Brown’s Speech
Billionaire hedge fund manager Tom Steyer, lately obsessed with climate change, euphorically described California Governor Jerry Brown as “shockingly effective” after attending Brown’s swearing-in Monday morning and Brown’s subsequent speech.
Jerry Brown and His Claims of Success
Jerry Brown made various claims and stated various goals in his State of the State Address on Monday, some of which are inaccurate, some of which are more “Governor Moonbeam.”
Billionaire Sex Offender Had 21 Phone Numbers for Bill Clinton
Court records show Bill Clinton frequently flew with wealthy businessman Jeffrey Epstein between 2002 and 2005, when police had investigated Epstein’s sex offenses.
Black Agitators Scream at 100-Year-Old Navy Vet, Shut Down Ceremony
Raschio left the meeting before it ended. Black agitators continued to scream, chant, and harass attendants until the town hall meeting was shut down.
Full Text: Jerry Brown’s State of the State Address
In 2011, we were handed a mess and through solid, steady work we turned it around. While we have not reached the Promised Land, we have much to be proud of.
Baseball Hall of Fame May Induct Record-Tying 5 Players
Initial reports from Cooperstown indicate that the Baseball Hall of Fame may match its biggest crop of inductees in its history this year.
Vallejo, CA Residents Rally for Police
In Vallejo, CA, roughly 30 miles north of San Francisco, roughly 60 demonstrators rallied Saturday in support of their police officers, according to the Vallejo Times-Herald. The police supporters met in front of the Vallejo Police Department, holding signs emblazoned with messages such as “police lives matter.”
Man Steals Hearse from South L.A. Funeral–with Body Inside
In the old days, the West was plagued by horse thieves. In the 21st century, there are hearse thieves. And in South Park, a part of South Central Los Angeles, a man suspected of being mentally ill saw a hearse
MA Woman Hurls Pork Products at Police, Calling Them ‘Pigs’
A police officer working in the Framingham, MA Police Department got a belated Christmas present Friday morning: a young woman carrying a doughnut box filled with raw bacon and sausage allegedly hurled them at him and smeared the meat on the window in front of him. Lindsay McNamara, 24, who claimed God told her to go “feed the pigs,” was arrested immediately and charged with disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of property.
‘Black Lives Matter’ Protestors Reject Police Call for ‘Dialogue’
One group of “Black Lives Matter” protesters in the San Francisco Bay area has summarily dismissed efforts by three regional police unions to initiate “constructive dialogue.” Responding to Wednesday’s call from the Oakland Police Officers Association and police unions in
Kobe Beef: Twitter Fight Prompts Drive for an Xmas Basketball Beatdown
Kobe Bryant’s career may be cooling down, but the passions he engenders among his fans remain red-hot.
More Violence Erupts in St. Louis
After an armed black man, Antonio Martin, was killed Tuesday night by St. Louis police in Berkeley, a suburb of St. Louis, violence erupted. More than 100 people at the gas station where Martin was shot violently clashed with police.
Hacker Grinches Cripple Xbox, PlayStation Networks on Christmas
A hacker group calling itself Lizard Squad on Twitter apparently overloaded the Xbox Live and PlayStation Networks to prevent gamers from using their toys on Christmas.
Gov. Jerry Brown Rescinds One of His 105 Christmas Eve Pardons
California Governor Jerry Brown had a slight hitch issuing his traditional Christmas Eve pardons this year: he had to rescind one of the 105 pardons only hours after he issued it.
Polanski Rebuffed in Latest Attempt to Dismiss Charges
Celebrated film director and expatriate Roman Polanski, 81, failed in another attempt to have a court dismiss decades-old sexual assault charges against him so he can return to the United States. On Tuesday, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James
Obama, in Tiara, Continues ‘War on Women’ Theme
In attempting to inculcate young girls with his administration’s “War on Women” theme, Barack Obama made a point of making the central theme of the 2014 White House Science Fair last May the paucity of women in the sciences. To show how much he identified with women’s plight, he donned a tiara while posing with the Girl Scout Troop 2612 from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Tiny Utah Town Brings Christmas Spirit to World
A tiny little town is Utah is showing the world the Christmas spirit in a most gigantic way. Fountain Green, Utah, which boasts barely more than 1,000 people, held its first Christmas Light parade on Tuesday, organized chiefly for six-year-old Addie Fausett, who has a terminal brain disease.
Barack and Michelle Obama Send Christmas Greetings
Americans received a special Christmas present from the White House: a two-for-one package. Barack Obama’s weekly message also featured a message from his wife and even took the time to mention Jesus, despite the fact that the Obamas have traditionally eschewed going to church on Christmas.
Violent Rapist On the Loose in LA
A convicted, violent rapist out on parole cut off the court-ordered GPS monitoring device on his ankle and is on the loose in Los Angeles, according to LA Weekly.
NYPD Cop Killer Had No Connection to Compton
According to the L.A. Sheriff’s Department and the Los Angeles Police Department, Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, who ambushed and executed two NYPD officers on Saturday afternoon, had no known connections to the city of Compton.
Florida Passes New York in Population
New York, which trailed only California and Texas in population, is now trailing Florida, too, according to a new Census Bureau report. California boasts 38.8 million people, Texas ranks second with 26.96 million, but now Florida has 19.9 million, barely surpassing New York, with 19.7 million.
Missing Oregon Cat Stows Away in Mattress
An Oregon cat stowed away in a mattress and is now missing after a man sold his girlfriend’s mattress without knowing the cat was inside. Hayley Crews’ boyfriend, Roy Dufek, sold her mattress for $100 while she was at work,
High School Prospect Bathes in Recruiting Letters
Quart’e Sapp, a highly recruited high-school linebacker, just gave “taking a bath” a whole new meaning.
