Day: April 11, 2019
Prosecutors Paint Avenatti as Con Man Who Stole Millions from Clients and Lied to Investigators
‘I Know Nothing’: Trump Changes his Tune On Wikileaks After Assange Arrest
Here We Go: California City to Hang Homosexual and Transgender Flags Outside Chick-fil-A at Its Opening Inside San Jose International Airport in May
Ecuador Evicts Julian Assange from UK Embassy for ‘Violations to International Conventions’ and Being a ‘Spoiled Brat’; Edward Snowden Tweets Support
League City, Texas Police Identify Remains of Two Women Found in ‘Texas Killing Fields’
WATCH: Full Video from Memorial Service for Nipsey Hussle
Katie Bouman, the 29-Year-Old Scientist Behind the World’s First Image of a Black Hole
Ohio House, Senate Pass Heartbeat Bill, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine Says He Will Sign It Into Law
North Korea Publicly Executes Two Fortune Tellers Forcing Tens of Thousands to Watch
Fourth Suspect Arrested After Bodies of Two Missing Men Are Found in George Storage Unit
Authorities Investigating Whether Hate Motivated Sheriff Deputy’s Son to Burn Three Historically Black Churches in Louisiana
Michael Avenatti Indicted by Federal Grand Jury on 36 Counts, Including Embezzling Millions from Paraplegic Client
With Only One Inmate on Death Row, New Hampshire Considers Abolishing the Death Penalty
There’s a Devil Loose: Ex-NFL Player Cierre Wood Arrested in Connection With Death of his Girlfriend’s 5-Year-Old Daughter
Ohio’s Heartbeat Bill Could End Up Challenging Roe v. Wade in the Supreme Court and It All Started With One Woman at a Sleepover
Treasury Department Declines House Request to Immediately Supply Trump’s Tax Returns
Greg Craig, Former White House Counsel for Obama Administration, Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Charges Connected to Mueller Investigation
17-Year-Old Houston Teen Accepted Into 15 Colleges, Including All 8 Ivy League Schools
New Jersey Mother Sets Fire to Boyfriend’s House After Being Sent Home Following Threesome, Said she ‘Needed to Hurt Someone’
U.S. Charges Julian Assange With Conspiracy to Hack a Government Computer
Families of Parkland School Shooting Victims File Lawsuits Charging Negligence
Google’s Next Big Money Maker Could Be the Maps on Your Phone
Columnist Rich Lowry Says Airports Banning Chick-fil-A Are ‘Anti-Christian’
4 Ways Christians Can Help Refugees
It’s True: Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa
Teachers in Argentina Give Students Easter Eggs with Pro-Abortion Slogans on Them
Cory Booker Introduces Slavery Reparations Bill in the Senate
Woman Who Survived Her Mother’s Abortion Urges Senators to Pass Bill Protecting Babies Like Her
