Alana ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Thompson involved in police chase, boyfriend arrested

Donald Trump continued on Thursday morning to use his Truth Social platform to lash out at anyone who mentions who hints that he may be indicted as the result of multiple criminal investigations, this time attacking a popular black New York Times columnist who recently wrote the former president can't seem to leave his past in the past and it is catching up to him.

Earlier in the week Charles Blow wrote that the former president, by virtue of his Waco speech, remains "dangerous" and "He hasn’t grown much, personally or politically, since then. He’s more sure of himself and more vulgar, but narcissism is still his engine. Ultimately, if his legal issues don’t do him in, his inability to grow beyond nostalgia and negativity could."

Newly leaked courtroom exhibits from Dominion Voting Systems are showing that Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch privately thought former President Donald Trump's election lies were "pretty much a crime."

CNN host Kaitlan Collins on Thursday appeared to be surprised by Murdoch's blunt assessment of Trump and his actions after losing the 2020 presidential election.

Writing for the Orlando Sentinel on Thursday, columnist Scott Maxwell blasted the direction of Republican leadership in Florida.

"We make headlines for alligator attacks, radioactive sinkholes and bricks of cocaine that fall from the sky. Heck, if a guy’s strolling naked down the street in Key West, nobody calls the cops. They call it a parade," said Maxwell. But now, GOP leadership from Gov. Ron DeSantis on down are taking the Sunshine State "from quirky to full-on nuts."