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Third person in Sunday morning Kansas shooting has died

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A third person has died after police found three victims suffering from gunshot wounds in a Lenexa, Kansas, home early Sunday, police said. The individual was taken to an area hospital but later died from their injuries. Lenexa police said the case is still under investigation, but that they are not looking for any additional suspects or people who may have been involved, Officer Danny Chavez, a spokesman for the Lenexa Police Department, said in an email Officers with the department were called at about 1:20 a.m. Sunday to a shooting inside a home in the 8400 block of Laure...

Marjorie Taylor Greene promotes white nationalist speech she swore she didn't know was white nationalist

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) spoke to a white nationalist conference Friday night where Vladimir Putin was celebrated and Adolf Hitler was praised. The event was a counter to the CPAC conference, hosted by Nick Fuentes, a prominent white nationalist.

When asked why she spoke at the event, Greene told reporters, she didn't know anything about Fuentes or his views. When she began her speech, she shouted out the welcome "Well, hello canceled Americans!"

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Mike Lindell triggered into another meltdown by a reporter on the final day of CPAC

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell had a difficult time talking to reporters while at CPAC over the weekend. First, it was a CBS reporter who filmed as the pillow magnate wagged his finger. Now, VICE is the one drawing the ire.

"Why don't you ask about Dominion?! Why don't you guys go after them?" Lindell could be heard screaming as people pulled out their cell phones to film the meltdown. "They're the biggest crime family: Dominion, Smartmatic, ES&S, Diebold. They used China — attacked our country, your country you say you're a part of and you don't give a dang about it."

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After taking heat for praising Putin, Fox segments have gone to openly calling for his assassination

The Fox network and the Republican Party stood in solidarity with Russia and President Vladimir Putin but that has evolved over the weekend.

Fox host Tucker Carlson has been begging Putin for an interview for weeks and the Russian state television networks have been running Carlson's monologues on their media with subtitles.

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Steve Bannon calls MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace a 'war criminal'

Far-right podcaster Steve Bannon took off after MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace, who previously served in George W. Bush's White House. According to Bannon, the ex-White House communications chief is a "war criminal."

Bannon is troubled by the support Ukraine is getting from the United States and cable news. According to Bannon, it's larger support for Ukraine than Fox News gave for the Iraq war. Fox frequently said that if people didn't support the Iraq war, they were anti-American, and peace protesters stood with the terrorists. Wallace no longer identifies as a Republican and has denounced her former party.

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Fox's Peter Doocy mocked for asking Biden two contradictory questions

Fox News White House reporter Peter Doocy asked President Joe Biden several questions on Thursday about the announcement of sanctions against Russia. Doocy questioned whether Biden "underestimated Putin" and if he still believes that Putin is a "worthy adversary," a comment Biden made last year.

But many observers said that you can't "underestimate" someone if you're calling them a "worthy adversary." It prompted Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin to lament that given the gravity of the moment, she had hoped that Doocy would behave respectably. Again, he didn't rise to the occasion, she said.

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ABC’s Martha Raddatz 'startled' by Republican support for Putin

ABC News reporter Martha Raddatz revealed from Ukraine that she's hearing from sources close to Vladimir Putin that the Russian leader is growing "more and more erratic."

Raddatz, who is in Lviv, Ukraine, was asked about statements from Republican politicians, including Donald Trump, after a Fox call-in where the ex-president appeared to believe the U.S. was putting American troops on the ground in Ukraine.

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Trump shows off his ignorance as Russia invades Ukraine: columnist

Washington Post writer Aaron Blake detailed the growing list of former President Donald Trump's "botched" comments on the invasion of Ukraine.

According to Ukraine/Russian history professor at the University of Chicago, Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country is similar to Nazi aggression. "This is akin to Hitler’s invasion of Poland. That’s it," said Faith Hillis on Twitter.

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Staten Island bans LGBTQ groups  from St. Patrick's Day parade — again

Every year on St. Patrick's Day, Staten Island bars LGBTQ groups from participating in their event.

Irish Central reported the decision Thursday after the group was sent the denial of participation for three LGBTQ groups, the Pride Center of Staten Island, the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) and FireFlag. The long-time leader of the parade, Larry Cummings, has refused to allow any such groups to participate for years.

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Two Austin officers indicted for assault during 2020 protests were previously involved in shooting settlements

When police kill, shoot or otherwise harm any citizen, or conduct false arrests or false imprisonments, there are lawsuits as a result. Those who pay the settlements are sometimes insurance companies, but often the cities themselves. New information released this week shows that 2 of 19 officers in Austin, Texas who were charged for their actions during 2020 protests settled their legal cases, the Insurance Journal revealed in a report.

The high cost of insuring police departments has become a major profit for Wall Street, said a study conducted by the Nathan Cummings Foundation. The Austin Police Department is contributing to that.

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'Something's fishy': Legal experts question prosecutor resignations as DA rumored to nix Trump charges

It was reported Wednesday that two prosecutors with the Manhattan District Attorney's office have resigned after they say District Attorney Alvin Bragg doesn't want to criminally charge former President Donald Trump in the fraud case.

Some have noted that the criminal case is a difficult one to make because Trump never puts things in writing. National security attorney Brad Moss explained that even if the case is a difficult one to make, clearly two of the prosecutors believe so strongly that it can be made that they resigned.

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America's trucker convoy struggles to reach goal of shutting down the DC Beltway

Americans who supported the Canada trucker protest in Ottawa have decided to create a convoy of their own, but it isn't quite working out as they'd hoped.

Earlier this morning, one Scranton trucker, Bob Bolus, desperately waited for others who promised they'd join him. No one came. Then he found out he had two flat tires. Finally, once the tires were changed he did a "parade" with his truck in downtown Scranton. Once he took off for Washington he was able to collect at least 7 others to join with the convoy to the Capitol.

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Ivanka Trump in talks to testify before Jan. 6 committee despite her father's gripes: report

Ivanka Trump, the daughter and former White House adviser to Donald Trump, is considering appearing before the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol to discuss what led up to the attack.

The New York Times reported Wednesday that Ms. Trump or her lawyers are in preliminary conversations with the committee. She was requested to cooperate last month, but she hasn't been subpoenaed yet.

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