SEPTA is investigating after viral footage showed a Hawaiian shirt wearing passenger clinging to a moving L train in Philadelphia, while officials warned that the reckless stunt could have caused serious injury or death and might inspire copycats.
Crockett’s congressional recognition of Chris Brown ignited condemnation from reporters, activists, and Democratic commentators who cited the singer’s violent history, while Brown insisted he never requested the honor and wanted to be left alone.
Dan Osborn acknowledged that leaked audio insulting Nebraska Trump supporters sounded like him, then offered a conditional apology as Sen. Pete Ricketts accused his independent challenger of looking down on hardworking voters.
The holdout juror who blocked a not guilty verdict in the Lindsay Clancy trial says physical evidence, key witnesses, and the prosecution’s presentation proved that Clancy knew what she was doing and had planned it.
Jonathan Jackson accused President Trump of committing violence through Washington renovations and Smithsonian reforms as Democrats introduced legislation seeking to block the administration from challenging political messaging and revisionist history in museum exhibits.
CNN anchor Dana Bash called a Michigan poll result “just gross” after 45% of respondents said they would not consider a Muslim presidential candidate, while Nia Malika-Henderson compared the finding with attitudes Barack Obama faced in 2008.
Arkansas Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner praised illegal alien farmworkers while making a startling comparison with American labor. Her remarks add to a record of supporting foreign born agricultural workers and criticizing federal H-2A housing inspections.
Timothy J. Reaggle’s desperate courthouse escape attempt left two deputies with broken bones after he punched a bailiff, barreled through officers and sprinted for the front door moments after receiving a one year prison sentence.