Sunday, Jan 19

A bizarre feud unfolds in NYC as TikTok photo booth owners allege their neighbor poured urine and vandalized their business. Lawsuits ensue in this outrageous case.

Sunday, Jan 19

Celebrated theatre director and composer Claire van Kampen has died at 71. Remembered for her influential contributions to the arts and inspiring legacy.

Sunday, Jan 19

Explore the unfolding legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, exposing the dark side of celebrity PR and allegations of smear campaigns.

Sunday, Jan 19

Amid looming policy changes, resettlement agencies race to provide homes for refugees before Trump's second term begins, emphasizing urgent community support.

Sunday, Jan 19

Curtis Yarvin's controversial ideas on monarchy and the critique of democracy gain traction within conservative circles as he influences leading politicians.

Sunday, Jan 19

The People’s March in Washington gathers thousands, reflecting on progressive issues before Trump's second inauguration, showcasing a broad social justice agenda.

Sunday, Jan 19

Donald Trump’s swearing-in will now take place indoors in the Capitol Rotunda due to forecasts of severe cold weather, ensuring safety for attendees.

Saturday, Jan 18

A polar vortex is set to plunge millions into extreme cold, with wind chills reaching dangerous levels across 18 states this week.

Saturday, Jan 18

Several January 6 defendants gain court approval to attend Trump's inauguration, while others remain barred due to past violations.

Saturday, Jan 18

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Walgreens, accusing the pharmacy chain of filling millions of illegitimate opioid prescriptions.