A woman is suing Truist Bank for $2.5 million after they allegedly defamed her business reputation by sharing surveillance images of her with the public when they falsely accused her of theft and bank fraud. Last June, someone was caught impersonating a Truist customer at one of the bank’s branches in the Atlanta suburb of...
Woman Sues Truist Bank for $2.5 Million After Bank Wrongly Pins $20,000 Theft on Her and Shares Surveillance Images with the Public
So Much Cringe: Nikki Haley Gets Ratioed Into Orbit Over Examples of ‘Kind Words’ She’s Received
‘We Value What It Represents’: MLB, Baseball Clubs to Replace Jackie Robinson Statue Stolen and Destroyed In Kansas
Major League Baseball and its 30 clubs will replace the Jackie Robinson statue that was stolen before being burned and destroyed in Wichita, Kansas. The statue was cut off at the ankles and stolen on Jan. 25 before being found in a trash can on Jan. 30. According to ABC News, officials are calling the...
‘Comedian’ Asks Boy Moms If They Want States to Force Their Sons to Become Fathers, Gets Schooled Instead
Cori Bush Calls Out GOP Congressman Who Called Her Husband a ‘Thug’ and Said She Wouldn’t Have to Pay for Security If She Wasn’t ‘So Loud’
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush says she and her staff are “fully cooperating” with a Justice Department probe looking into whether the congresswoman abused campaign funds for personal security services. Bush confirmed on Tuesday that she’s under investigation by the Department of Justice, the Federal Election Commission, and the House Ethics Committee, after which she was...
Remains of Three Service Members Killed In Jordan Drone Attack Will Be Returned to U.S. Friday As Biden Vows to ‘Hold All Those Responsible to Account’
The families of the three service members from Georgia killed during a drone strike in Jordan last weekend are grieving the sudden loss of their loved ones. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III and President Joe Biden are expected to receive the remains of the three Army Reserve soldiers on Friday at Dover Air Force...
Biden Says ‘I’ve Done All Can Do’ About the Border With His Executive Authority
Minnesota Trooper Who Killed Black Man During Traffic Stop Over Rear Lights Charged with Murder But Remains Employed, on Administrative Leave
Months after the fatal shooting of motorist Ricky Cobb II by a Minnesota State Patrol trooper in Minneapolis for not having his rear lights on during a traffic stop, the officer has been charged with murder. The family of the deceased and their attorney are seeking justice, questioning why the Black man was shot when...





