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Month: February 2020

Massive fire destroys three buildings under construction in Virginia mixed-use development

Three buildings undergoing construction were destroyed in a massive fire Saturday in Fairfax County, Virginia, outside of Washington, DC. County firefighters responded to the four-alarm fire and found a five-story building in flames near Alexandria. The fire was contained after five area fire crews spent around eight hours battling the flames. One firefighter and one

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Florida 1st grade teacher tried to buy an ‘eight ball’ of meth while at school, authorities say

A Florida teacher is facing felony drug charges after police say she tried to buy methamphetamine while teaching. Valerie Lee Prince, a first grade teacher at Jacksonville Heights Elementary School in Jacksonville, was in contact with an undercover officer with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, according to a news release. An audio recording that CCSO

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Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren campaigns submit caucus irregularity claims to Iowa Democrats

The presidential campaigns for Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have submitted their respective evidence of inconsistencies from the Iowa caucuses count to the Iowa Democratic Party ahead of a noon Central time deadline, the Iowa Democratic Party communications director told CNN. The Iowa Democratic Party announced later Saturday that it was reviewing reports

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Cindy Crawford’s son just got a face tattoo

More and more celebrities keep getting face tattoos (looking at you, Post Malone). This week, Cindy Crawford’s son joined the trend. Presley Gerber, a 20-year-old actor and model, already has a number of visible tattoos. But on Friday, the young celebrity posted a video of his new addition: “MISUNDERSTOOD,” written in all caps, just beneath

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Global Entry to stay banned for NY until state grants access to DMV database, says DHS secretary

Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said Friday that New Yorkers will regain access to Global Entry and other Trusted Traveler Programs only if the state grants access to its motor vehicle database. Earlier this week, the Department of Homeland Security abruptly stopped New York state residents from enrolling or reenrolling in these programs due

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Michael Avenatti could still testify in his Nike extortion trial. His former client says he betrayed him

Michael Avenatti is considering testifying at his New York extortion trial after the youth basketball coach he represented in a dispute with Nike said he felt betrayed by the famed attorney. Avenatti wants to know whether the judge would exclude questions involving Stormy Daniels and another criminal case in Los Angeles before making a decision,

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