Day: September 28, 2023

Washington electric utility company gets sued for allegedly sparking fatal wildfire

2:53 pm September 28, 2023

Two lawsuits have been filed against an electric utility for allegedly sparking a fire in eastern Washington that killed a man and burned approximately 240 homes. A lawsuit filed Monday in Spokane County Superior Court says Inland Power and Light Company’s electrical equipment contacted or caused sparks to surrounding vegetation that started the Gray fire […]

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Woman who killed mom with frying pan, knife over bad grades learns her fate

2:52 pm September 28, 2023

An Ohio woman shook and wept as she was sentenced Thursday to 15 years to life for beating her mother with a frying pan and stabbing her more than 20 times after her parents found out she was kicked out of college. Judge Kelly McLaughlin gave 23-year-old Sydney Powell the minimum allowed under the law […]

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Texas gun culture of having firearms ‘inside suits, boots, bras’ shocks reporter

2:19 pm September 28, 2023

A new report from The Washington Post seemed to marvel at the sheer number of guns that Texans have. In an article published Tuesday, reporter Molly Hennessy-Fiske provided an in-depth look at how much Texans value their firearms, opening it with the claim, “To live in Texas is to live surrounded by guns.” The piece, […]

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Suzanne Morphew’s husband, daughters ‘struggling with immense shock and grief’ after remains found

2:19 pm September 28, 2023

Barry Morphew, husband of the late Suzanne Morphew, and their two daughters are “struggling with immense grief and shock” after Colorado authorities announced the discovery of Suzanne’s remains on Wednesday, according to their attorney. Suzanne was 49 years old when she disappeared from a bike ride on Mother’s Day in 2020. “They had faith that […]

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These are the questions Republicans want answered in the Biden impeachment inquiry

1:58 pm September 28, 2023

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and Ways & Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith R-Mo., on Wednesday night released a memo outlining the scope of the House Republican impeachment inquiry into President Biden.  The memo comes ahead of the first impeachment inquiry hearing hosted by House Oversight Committee, […]

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