She is recognizable to almost every American — at least those who watch television. And, yet, it's doubtful if one in 10 million knows her real name. We're talking about Stephanie Courtney, 53, who dreamed of starring on Broadway and then focused on becoming a comedic actor. You know here...
Law Enforcement Warns Parents About iPhone’s ‘NameDrop’ Feature
Law enforcement agencies are urging iPhone users to exercise caution following the introduction of a new feature in the iOS 17 update. The "NameDrop" feature, which is automatically activated with the update, allows users to share their contact details with another iPhone or Apple Watch by holding the devices close...
CA School Trustee Faces Removal After Declaring Himself a ‘Messiah’
California court documents have shed light on the erratic mental state of Jason Vassar, a trustee of Belleview Elementary School District's board in Tuolumne County, leading to a restraining order against him and the initiation of his removal from office. The documents, which were made public by Tuolumne County Superior...
Gun Enthusiasts Challenge California’s Delayed Background Checks in Court
The Golden State finds itself in the crosshairs of gun enthusiasts who claim the state overstepped its bounds by delaying background checks beyond the 10-day limit due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The case, which is currently being heard in a California Court of Appeal, is just one of many legal...
ZeroEyes: AI Sentinel Bolsters Security at Michigan Capitol
In Michigan, a new sentinel stands guard. This sentinel, however, is not a person, but a sophisticated piece of artificial intelligence technology known as ZeroEyes. This AI, a silent watcher, is designed to identify firearms, adding an extra layer of security to the Michigan Capitol grounds. From Human Eyes to...
Michigan Township Stands its Ground, Declares Itself a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary
Holton Township, nestled in Michigan's Muskegon County, has declared itself a 'Second Amendment sanctuary,' vowing not to enforce any red-flag laws that infringe upon the rights of its citizens to own guns and ammunition. This move mirrors a similar resolution passed by Michigan's Livingston County earlier this year. The resolution...
Hmongstory Legacy Partners with Fresno State Library on Digital Repository
The founders of Hmongstory Legacy are working with the Fresno State Library to preserve and make public its collection of stories, photos, documents, and videos about the Hmong journey from Laos to the United States. The Galen Beery Collection is the first to debut in the Fresno State Hmong Digital...
Non-Violent Felon Fights for Gun Rights in Landmark Case
A legal battle is brewing that could redefine the Second Amendment. The U.S. Department of Justice is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to deny gun rights to a man who, over two decades ago, made a false statement on a food stamp application. The case, Garland v. Range, is a...
Protesters Seeking Gaza Cease-Fire Force Dems to Cancel Convention Events in Sacramento
Demonstrators demanding a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war prompted California Democratic Party officials to cancel evening events during their state convention in Sacramento on Saturday “for the safety and security of our delegates.” The convention was disrupted multiple times Saturday afternoon by demonstrators demanding a cease-fire in Gaza. Party officials had...
Amid Netanyahu’s Ceasefire Refusal, Protests Emerge in Israel
In this CNN News video, Jake Tapper delves into the escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The focus is on the controversial remarks made by several members of Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet, which, according to Tapper, are exacerbating the situation. Netanyahu has declined to...