Culture
Actress Lindsey Pearlman found dead after missing for several days
Lindsey Pearlman was found lifeless near Hollywood, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed
Technology
Facebook chat logs used to prosecute Nebraska teenager for illegal late term abortion
She and her mother originally claimed she had a miscarriage.
Politics
Trump lawyers request Justice Department meeting, say former president "treated unfairly"
Trump’s lawyers are concerned the former president is being politically targeted as part of an ongoing investigation about Trump’s purported mishandling of classified documents
Culture
Senators call on Smithsonian to build American Latino museum
A bipartisan group of senators called on the Smithsonian Institution to build two museums honoring American Latinos and women.
Politics
Sen. Rick Scott: Democratic leaders are "emboldening" Maduro, Díaz-Canel and Ortega regimes
Scott also said that his opponent in the Florida based U.S. Senate rate, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, has supported “socialist policies like Kamala Harris' price controls and voted with members of the Socialist Squad more than 93% of the time during her short term in Congress.”
Immigration
Texas county is 10th to declare invasion at southern border
Tyler County in deep East Texas has declared an invasion at the southern border, becoming the 10th county to do so.
Politics
Trump indicted by Justice Department, faces charges in classified documents case
The charges signify a watershed moment in American history, marking the first time the United States government has prosecuted one of its former leaders
Business
Virginia's Arlington County clears way for Amazon HQ2
The five member county board unanimously voted for the measure, referred to as “Site Plan #105,” capping off a year of negotiations between the company, developers, lawmakers and residents in the Northern Virginia suburb
Entertainment
Madonna calls attack on Dave Chappelle 'disturbing' after attending show
Madonna is the latest star to speak out about the attack
Culture
Cuban-Colombian judge to preside over Trump classified documents trial
Born in 1981 in Cali, Colombia to a Cuban mother whose family fled the 1959 Revolution, Cannon's family resettled in Miami where her mother ultimately married her father, a Colombian from Indiana