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January 07 2026, 08:00
On the five-year anniversary of the Capitol insurrection, the White House debuted a new webpage rewriting the reality of that violent and deadly day. The post White House recasts Trump as a Jan. 6 hero in new anniversary website appeared first on MS NOW.
January 07 2026, 08:00
Austin Smith, once an Arizona state representative and deputy to Charlie Kirk, was barred from running for office for five years for submitting fake signatures for his own re-election bid. The post Ex-Turning Point exec who challenged ballot integrity is sentenced for election fraud appeared first on MS NOW.
January 07 2026, 08:00
Ex-Rep. Austin Smith, who worked closely with Charlie Kirk, admitted to forging signatures — including one of a dead woman — in a petition to run for re-election. The post Former Arizona Republican lawmaker sentenced for forging his election petition appeared first on MS NOW.
January 07 2026, 08:00
South Carolina reported 26 new measles cases since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in the latest outbreak to 211. Some people were exposed in schools or churches.
January 07 2026, 08:00
New obesity criteria that add waist and body fat measures to BMI could classify nearly 70% of U.S. adults as obese, according to a new study.
January 07 2026, 08:00
A new study finds that sleep timing is linked to dementia risk, as people with weak circadian rhythms face a 2.5 times higher risk of developing cognitive decline.
January 07 2026, 08:00
Former CIA case officer Aldrich Ames, one of America's most damaging spies who sold secrets to Russia, died at 84 in a Maryland prison.
January 07 2026, 08:00
Uvalde shooting trial halted after key witness reportedly changes testimony about officer's location during 2022 attack that killed 21 at Robb Elementary.
January 07 2026, 08:00
With the Baltimore Ravens shocking the NFL and relieving John Harbaugh of his duties as head coach, one mystery team with a leader already in place is reportedly interested.
January 07 2026, 08:00
Comedian Conan O'Brien criticized people who focused more on attacking President Donald Trump than pushing comedy in an interview for the Oxford Union.