Suspects in death of missing Kansas moms ID’d as members of God’s Misfits anti-government group

An autopsy of a Massachusetts teen who died after participating in a spicy tortilla chip challenge says he died from ingesting a large quantity of chile pepper extract

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyIn late October, a mysterious nonprofit registered with the state of Delaware. Within months, it was funneling millions of dollars to conservative causes.Last week, the Campaign Legal Center (CLC) filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission alleging that the new group, Ardleigh Impact Corporation, bears the marks of a shell entity specifically created to pump big donors’ money into politics while masking their identities.The alleged setup, known as a “straw donor” scheme, would violate federal law, the complaint states.Read more at The Daily Beast.

The sharp surge in the shares began after a series of posts from Keith Gill's X account "Roaring Kitty," whose bullish posts on GameStop was a reason for the 2021 meme stocks frenzy.

The U.S. military has finished installing a floating pier for the Gaza Strip as the Israel-Hamas war rages on.

The European Commission is probing whether Meta is in violation of the Digital Services Act – a sweeping law that took effect last year and requires Big Tech firms to police content on their platforms.

Intended to kick-start a new trilogy of films, 'The Strangers - Chapter 1,' starring Madelaine Petsch and Froy Gutierrez, is a weak retread of the 2008 original.

John Armour / LionsgateBryan Bertino’s 2008 The Strangers is one of the millennium’s finest horror films, and a large part of its success stems from the fact that it doesn’t cheat by making its main characters morons. Faced with a home-intrusion nightmare carried out by three silent fiends, two wearing old-timey masks and the other boasting a burlap bag over his head, its protagonists (Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman) routinely assess their situation logically and react accordingly, thereby eliciting urgent, nail-biting engagement with their plight. It’s a small-scale masterclass in orchestrating suspense through diligent plotting and staging, not to mention memorable imagery, highlighted by the repeated sight of its villains materializing in the background, their motionless muteness casting them as inexplicable and unnerving harbingers of doom.The same, alas, cannot be said about the sequel to Bertino’s gem, 2018’s clumsier The Strangers: Prey at Night, and that goes, double, triple, quadruple for The Strangers: Chapter 1, which hits theaters May 17. The first entry in a planned trilogy whose subsequent installments will be released in the coming year, Renny Harlin’s thriller is a de facto remix of the franchise’s first outing, the primary difference being that whereas Bertino’s original was sleek, sinister, and deft, this do-over is noisy, dull, and dumb as a bag of rocks. Managing to do a disservice to virtually every plot element that it borrows, it’s proof positive that horror-cinema components are far less important than the artists tasked with piecing them together.The Strangers: Chapter 1 wastes no time establishing its reliance on inanity to conjure up scares. In a forest, a businessman flees unknown assailants, and despite having an enormous head start on his pursuers (after all, they’re nowhere in sight), he carelessly trips, falls and calamitously injures himself. Another male character will later exhibit similar clichéd inelegance and suffer an ankle injury that hinders his ability to fight back—one of many examples of Alan R. Cohen and Alan Freedland’s screenplay taking the easy way out to make its characters vulnerable. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Leaders of Antelope Valley's new USL League One team say they have received strong community support before even revealing the team's name.

The Biden campaign accepted CBS News’ vice presidential debate for this summer, setting the stage for a showdown between Vice President Kamala Harris and whoever is nominated as the Republican VP nominee, Fox News Digital has learned.

Steve Cohen may already be on to the 2025 season.

This one's for you, Dolfans.

Jobless claims have remained at historically low levels since millions of jobs were lost when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the US in the spring of 2020.

The company said it looks to "meaningfully reset" business in North America, its biggest market.

Alexa PenaVega is sharing how she has processed her daughter's stillbirth, saying that her faith has been strengthened and she has surrendered to God.

The brother-in-law of the Army reservist responsible for a mass shooting in Maine has voiced the family's struggle to get him help as his mental health deteriorated.

The newly christened platform from Fox Corp., Walt Disney Co. and Warner Bros. Discovery is scheduled to launch in the fall. Pricing has yet to be disclosed.

Attorney General Merrick Garland defended President Biden's decision to assert executive privilege over audio of his interview with special counsel Robert Hur.

With prosecutors’ hush money case against Donald Trump barreling toward its end, their star witness was back in the hot seat Thursday.

Jessica Tapia, a Christian ex-teacher, reached a $360K settlement with California's Jurupa Unified School District after refusing to comply with her employer's transgender directives.

Wall Street is bullish over the prospect of interest rate cuts by the Fed as well as strong earnings reports by blue-chip companies.

The Webb Space Telescope has discovered the earliest known merger of black holes

Taylor Swift lent one of her songs from "Folklore" for BFF Blake Lively's new romance movie.

Seventy years ago this week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that separating children in schools by race was unconstitutional.

Bryan Maclean Howard, 41, is accused of crashing his pickup truck into a bus carrying over 40 Mexican farmworkers, eight of whom were killed.

Utah squatter suspected of killing a 19-year-old farmer admitted to shooting the teen in the head as he pleaded guilty to 2nd-degree murder in Brigham City.

All 16 Week 1 games lines are out following the NFL schedule release.

The city of Kansas City is apologizing after revealing the residence of Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker in a since-deleted post on social media Wednesday.

The rebuild begins at Gillette now.

XA Boeing 747-400 with 468 people aboard was forced to make an emergency landing in Indonesia on Wednesday after one of its engines caught fire and began shooting out flames during takeoff.The Garuda Indonesia flight was bound for Medina, Saudi Arabia, which is the entry point for many Muslims making their pilgrimage to Mecca. It left from Indonesia’s international airport in Makassar, where clips showed one of the plane’s four engines becoming engulfed in flames during takeoff on Wednesday evening.Videos of the engine fire were shared online by JACDEC, a plane crash data evaluation firm, which showed that the flames began just as the plane had lifted from the runway. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Sonny had "dreamt of owning a house for years," but this certainly wasn't what he was expecting to happen.

Win McNamee/Getty ImagesPresident Joe Biden has used executive privilege in an attempt to block Trump-aligned Republican House leaders from obtaining audio recordings of his interviews with special counsel Robert Hur over Biden’s handling of classified documents.The transcripts of those interviews, conducted over two days, have already been released. In the explosive 345-page report, Hur concluded Biden had done nothing criminal but characterized the president as a “well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory,” an assertion Biden’s critics seized on and his advocates slammed as unprofessional on Hur’s part.Biden’s use of executive privilege to prevent House committees from receiving tapes of the interviews was revealed in a series of letters from officials in his administration.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Summer is near and chicken wings are calling. Try this savory, melt-in-your-mouth recipe from a Lexington, Kentucky, chef this barbecue season and beyond.

Rory McIlroy isn't letting the drama in his personal life impact his golf game.

"The color, the shape, the placement could it BE more specific? *in Chandler's voice,*" one user commented.

Larry Hogan showcases support from top Democrats in a new ad as the former Republican governor works to flip a Senate seat red in overwhelmingly blue Maryland in a race that may determine the majority

George Stephanopoulos said he won’t be "cowed out of doing my job because of a threat" when asked about being sued for defamation by former President Donald Trump.

Further, it was then speculated Melissa was forced to become Lavigne full-time after the singer ‘died’ at some point after the release of 2004’s Under My Skin.

Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted an offer from CBS News to participate in a vice-presidential debate this summer, the Biden campaign said Thursday.

This version of the Yankees slugger has noticeably moved around better and, most importantly, stayed healthy to date.

Kelly was commenting on the controversy surrounding Archewell Foundation, the nonprofit founded by the British royal and his American-born wife.

The beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has intensified in recent weeks, with the rap icons trading multiple diss tracks.

The Democratic New Jersey senator was indicted in September 2023, accused of taking bribes.

Her attempt at the popular styling method didn't quite give the voluminous results she had been expecting.

Octavio Cuadras, a 23-year-old from Sinaloa, is credited for creating corridos felices, an upbeat subgenre of musica Mexicana.

The flow of supplies through land borders has largely come to a halt since Israel began its incursion into Rafah last week.

The search for missing Colorado hiker Lucas Macaj, a member of the Space Force, remains ongoing as the Colorado Army National Guard is now helping.

Pop superstar Billie Eilish's new album 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' is due Thursday night. One breezy track already feels like a hit.

People who live near the areas where nuclear weapons were tested say their communities still suffer harm and are pressing Congress to renew funding to help them.