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2 more Siders defendants to undergo competency evaluations

VINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WOWK) - Two more members of the family charged in a Vinton County child endangering case will undergo competency evaluations, according to court records. On Wednesday, Judge Laina Fetherolf Rogers approved the motions submitted by Christina Siders' and Gary Siders Jr.'s attorneys earlier this week, ordering competency evaluations for both. The motion

Schumer urges Fetterman not to leave Senate Democratic caucus

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) on Wednesday urged Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) to stay in the Senate Democratic Conference and praised him as a “very good” member of Congress, despite growing tensions between Fetterman and the progressive Democratic base. Asked if he wants Fetterman to remain a Democrat, Schumer responded: “Yes, and he is

Kash Patel Lawsuit Against Blogger Who Called Him A “Kremlin Asset” Tossed

SAUL LOEB / Kash Patel DEI Hire FBI Director Kash Patel’s lawsuit against a blogger is officially in Valhalla after a federal judge tossed it. Muppet-eyed Patel sued anti-disinformation blogger Jim Stewartson, who publishes the MindWar Substack, for over $10 million a few years before Trump ridiculously tapped the conspiracy theorist podcaster to lead the FBI. Patel

Alleged Sex Tape Of Ari Fletcher & “Mystery Man” Leaks

Source: Prince Williams/WireImage / Prince Williams/Wireimage It appears that some more online drama surrounding Ari Fletcher has popped out. This time, an explicit tape that allegedly features the influencer in a compromising position with an unknown man. Although the man’s face is not shown in the video, many suspect that it could be Fletcher’s longtime

Tapped In: The Hip-Hop Moments That Moved The Culture This Week

Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz Every week the culture delivers another batch of moments that spark conversations, dominate timelines, and remind us that music is only one piece of the story. Tap in with the Hip-Hop moments that moved the culture this week inside.  The biggest headlines often happen away from the booth, stretching into