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Celebrity People
Pawn Stars' 'Old Man' Richard Harrison's Will Leaves Out 1 of His 3 Sons
Pawn Stars' Old Man Richard Harrison Will Leaves Out One Son
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Lifestyle The Federalist
Ingalls Wilder’s Relative On Librarians’ Attack: 'Trying To Rewrite' History
When the American Library Association renamed an award formerly bearing Laura Ingalls Wilder’s name, calling her works “dated” and racially offensive, the reaction was swift and passionate. Wilder is more than just another author for many people. She’s been a long-standing, much beloved American icon for generations of children. Those librarians may have underestimated how large and deep the outcry would be, but stripping Wilder’s name and legacy seems to be a rallying point for many people right now. It’s more than just an award being renamed, this is a symbol of the rewriting of American history into a cleaner, more palatable and PC version. This rewriting has also hurt the surviving members
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Celebrity People
See Bret Michaels' Daughter Raine, 18, Rock the Runway in Sexy Swimsuits for Sports Illustrated
Bret Michaels' Daughter Raine Models Swimsuits for Sports Illustrated
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U.S. Miami Herald
She said she didn’t know it was illegal to take conchs. She’s heading to jail anyway.
A Texas woman will spend 15 days in jail as punishment for taking 40 queen conchs from the waters that surround Key West with a plan to clean them and give the shells away as gifts. Diana Fiscal-Gonzalez, 30, of Dallas, pleaded no contest July 13 at the Monroe County Courthouse to taking the conchs. She apologized to Judge Mark Wilson, saying she didn’t know it was illegal to take the state-protected mollusks. She had plucked the conchs from the sea with the help of several children. Fiscal-Gonzalez received credit for one day of time served. Wilson cut her a break by withholding adjudication, which means she won’t have a criminal conviction on her record. Fiscal-Gonzalez will also serve six
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Politics The Week
John Kelly was reportedly furious over Trump's press conference with Putin
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly was so incensed by President Trump's press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday that he called Republican lawmakers and gave them permission to speak out against Trump's comments, three people familiar with the matter told Vanity Fair's Gabriel Sherman. Kelly warned Trump that by saying he had no reason to believe Russia would want to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, it made things infinitely worse for him with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Sherman reports, and he also urged him to take back the remarks, which he kind of attempted to do on Tuesday. Trump himself was surprised by the public's negative reaction to the press
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Celebrity House BeautifulNow's Your Chance To Own A Home Designed By Joanna Gaines
It's surprisingly not a bad price. From House Beautiful
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Celebrity Seventeen
Kylie Jenner Flaunts Her Bare Butt in First Magazine Cover With Travis Scott
"Omg my parents are so embarrassing." - Stormi Webster, probably.
