Woman allegedly banned from amusement park over length of her shorts: 'You should be ashamed'

A woman is claiming that a police officer at Six Flags confronted her over the length of her shorts.

Boeing 737 MAX deliveries shrink to four planes in April due to electrical issue

Boeing Co said on Tuesday 737 MAX jet deliveries fell to just four airplanes in April from 19 in the previous month, as the U.S. planemaker's best-selling aircraft struggles with an electrical problem that has re-grounded part of the fleet. Boeing said last month it was halting deliveries of the jet again due to the electrical problem. The planemaker started delivering the 737 MAX to airlines in December nearly two years after the jet returned to service following a lengthy safety ban.

Some Mike Lindell fans reportedly stood in line for 7 hours to watch his rally at the Corn Palace - but when the event started, the venue was half empty

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's event in South Dakota included speeches from the right-wing personalities Ben Carson, Eric Metaxas, and Joe Piscopo.

Andra Day says she was 'dealing with porn addiction, sex addiction' while portraying Billie Holiday

Ted Cruz walks out of gun violence hearing after failing to change the subject

During a Senate Judiciary Committee on "ghost guns" (firearms made at home that lack a serial number) on Tuesday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) tried to change the subject to a debate about police funding. "If you don't support abolishing the police, why do you keep voting for nominees who advocate abolishing the police?," Cruz asked his Democratic colleagues, referring to Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta and Kristen Clarke, whom President Biden has nominated to run the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) responded to Cruz's attempted diversion by telling him his words were "a complete distortion of [Gupta's and Clarke's] positions" before adding that "we're not here to talk about those nominees. If you want to stay, we can do it at the end of the hearing, but right now we're gonna move on." Cruz was next seen getting up and walking out of the room, and though the timing was conspicuous, he left to attend another overlapping committee meeting. "As you well know, Senator Cruz, that is a complete distortion of their positions" -- Sen. Blumenthal (you can then see Cruz walking out of the gun violence hearing) pic.twitter.com/y9eHZFbwnY — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 11, 2021 This story has been updated to include Cruz's explanation for leaving the hearing. More stories from theweek.comThe collapse of the GOP? It's just wishful thinkingMcCarthy is reportedly gambling that dumping Liz Cheney will get Trump to help make him House speakerProsecutor will reportedly seek death penalty for Atlanta spa shooting suspect

Fox News Host Has Uncomfortable Moment As Guest Presses On Election Misinformation

"Oh, come on, Randi, come on," Martha MacCallum told American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten.