A sticky-fingered dad brought along his 10-year-old son to burglarize an Arizona arts center, where the kiddo allegedly snatched several pieces of jewelry worth over $7,000 — all after signing his name in the gallery’s visitor log. Jean Zintz, 31, brought his son to the Mesa Arts Center in downtown Mesa last Wednesday and busted into the Mesa Contemporary Arts building — which had been closed to prepare for a new exhibit — at around 2 p.m., according to Mesa police. The father broke open a locked door at the building and once inside, his son began snatching jewelry, including…
An award-winning Washington distillery has poured its last drink after filing for bankruptcy and shuttering its tasting room. Blue Spirits Distilling, famous for its cult-favorite pickle and espresso flavored vodkas, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on June 11 in the Eastern District of Washington, according to court records. The Chelan County enterprise, which is also known for its distilled spirits that included a proprietary Tommy Bahama line, pulled the plug on its manufacturing facility in Cashmere and the popular tasting room in the town of Leavenworth. In Cashmere, the doors are locked and company property is still inside. Unlike a…
Meghan McCain and Megyn Kelly are raising questions and concerns about North West appearing on the cover of Dazed magazine at just 13 years old. “This poor baby. My heart just breaks for this child,” McCain, 41, wrote in a since-deleted X post on Tuesday, August 25. McCain later clarified her remarks about Kim Kardashian and ex-husband Kanye West’s eldest child gracing the cover of the British publication at such a young age. “I was not mocking,” the former View cohost tweeted on Tuesday. “I feel terrible for her and believe that kind of magazine cover is no place for…
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SA Premier Peter Malinauskas said Australia’s “self-defeating” migration debate had turned to madness, as the nation’s regions struggled to find fruit pickers and build homes.Related Article“We don’t have a migration crisis. We’ve got a housing crisis,” Malinauskas told the Bush Summit in Dubbo, warning that too-harsh migration cuts would only exacerbate the problem because most people working on housing builds came from other countries.“I think we should spend a lot more time as a country not debating how we unwind migration, we should spend a lot more time developing the policy and making the investments increasing housing supply. But of…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently recalled a funny conversation with Justice Samuel Alito about why they weren’t friends during their time at Yale Law School.When asked why they were never friends at the Ivy League institution, Alito told Thomas he was “scary.”Thomas sat down with Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, for a rare interview in which the pair discussed race, politics and a variety of other issues on an episode of the “Verdict with Ted Cruz” podcast, which aired Wednesday.CLARENCE THOMAS SCORCHES RACIAL LITMUS TESTS POLICING THOUGHT: ‘STAY BLACK AND DIE’ Thomas…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said Tuesday he was going to keep a piece of President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom as a paperweight “after we all blow it up.””In about 10 to 15 years, we are all going to be sitting here with smiles on our faces,” Krasner said, according to video footage obtained by WCAU. “And I’m going to have a paperweight sitting on my desk. And do you know what that paper weight’s going to be? It’s going to be a piece of the ballroom after we blow it…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed told Fox News host Jesse Watters on Monday that he would not defend the Green New Deal when confronted with his past support for the progressive climate proposal, a notable shift from years of publicly embracing it by name.”Look, I’m not going to defend the Green New Deal,” El-Sayed told Watters after the host confronted him over his past support for the proposal. When Watters reiterated that El-Sayed was on record supporting it, El-Sayed redirected the discussion toward lowering energy costs and creating Michigan jobs by…
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If it seems like fall décor and seasonal food and drinks are arriving earlier each year, it’s not just in your head. Data show consumers are increasingly embracing “season creep” — shopping for seasonal products earlier than they did in years past. Younger consumers’ enthusiasm for fall, a desire to plan ahead and retailers’ efforts to extend seasonal spending may all be helping drive the shift. Last year, the popular pumpkin spice latte (PSL) returned to Dunkin’ on Aug. 20 and to Starbucks on Aug. 26. Both coffeehouse chains brought their fall offerings back a day earlier this year, with Dunkin’ launching…
