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Richard Moorhead is a journalist, a graduate of Arizona State University, Army Infantryman, Gold Star grandson, and guitar player.

Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm testifies before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on May 5, 2022, in Washington, D.C. (Win McNamee / Getty Images)

Revealed: Congress Didn't Get the Truth from Biden's Energy Secretary

One of President Joe Biden's Cabinet members admitted that she failed to disclose her ownership of stock during Senate testimony.

By Richard Moorhead June 10, 2023

A Russian man, later identified as 23-year-old Vladimir Popov, struggles against a tiger shark in an attack off a crowded beach in Egypt. Popov died in the attack.

@LeeroyPress / Twitter screen shot

Terrifying Shark Attack Near Crowded Beach - Man Grabbed and Pulled Under

A disturbing fatal shark attack in which a Russian man was mauled at an Egyptian resort was captured on camera.

By Richard Moorhead June 9, 2023

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during his meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko at the Bocharov Ruchei residence in the resort city of Sochi, Russia, Friday. In the setting of a casual lunch, Putin revealed plans to place nuclear weapons in Belarus.

Gavriil Grigorov - Kremlin Pool / AP

Putin Reignites WW3 Fears With Sudden Tactical Move

Russian President Vladimir Putin is finalizing a plan to deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of Russia's only European ally.

By Richard Moorhead June 9, 2023

Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney and writer Judy Blume, left, attend the "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret" Los Angeles Premiere at the Regency Village Theatre on April 15.

Amanda Edwards / Getty Images

Is Dylan Mulvaney in Disguise? Trans Activist Nearly Unrecognizable at Celebrity Concert

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney arrived at a Paris Hilton concert in Los Angeles with a radically new look.

By Richard Moorhead June 9, 2023

Matt Dermody, then of the Chicago Cubs, throws a pitch during the ninth inning of a game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field on Sept. 6, 2020, in Chicago.

Nuccio DiNuzzo / Getty Images

'They Will Go to Hell': Pitcher's Tweet Against 'Pride Month' Resurfaces Before His First Start in MLB

A Boston Red Sox pitcher was confronted by the organization over a years-old tweet discussing homosexuality.

By Richard Moorhead June 8, 2023

A vendor sells Bud Light beer and other beverages during the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies game at Nationals Park on Saturday in Washington, D.C.

Rob Carr / Getty Images

Photos: Reporters Capture Disgraced Bud Light Exec for First Time Since Woke Marketing Failure

The Bud Light marketing executive responsible for partnering with Dylan Mulvaney has finally been seen in public.

By Richard Moorhead June 8, 2023

A Las Vegas police officer’s body camera captured an object streaking across the nighttime sky on April 30.

@CitizenFreePress via KLAS-TV / Twitter screen shot

Cop's Bodycam Catches Streak Across Night Sky, Then Disturbing 911 Call Comes In

In a bizarre 911 call, a Las Vegas man claims his family had a direct encounter with an extraterrestrial being.

By Richard Moorhead June 8, 2023

White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients delivers remarks in a February event as he replaced now-former Chief of Staff Ron Klain.

Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images

Report: White House Chief of Staff Quietly Calling Cabinet Members with Request Aimed at Helping Biden's Campaign

With an election year looming, President Joe Biden's White House chief of staff has something he wants from cabinet members.

By Richard Moorhead June 8, 2023

Former President and 2024 Presidential hopeful Donald Trump speaks during a Team Trump Volunteer Leadership Training at the Grimes Community Center in Grimes, Iowa, on June 1.

ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP via Getty Images

Trump Scores Endorsements from 50 Lawmakers in One Day: 'Fought for Conservative Republican Principles'

A new series of endorsements shows that Donald Trump's support hasn't waned in a state where he's always been popular.

By Richard Moorhead June 7, 2023

A jury heard opening arguments in the Broward County trial of Scot Peterson on Wednesday.

@LawCrimeNetwork / Twitter screen shot

Parkland Massacre 'Coward' Deputy Finally Faces Trial, Whopping Max Prison Sentence if Found Guilty

The sheriff's deputy accused of failing to respond to the 2018 Parkland school shooting could spend the rest of his life in prison.

By Richard Moorhead June 7, 2023

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Revealed: Congress Didn't Get the Truth from Biden's Energy Secretary

Terrifying Shark Attack Near Crowded Beach - Man Grabbed and Pulled Under

Putin Reignites WW3 Fears With Sudden Tactical Move

Is Dylan Mulvaney in Disguise? Trans Activist Nearly Unrecognizable at Celebrity Concert

'They Will Go to Hell': Pitcher's Tweet Against 'Pride Month' Resurfaces Before His First Start in MLB

Photos: Reporters Capture Disgraced Bud Light Exec for First Time Since Woke Marketing Failure

Cop's Bodycam Catches Streak Across Night Sky, Then Disturbing 911 Call Comes In

Report: White House Chief of Staff Quietly Calling Cabinet Members with Request Aimed at Helping Biden's Campaign

Trump Scores Endorsements from 50 Lawmakers in One Day: 'Fought for Conservative Republican Principles'

Parkland Massacre 'Coward' Deputy Finally Faces Trial, Whopping Max Prison Sentence if Found Guilty

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