Better known as the D.C. “Sandwich Guy,” the 37-year-old was found not guilty by a jury of assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent with his now-famous submarine toss. Dunn had been charged with misdemeanor assault of a federal officer after hitting a Border Patrol agent with a Subway sandwich. Friends launched a GoFundMe (“Help support the Sandwich Guy”) on his behalf. Jeanine Pirro, Trump’s U.S. Attorney for D.C., downgraded the charge to a misdemeanor after a grand jury declined to return an indictment on the felony — one of several repudiations D.C. jurors have delivered Pirro during Trump’s D.C. crackdown. AdvertisementLairmore, a federal agent for 23 years, testified on cross-examination that the sandwich “kind of exploded” upon impact, and that he felt it through his ballistic vest.

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LOADING ERROR LOADINGSecretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem reportedly authorized the purchase of 10 Spirit Airlines planes before she realized that the airlines didn’t own the planes. Also, none of the planes came with engines. AdvertisementNoem, along with Department of Homeland Security adviser Corey Lewandowski, had recently planned to buy 10 Boeing 737 jets from the budget airline, Spirit Airlines. And when officials looked at the proposal, they noticed that Spirit Airlines didn’t actually own the planes, and that none of the planes came with engines. Along with using the jets to carry out more deportations, the Journal reported that Noem had also intended to use the jets for personal travel.

From left: Iris Apatow, Maude Apatow, Rudd and Mann in a promotional photo for "This Is 40." “The happiest period in people’s lives is from age 40 to 60,” Debbie says to Pete. Advertisement“We have everything we need right now to be completely happy,” Debbie says. Seeing “This Is 40” that night wasn’t the romantic date night I was hoping for, but it ended up being an important wake-up call. “This Is 40” was the last date night I shared with my husband before we got divorced.

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The author and her family in front of their house before they sold it in 2019. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementSo, we bought a fifth‑wheel trailer and told everyone we were hitting the road full time with our three kids. I promised myself we wouldn’t settle again until it felt right — not just the house, but the life around it. Selling our house didn’t just change our address; it gave our family our life back. Alongside her husband James, Kelly documents the real highs and lows of road life, roadschooling their three kids, and creating a life that looks different but feels deeply right.

“Grocery prices are way down,” the president has been saying, time after time after time after time, for months, including twice on Thursday and once again on Friday. Heading into the fall campaigns, more than 80% of Americans reported being stressed by grocery prices, with about half describing it as a cause of “major” stress. They charge us tariffs, not only tariffs, they charge us tariffs so we couldn’t sell cars here. Now they’re taking our cars and now they’re taking our agriculture, you know far more than money. Look, I’m ending war because of these tariffs, Americans would have to fight in some of these wars.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Bipartisan talks in the U.S. Senate to end the federal shutdown have taken a positive turn, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said on Saturday, with lawmakers working on deals to temporarily reopen the government and introduce three longer-term funding bills for some agencies. I’d say so.”AdvertisementSaturday marked the 39th day of the federal shutdown, which has already sidelined many federal workers and affected food aid, air travel and national parks. After weeks of faltering talks, Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Senate seemed to start negotiating in earnest late this week. But Republicans have said they will not negotiate on health insurance subsidies until the shutdown ends. AdvertisementTrump on Saturday urged Republican senators to redirect federal money used to subsidize health insurance under the Affordable Care Act toward direct payments to individuals.

Snubs and surprises are in no short supply in 2026. The 2026 Grammy Awards will air Feb. 1 live on CBS and Paramount+ from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. New country categories confuseThere were a few changes to the Grammys this year, one of which was the creation of a best traditional country album category, while the existing best country album category has been renamed best contemporary country album. (Beyoncé won best country album at the 2025 Grammy Awards for “Cowboy Carter.”) It was unclear how the two categories would differ from one another — and it is still unclear. AdvertisementMake way for K-popLast year, K-pop was absent from the 2026 Grammys major categories.

AdvertisementIt was not clear whether the new inquiry might produce criminal charges or even what criminal allegation was being examined. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) via Associated PressThe full list of people who were receiving subpoenas was not immediately known. That research into Trump’s potential links to Russia included uncorroborated rumors and salacious gossip, and Trump has long held up its weaknesses in an effort to discredit the entire Russia investigation. Your initial support helped get us here and bolstered our newsroom, which kept us strong during uncertain times. Your initial support helped get us here and bolstered our newsroom, which kept us strong during uncertain times.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and other federal agencies continue to make detainments in immigration courts as people attend their court hearings. Michael M. Santiago via Getty ImagesImmigration and Customs Enforcement is considering establishing a new call center, in part to make it easier for them to track immigrant children with the help of local and state law enforcement. The proposed call center would support the 287(g) program, which effectively deputizes local law enforcement for various immigration enforcement tasks, including arrests. The program has exploded under the current administration, as hundreds of local and state law enforcement organizations sign on to cooperate with ICE. Michael Lukens, the executive director for the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights, told ABC News, “The [call] center will not protect children.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGLOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — UPS and FedEx will ground their fleets of McDonnell Douglas MD-11 planes “out of an abundance of caution” following a deadly crash at the UPS global aviation hub in Kentucky, the companies announced late Friday. The MD-11 aircrafts make up about 9% of of the UPS airline fleet and 4% of the FedEx fleet, according to the companies. Advertisement“We made this decision proactively at the recommendation of the aircraft manufacturer,” a UPS statement said. AdvertisementThe crash Tuesday at UPS Worldport in Louisville, Kentucky, killed 14 people, including the three pilots on the MD-11 that was headed for Honolulu. Jeff Guzzetti, a former federal crash investigator, said the bell likely was signaling the engine fire.

“My default mode is to feel that what I have to say isn’t important, so 'lol' is also sort of a great eraser,” one millennial said. Illustration: Damon Dahlen/HuffPost; Photos: GettyWhen did “lol” become the equivalent of a punctuation mark for millennials? Nick Russell, a millennial from Memphis, Tennessee, tacks “lol” onto texts to sidestep potentially awkward or loaded conversation. Most millennials say if you want to take their “lol,” you’ll have to pry it from their cold, dead hands. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“We millennials have lived through a period of enormous change and disruption on many levels.

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