Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd related a horrific series of alleged crimes that spun out of a disagreement over a football game.47-year-old Jason Kenney shot and killed his wife at their Lakeland home before shooting his 13-year-old stepdaughter twice, once in the face, according to Judd.'You’re drinking, you’re using cocaine again. ... You need God.'Kenney and his wife got into an argument after she suggested that he turn off the television as he was watching "Monday Night Football." The argument escalated and led his wife to tell their son to go call the police.The 12-year-old boy ran over to their neighbor's home, but as he left the home, he heard gunshots.When deputies arrived, they found the man's wife, Crystal Kenney, dead, and the stepdaughter shot twice. They rushed her to the hospital in critical condition.Judd said that Kenney fled the scene and called his sister in upstate New York. He allegedly told her that he had done something terrible and that he would not let police take him to prison for the rest of his life.Police caught up with the man at his father's home, where he had barricaded himself inside a shack. They heard a gunshot and found his dead body when they entered the shack.Judd said that police found a note written by Kenney's wife to him, but said they could not determine when it had been written."You’re drinking, you’re using cocaine again. This is not the way the family should be. You need God," she wrote.He said that she had been a regular churchgoer and donated to her church every week."When you go in there, there is a beautiful Christmas tree with lots of Christmas presents under it, just like the nuclear family should be," said Judd. "The only thing he did right that night was shoot himself." RELATED: Wife and son helped father dismember man's body with a chainsaw after a lethal poker game Judd said the 12-year-old boy was unharmed and noted that he was Kenney's biological son. Also unharmed was his wife's 1-year-old daughter, who was found sleeping in a crib.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The social media team for the Los Angeles Chargers was reviled by many for apparently editing a video to make it appear as if an opponent team's player had yelled a racial epithet on the field.The video was posted to the X platform but deleted after Cooper Beebe of the Dallas Cowboys criticized the post and denied the suggestion that he had used a racist slur.Beebe's words were bleeped out, which he said gave the false impression that he had said something racist."Imagine bleeping out what I said to make me seem racist. You guys are POS," Beebe posted in response.Beebe explained that he was calling out a play on the field but was accused of using an expletive. The exchange led to a penalty on the team and more trash-talking."He was talking s**t to me," said Chargers player Daiyan Henley in the video. "He called me a bad word. I don’t know what he said — he said something, he pointed at me, [and] he called me a bad word. That’s called karma. Instant karma."Beebe's words were bleeped out, which he said gave the false impression that he had said something racist. He later deleted his message from social media.The Chargers' social media team was castigated by many for the post."So we just move on pretending like the [C]hargers twitter account didn’t delete a tweet accusing [C]ooper [B]eebe of being racist?" read one very popular response. RELATED: Christian NFL star apologizes for reference to kids' game that likely left LGBTQ crowd seething "Cooper Beebe is literally one of the nicest people in the league. @chargers Stop being mad cuz you have like 5 total fans and a stadium nobody likes," read another response.The Chargers went on to beat Dallas by a score of 34 to 17 in the game depicted in the video.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Friday that she is expecting another baby in May 2026.Leavitt told Fox News Digital that her baby will be a girl. She and her husband, Nick, had their first child, a son named Niko, in 2024.'I am beyond excited to become a girl mom.'"My husband and I are thrilled to grow our family and can’t wait to watch our son become a big brother," said Leavitt. "My heart is overflowing with gratitude to God for the blessing of motherhood, which I truly believe is the closest thing to heaven on Earth."She went on to say she was "extremely grateful to President Trump and our amazing chief of staff, Susie Wiles, for their support, and for fostering a pro-family environment in the White House."Leavitt released a photo on her Instagram account showing the sonogram image of the new baby from a decoration on her Christmas tree. She also showed off her baby bump. "Nearly all of my West Wing colleagues have babies and young children," she continued. "So we all really support one another as we tackle raising our families while working for the greatest president ever."She will continue in her position as press secretary, according to a senior White House official.RELATED: Pregnant libs film themselves taking Tylenol in display of Trump derangement syndrome "2026 is going to be an amazing year for the president and our country, and personally, I am beyond excited to become a girl mom," she added.Leavitt will be the first pregnant press secretary in U.S. history, according to Fox News Digital.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A failed Democrat vice presidential candidate was mocked and ridiculed on social media after trying to mock President Donald Trump on student loans.Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz tried to bring up the president's past history in business to assail him for new rules on student loans that will force borrowers to pay their debts back.'If you had a shred of shame maybe you’d resign. ... You’re a disgrace.'"Says the guy with 6 bankruptcies," wrote Walz in response to the CNBC headline: "Trump administration to start seizing pay of defaulted student loan borrowers in January."The odd response was immediately assailed by many on social media who brought up the investigation into massive government benefit fraud in the Minnesotan Somali community. Walz has been accused of obstructing efforts to uncover the alleged fraud schemes."STFU, Tim. If you had a shred of shame maybe you’d resign before Christmas after allowing billions of dollars to go to Somali 3rd world pirates. You’re a disgrace," responded Eric Daugherty of Florida's Voice."Bold talk on ‘responsibility’ from a governor whose own state is under investigation for industrial‑scale fraud in federal nutrition and social‑service programs," read another response."Lots of businesses file bankruptcy, Tampon Tim. What businesses have you created? Except the Somalian Small Business Association of Minnesota, of course," read another popular response."You talking about anything related to tracking money is like [M]agic [J]ohnson talking about safe sex," joked another critic."Funny how he’s lecturing on fiscal responsibility while presiding over historic fraud and theft," said another detractor.RELATED: Minnesota news outlet gets wrecked for story on Somali migrants' economic impact Earlier in December, Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler announced an investigation into the fraud and what role Walz might have had into the scams."Today, I have ordered an investigation into the network of Somali organizations and executives implicated in these schemes," said Loeffler at the time. "Despite Governor Walz's best efforts to obstruct, SBA continues to work to expose abuse and hold perpetrators accountable, full stop."While it is true that Trump has filed for bankruptcies for six of his businesses, that is a small percentage of the over 540 businesses he has been associated with. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!