A 49-year-old female who was caught on video tossing coffee on a Michigan McDonald's worker in November entered her plea in court last week.Casharra T. Brown appeared beside attorney Paul M. Purcell before Saginaw County District Judge Elian E.H. Fichtner and pleaded guilty to assault and battery, MLive reported, adding that the misdemeanor is punishable by up to 93 days in jail and a $500 fine.'F**k you, b***h! Catch that hot-a** coffee!'On the morning of Nov. 4 at the McDonald's at 3700 Dixie Highway in Buena Vista Township, Brown wanted a refund for two sandwiches after placing an online order, Buena Vista Township Police Detective Russ Pahssen told MLive in a previous story.The outlet said the McDonald's manager gave Brown a coffee and tried to de-escalate the situation, while Brown claimed she had been there for more than an hour. The interaction reached an impasse, MLive said, and the manager told Brown to have a great day as she turned and walked away from the counter.The female customer removed the lid from the coffee cup, threw the contents at the manager, and yelled, "F**k you, bitch! Catch that hot-ass coffee!" as she exited the restaurant, according to video of the encounter without redacted audio. The manager can be heard screaming after the hot coffee struck her body.The following video report about the incident aired before Brown surrendered to authorities.RELATED: Female caught on video tossing cup of scalding coffee on McDonald's manager, who suffers burns Brown appeared before Saginaw County District Judge M. Randall Jurrens more than a week after the incident for arraignment, and he freed Brown on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond for the misdemeanor. MLive previously reported that police submitted paperwork to the Saginaw County Prosecutor's Office requesting a felonious assault charge against the suspect.While police at the time told MLive that the restaurant manager suffered minor burns, the outlet said police later indicated that she was wearing enough layers to prevent her skin from being burned.Judge Fichtner last Monday referred Brown to the Probation Department for an interview, the outlet said, which will help the judge fashion "an appropriate sentence." The judge warned Brown not to skip the interview, as it will not be rescheduled, MLive added.RELATED: Unhinged female accused of tossing hot coffee on McDonald's manager finally appears before judge Before last week's hearing ended, Brown's defense attorney asked that her bond be amended to let her leave Michigan and return to Georgia, the outlet said. Turns out, Brown was visiting family at the time of the coffee-tossing incident, and her attorney said she has remained in the Saginaw area ever since due to a bond condition prohibiting her from leaving the state, MLive reported.The travel restriction caused Brown to miss a court date over a traffic infraction in Tennessee, her attorney added, according to MLive.Judge Fichtner modified Brown's bond to allow her to leave the state, the outlet reported, adding that the judge reminded Brown she must return to Michigan and be physically present in her courtroom for sentencing, or she will issue a warrant for Brown's arrest. Brown replied she would be in court, MLive said. The date of her sentencing is pending.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales warns that a long-standing boundary in American politics has collapsed — and that is leaving the kids out of it.“Looking at how the left manipulates children, like the depths of their evil and ghoulish behavior, just there’s no floor,” Gonzales comments.“There used to be this understanding that whatever your political differences, it was like, leave the kids out of it, right? If you’re an adult, you’re fair game. Leave the kids out of it. Don’t bring them into this nonsense. Don’t use them as political pawns,” she continues.The left stopped listening to that long ago, and it’s only getting worse. Specifically, the left is now trying to get children to protest ICE.“For some reason, children should be very upset that the Trump administration is trying to remove illegal criminals from our cities. Now, don’t waste your time or your brain power trying to make out why that is,” Gonzales says.And in a recent article from Fox News, it’s reported that an Antifa-linked organization was even passing out material to K-12 students.“It’s a 25-page document, and it focuses on mobilizing youth against what it describes as a regime. ‘It’s a regime and a system captured by billionaires,’” Gonzales mocks the group.“Now, far be it from me to point out the hypocrisy of this being funded by George Soros of all people, but, like, when it’s billionaires that we don’t agree with, it’s bad. And when it’s billionaires that we do agree with, it’s good. And when it’s billionaires we don’t agree with, it’s dark money. And when it’s billionaires we do agree with, it’s just a generous political donation,” she continues.Gonzales explains that the material “urges students to walk out of classrooms and boycott businesses to try to prove that the country cannot function without their cooperation.”And it’s not an isolated incident.In a video shared by Beth Bourne on X, a principal is seen chaperoning students as they chant, “Brown and proud,” and hold anti-ICE protest signs.“Now, first of all, as a parent, it’s like, OK, this doesn’t need to be school-sponsored. This doesn’t need to be on taxpayer time, right? The school principal is there. It’s clearly school-sponsored. That’s not a thing that you need to be doing,” Gonzales says.“Secondly, I just very much worry about that generation, that we’re still pretending like the color of your skin has anything to do with this. Like, ‘Brown and proud, brown and proud.’ ... These people are here illegally. That is the problem. The problem has nothing to do with the color of your skin,” she adds.Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A 54-year-old man was arrested for child abuse after he allegedly got into a fight with high school students who walked out of school to protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.About 150 students walked out of the Grand Island Senior High School in Nebraska at about 1:30 on Monday and marched down College Street, where they encountered Michael Brown.Several other students attacked him by kicking him and punching him as he was on the ground.Brown drove by the crowd shouting pro-ICE comments before one of the students allegedly threw a water bottle at him, striking him in the face, according to Grand Island Police Division Chief Dean Elliott.Elliott said Brown got out of his vehicle and chased after the female student he believed threw the water bottle. At that point, several other students attacked him by kicking him and punching him as he was on the ground.Videos on social media show some of the brawl, with Brown bloodied afterward. At least three male students trade blows with the man in the videos. Elliott said a teacher from West Lawn Elementary School intervened in the fight to help break it up.The school emphasized that the protest was not sponsored by administrators, teachers, or district officials and was completely student-led. The students who participated in the walkout were not allowed back to school and were marked absent for the day.Elliott indicated that Brown was charged with child abuse rather than assault because of the difference in ages between him and the juveniles. One of the juveniles was also cited for assault.RELATED: 'Little f**king c***s!' Democrat treasurer fired after video shows him spewing obscenities at women at anti-ICE protest A felony report on the Grand Island Police website indicates that Brown caused injury to one of the two victims, who were listed as a 16-year-old male and a 17-year-old male.One news video report from the Grand Island Independent described the protest as "peaceful" and did not include information about the brawl. The video did show two Mexican flags being waved at the protest.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

With Ken Paxton now gunning for the U.S. Senate seat held by John Cornyn, the race to replace him as Texas attorney general is heating up fast. Tonight, four Republican contenders — Joan Huffman, Mayes Middleton, Aaron Reitz, and U.S. Rep. Chip Roy — will square off in the sole debate featuring all candidates before the March 3, 2026, primary.Hosted by the Republican Attorneys General Association, this high-stakes face-off will be moderated by Blaze Media’s own Allie Beth Stuckey. The Texas native and host of the hit Christian podcast “Relatable” has built a powerhouse following with her bold, scripture-rooted commentary on culture and politics. Expect fireworks tonight as these four battle it out over the future of the Texas AG’s office: safeguarding freedoms, taking down rogue prosecutors, pushing back against federal overreach, locking down the border, carrying forward Paxton’s aggressive fight against leftist policies, and delivering Trump-era victories on immigration, election security, and the culture wars that will shape America’s direction.Allie’s signature straight-talk style will put them on the spot with tough, no-nonsense questions — testing who’s truly equipped to lead Texas conservatism forward in this pivotal race. This isn’t just a Texas matter. As a cornerstone of conservative power, the Lone Star State’s choices on border security, election integrity, immigration, and cultural battles send ripples nationwide. What plays out tonight could define the fight for the future.Clear your schedule: Tune in live tonight at 7:00 p.m. CT on BlazeTV or BlazeTV’s YouTube channel (linked above). Set those reminders, grab some popcorn, and join us as Allie puts these contenders through their paces. Who will step up to defend Texas — and America? We’ll find out together!Want more from Allie Beth Stuckey?To enjoy more of Allie’s upbeat and in-depth coverage of culture, news, and theology from a Christian, conservative perspective, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg finally broke her silence about her emails found in the Jeffrey Epstein file drop, but her explanation did not pass muster with many.Goldberg requested to borrow Epstein's private jet in order to fly to a charity event in Monaco for the White Feather Foundation in 2013, according to the email.'People actually believe that I was with him. It's like, honey, come on.'Goldberg appeared to confirm the request and was annoyed by critics who used the revelation to bash her and the show."In the name of transparency ... my name is in the files," Goldberg said. "Yes. And what does it say? It says, 'Whoopi needs a plane to get to Monaco. John Lennon's charity' — it should say 'Julian Lennon's charity' — 'is paying for it. They don't want to charter, so they're looking for private owners. Here's the info.' And they give all the information.""It looks like they said, 'No, thanks,'" co-host Sunny Hostin said.NewsBusters pointed out that the show displayed the email but did not zoom in because that would have shown the date it was sent — years after Epstein agreed to a plea deal to admit guilt to a charge for procuring a prostitute as well as a charge for procuring a child for prostitution."In other words, anybody can be on this list!" co-host Joy Behar said."Well, this is my point. Because I'm telling you, when I tell you people are trying to turn me into — I wasn't his girlfriend. I wasn't his friend," Goldberg replied."You were too old for him," co-host Sara Haines said."I was not only too old, but it was at a time, you know, where this is just not — you used to have to have facts before you said stuff," Goldberg said."But Trump is on the list 38,000 times. Come on!" Behar protested."Well, I can't speak to him, but I'm speaking about me because I'm getting dragged. People actually believe that I was with him. It's like, honey, come on," Goldberg added.RELATED: Whoopi Goldberg tells Mamdani she hopes his policies will 'remake the nation' on 'The View' Video of her non-response was posted to social media, where it was widely circulated.Others pointed out that the gals of "The View" previously excoriated President Donald Trump for being present in the Epstein files, and now they're excusing Goldberg's presence.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!