Graham Hancock, the British host of the hit Netflix series "Ancient Apocalypse," has canceled plans to film a new season in the United States following significant backlash from Native American groups, according to The Guardian this week. Hancock, a former journalist, is known for his controversial theories about an advanced lost civilization active during the last ice age, which mainstream archaeologists and Indigenous communities have criticized. Despite the show's popularity, having reached Netflix's top 10 in 31 countries, its plans to film at the Grand Canyon and Chaco Canyon faced strong objections from local tribal leaders. Some Native groups argued that Hancock's theories misrepresent and undermine their history and cultural heritage. Read moreSection: NewsEvolution & Human OriginsHuman OriginsFolkloreRead Later 

A House Democratic lawmaker has become the first in the party to publicly call for President Joe Biden to step down as the Democrat nominee for president, citing Biden's debate performance failing to "effectively defend his many accomplishments."

Most U.S. voters, at 75%, say that the Democratic Party will have a better chance at holding on to the White House if it replaces President Joe Biden as its nominee, according to a new CNN poll released Tuesday.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) conducted a deportation fight of Chinese migrants over the weekend, the agency announced Tuesday.

President Joe Biden will meet with Democrat governors from across the country on Wednesday to address concerns about his poor performance in last week's debate after a group of state leaders held a virtual conference expressing their concerns.

Former President Donald Trump is holding off for a bit longer before announcing his pick for a running mate while President Joe Biden's struggles in last week's debate continue to grab headlines, according to sources familiar with the talks.

U.S. officials have approved another Alzheimer's drug that can modestly slow the disease, providing a new option for patients in the early stages of the incurable, memory-destroying ailment. The Food and Drug Administration approved Eli Lilly's Kisunla on Tuesday for mild or...

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — With support from voters and donors dwindling in the wake of his highly publicized poor debate performance, President Joe Biden announced he had solved his campaign's fundraising woes by becoming the new mascot for Sleepytime Tea.

Nick Nolte was arrested for driving under the influence of GHB in 2002, leading to the existence of a memorable celebrity mugshot, which featured Nolte in a Hawaiian shirt and his hair looking disheveled. At the time, he was so dependent on the substance that he would take it every day. Now 83, Nolte was recently spotted out in Malibu with his graying hair looking just like it did decades ago. He wore a deep lilac shirt with some of his buttons undone and appeared absentminded as he stepped out of his black Lincoln car. Nick Nolte reflects on his chaotic 2002 arrest Instagram In retrospect, Nolte regrets dealing with GHB, which is a sedative-hypnotic drug used recreationally for its euphoric properties; however, it also poses risks like nausea, breathing difficulties, and, in some cases, coma. He got candid about the events leading up to the epic mugshot in his memoir, Rebel. RELATED: Nick Nolte Refused To Meet Eddie Murphy For ’48 Hrs.’ Nolte took GHB, known as gamma hydroxybutyrate, before going to the gym and then made for an afternoon Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at a church after a long workout session. On his way, he felt the effects of the drug kicking in and decided to go home instead when he was intercepted by some officers. Actor Nick Nolte, 83, evokes his notorious wild-haired 2002 mugshot as he’s spotted looking disheveled out and about in Malibu https://t.co/tiZGqCzU1p pic.twitter.com/QMrI9KcTiO — Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) July 1, 2024 Nolte checked in to rehab after the mugshot Multiple calls were made to 911, reporting that Nolte’s sedan was on the wrong side of the Pacific Coast Highway. He got booked and asked the officer who had taken the mugshot to share any proceeds he had made from the Polaroid with his colleagues. Days later, Nolte was released on bail and checked into a psychiatric institution, where he went 30 days without GHB. Photo by: KGC-11/starmaxinc.com2013ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDTelephone/Fax: (212) 995-11961/7/13Nick Nolte at the premiere of “Gangster Squad”.(Los Angeles, CA)U.S. syndication only! The iconic actor recalled being named the World’s Sexiest Man a decade before the occurrence, which presented him in an unbelievable contrast to the same world that admired him back then. It was not Nolte’s first time getting in trouble as he got caught selling fake draft cards in 1961, leading to a fine of $75,000 and an imprisonment ruling that was later suspended. Click for next Article The post 83-Year-Old Nick Nolte Spotted Looking Reminiscent Of His Famous Mugshot Photo In Malibu appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A