Honarbakhsh was residing in Cancun but originally from California

'The panel is really cutting off Trump from one of the options usually afforded to defendants to appeal'

Hot damn‚ I wish I could've been at this show

The officer clings to the windshield and opens fire multiple times

I think it's safe to assume Spencer Dinwiddie will never be a Dallas Maverick again

Donald Trump has released a statement with his choices to lead the Republican National Committee and stressed that the new leadership should be focused on ensuring "fair and transparent elections across the country" and "getting out the vote everywhere."

Once lost on the street‚ now purring loudly‚ this fluffy kitten claims hearts faster than laps. CarmellaEllenRichterA tiny kitten was found alone outside and brought to an animal shelter late last month. At 7-8 weeks old‚ she barely weighed a pound and was just skin and bones beneath her fluffy coat.The kitten had an injured lip and was covered in filth. "We imagine she was eating out of the garbage bin to stay alive - which also explains the injuries on her mouth. She needed a long‚ warm bath to get clean‚" Homeward Bound Cat shared."Ellen Richter (a volunteer for Homeward Bound Cat) bundled her up in a blanket‚ and she spent her first night in her foster home knowing love and kindness." Carmella was found as a stray covered in filthEllenRichterDespite a rough start‚ the kitten was surprisingly friendly and affectionate and started purring the second Ellen looked at her. She was content with a roof over her head‚ a warm bed‚ and a full belly.When Ellen wrapped her in a blanket on her lap‚ her rumble instantly intensified. She purred up a storm when she snuggled with her foster mom on her lapEllenRichter"She reminded me of a cream puff and chocolate swirl tiramisu concoction." With the help of the online community‚ she was lovingly named Carmella Cream Puff.Carmella was too tiny to jump on Ellen's lap on her own but quickly figured out how to climb the pet stairs to get there. She squeaked to demand cuddles and to be tucked in a blanket. Her purr engine never seemed to stop running. She's an attention seeker‚ always ready for a hugEllenRichterEllen cleaned off the dirt and grime from her coat and combed out all the mats and knots. Carmella came out from the spa day looking like a fluffy cloud.With a fresh‚ clean look and a good appetite‚ the kitten started gaining weight‚ and her personality shone. EllenRichterWhenever Ellen enters the room‚ Carmella launches herself out of bed‚ climbs down the pet stairs‚ and makes a beeline for her foster mom.She purrs and chirps until she's curled up comfortably on Ellen's lap or shoulders - a little supervisor in the making. When she's not a lap cat‚ she's a shoulder catEllenRichterWith a renewed interest in toys and her surroundings‚ Carmella is starting to play and explore. She gets a burst of energy after feeding and pounces around like a floating cloud."She's also enjoying a new scratcher. Most of the time‚ she spends sleeping or lying in my lap." With newfound energy‚ she's starting to play and exploreEllenRichterIn two weeks‚ Carmella has made significant progress. Her fur is soft and gleaming. Her appetite has increased with her new favorite food. Her mischievous and adventurous side is on full display. She keeps her foster mom entertained with her playful anticsEllenRichterCarmella has stolen the hearts of many across social media. They swoon at her tiny but mighty attitude‚ her irresistible face‚ and loud purrs that seem to go on forever. She is tiny but gives big hugsEllenRichterShe goes from playful pounces to cuddly purr-fests in the blink of an eye and keeps her foster mom entertained with endless silly antics. Carmella decided to wrestle with the brushEllenRichterWith a second chance and a foster home‚ the once-skinny alley kitty has transformed into a purring cuddle bug. When she demands attention‚ it's impossible to say noEllenRichterShare this story with your friends. More on Carmella the kitten and Ellen's fosters on Instagram and Homeward Bound Cat @homewardboundcats.Related story: Cat Had One Kitten that Looked Unlike the Others and Became Very Close to One of the 'Mini-mes'

American Hostage Omer Neutra's Family Pleads for Son's Safe Return

Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin sent CNN host Chris Wallace into the ceiling. On his Saturday show‚ he said calling Tucker a useful idiot was an insult to useful idiots. He also called him an "eager puppy."  This is an interesting tactic for Chris Wallace‚ since in 2017‚ he publicly criticized Fox News’s opinion hosts for bashing the media as unprofessional. See‚ it’s okay for Wallace to say someone’s not a journalist‚ they’re an eager puppy. But Tucker should never say that about oh‚ say‚ Brian Williams or Don Lemon. This is also an interesting tack since it was his own father Mike Wallace who went to meet with Ayatollah Khomeini in his earliest days as the dictator of Iran‚ and American hostage-taker back in 1979. He's remembered for describing the view of Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat: "He called you‚ forgive me‚ Imam -- his words‚ not mine -- 'a lunatic.'" Was Chris Wallace proud of that? Or was Daddy an eager puppy? We also address former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki ripping into the pro-Biden media as if they were savagely anti-Biden; Sarah Isgur educating Jon Karl on ABC about why special counsel Robert Hur had to describe Biden's mental state as a reason not to indict him; MSNBC avoiding inconvenient truths about the attempted shooter at Joel Osteen's megachurch in Houston; and the CBS morning love-bombing of Jon Stewart. Comedy Central's full-page newspaper ads tout Stewart's return to late-night leftist rants as "A Second Term We Can All Agree On." No. We can't.  Enjoy the podcast below‚ or wherever you listen to podcasts. Share the buzz!  

A social media personality sets up his own sting operations in order to help identify and arrest alleged online predators. In his latest action‚ he set up a meeting with a man while pretending to be an underage boy‚ and then helped the police take him down in Long Beach‚ California. KTLA-TV interviewed the man who is known as "Black Biden" on social media platforms‚ including TikTok and Instagram. The video shows police confront the target‚ who tried to run away before they chased him down and apprehended him outside of a Carl's Jr. fast food restaurant. He was identified as 41-year-old Cody Lane Oreiro of Hawthorne and was charged with arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd purposes and resisting a police officer. The activist said that the laws aren't strict enough to catch the predators. “I have caught over 156 guys who have tried to come out to harm kids‚” he told KTLA. “And it’s only been a year. Many convictions‚ but the laws are just still not strict enough for these guys.”He said that Oreiro believed he was meeting a 15-year-old boy at the Carl's Jr. In the video‚ the activist is wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and gray sweatpants. At one point in the video‚ he yelled to Oreiro‚ "You ain't getting away‚ homeboy!" Through the use of online social media accounts‚ the activist says that he interacts with suspected predators and then tells them that he's actually underage. If they agree to meet up‚ he records the interactions and contacts police. In another video obtained by KTLA‚ he chased down a man he claims was trying to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex. KTLA reported that many people in the community recognized him during their interview and would come over to offer their gratitude and support for "Black Biden." Here's a news report about the activist: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!