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A 5-year-old child had been left alone with the woman's battered body inside the apartment for an unknown length of time, according to police sources.

The couple previously welcomed Sienna, Win and Amora. Ciara also co-parents son Future with her ex-fiancé of the same name.

The couple previously welcomed Sienna, Win and Amora. Ciara also co-parents son Future with her ex-fiancé of the same name.

By Thursday evening, we'll know whether McVay's unusual experiment is remembered as brilliant sports science or second-guessed on their journey all the way back across the Pacific. 

Karyann Parkinson said her son was 'pretty shaken up' after authorities intervened when they found him alone in community

A massive search effort is underway for Neil Gehring, 26, after he failed to make it to the end point of a planned cross-county excursion at Olympic National Park.

California Police Seize 2,400 Stolen Catalytic Converters Worth $4.3 Million

A three-month investigation into widespread catalytic converter thefts in Southern California culminated Thursday with five arrests and the recovery of an enormous cache of allegedly stolen auto parts, according to KTLA.

Law enforcement agencies executed several search warrants across Los Angeles and Orange counties, uncovering roughly 2,400 catalytic converters with an estimated value of $4.3 million. Images released after the raids show converters packed into large containers and stacked throughout a warehouse allegedly connected to the operation.

Investigators believe the suspects were part of a broader system for handling stolen converters rather than simply carrying out individual thefts. Authorities say the investigation connected thefts reported across several northern Orange County communities to an organized operation that collected, stripped, transferred and purchased the stolen equipment.

KTLA writes that the searches also turned up more than $105,000 in cash, two firearms that authorities said were not registered and several boxes containing precious metals. Catalytic converters are attractive to thieves because they contain valuable metals that can be extracted and resold.

The operation brought together several agencies, including the Orange and Los Angeles county sheriff’s departments, California DMV investigators, state insurance investigators and the Orange County District Attorney’s Office. Authorities said the scale of the seizure was the product of months of coordinated investigative work.

Following the arrests, officials encouraged vehicle owners to make their cars harder targets by parking in garages or well-lit locations when possible. They also recommended catalytic converter protection devices and having identifying information etched onto vulnerable vehicle components to make stolen parts more difficult to resell.

Tyler Durden Sun, 09/06/2026 - 19:35

As more information continues to unfold about how Daejon Love scammed at least 26 women out of $1.3 million by impersonating a 49ers wide receiver, it continues to catch the eye of professional athletes. Former Oakland A’s outfielder Eric Byrnes appeared on his podcast “Deuces Wild” and revealed a story about a former bat boy...

Jaxson Dart showed plenty of promise during his rookie season, but Year 2 brings a different standard. With John Harbaugh now leading the Giants and New York entering the 2026 season with a deeper group of offensive weapons, Dart is no longer being evaluated strictly on potential. The next step is consistency, command at the...

Eady died in a crash that also killed her two sons — Pavel and Remus.

Back-to-back-to-back turned out to not be the ultimate back-breaker.

Jonah Tong’s revamped arsenal and recent Triple-A surge earned him a longer Mets rotation audition starting Monday in Miami.

"Hurry Up And Die": Michigan Democrat Joins Other Radicals In Scrubbing Past Social Media Statements

Authored by Jonathan Turley via JonathanTurley.org,

A certain pattern is emerging on the far left. Political figures spend years currying the favor of other extremists with outrageous commentary, proudly proclaiming their commitment to eliminating the Senate, opening the border, and other measures. Then, they delete all of the comments and declare themselves mainstream. The idea is to run in the center but govern from the far left, the so-called Spanberger strategy. The latest example is William Lawrence, who is running for Michigan's 7th Congressional District. However, Lawrence's prior self reveals just how radical this movement could prove.

Like many professors, pundits, and politicians on the left, Lawrence has called for sweeping changes in our constitutional system. Lawrence reportedly has demanded a "fundamental overhaul" of the Constitution while calling for the elimination of the Senate, police, prisons, and borders.

He has even denounced the nuclear family as an "isolating, individualistic, violent way of organizing society."

Notably, he is the latest radical to show that the "Big Tent" party has little room for moderates. While establishment figures like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries seek to use this mob, radicals have made clear that they will be next. Darializa Avila Chevalier is the latest Democratic Socialist to mock the establishment's pitch of a Big Tent party: "A big tent doesn't pay your rent, lower your grocery bill, or take on the corporations bleeding our country dry. Democratic socialism does."

In Lawrence's case, he even put this feelings to music, writing a song a few years ago that calls for the death of moderate former Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, declaring, "Our generation says f**k you for everything...Hurry up and die so that we can get started."

He has also denounced capitalism and the very concept of the nation-state.

Lawrence was previously arrested for resisting police officers while protesting a pipeline.

As discussed earlier, candidates like James Talarico in Texas have scrubbed their social media accounts or dismissed their earlier radical claims, including attacks on capitalism. Supporters view these candidates as already proving their bona fides and understanding that they are just sanitizing their records for voters who want the illusion of a moderate. Accordingly, many applaud figures such as Socialist Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, dismissing her own extremist statements just a few years ago as "Woke 1." like some distant childhood stage.

These radical figures are learning that their views are distinctly unpopular with American voters so they are perfecting stealth socialist candidates who can run a type of Spanberger campaign while later pursuing a socialist agenda.

Lawrence's past positions show little nuance and closely track the platform of the Democratic Socialists of America. Destroying the constitutional system, rejecting the nation-state, eliminating prisons, and other radical positions propelled these candidates through the primaries. The effort to now scrub the records shows the utter contempt that many have for average voters.

Lawrence shows the delusion of establishment figures such as Gavin Newsom that they can use a mob to gain power without being eventually devoured by it. In my book Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution, I discuss the French Revolution and its decline into what the Framers called a mobocracy. What became known as "The Terror" was started not by the working class, but by educated lawyers, journalists, and even aristocrats as part of the Jacobin movement.

These are hardcore revolutionaries with an agenda that would destroy the world's oldest and most successful democratic system in history. Party leaders facilitate them because they can only think about the next election, not the next generation. Lawrence is a cautionary tale that Benjamin Franklin remains correct, this is our Republic but only if we can keep it.

Tyler Durden Sun, 09/06/2026 - 19:00

"I should have known better, and I feel sick that I didn’t see that in the moment."

"I should have known better, and I feel sick that I didn’t see that in the moment."

Frances Tiafoe stuns Daniil Medvedev in straight sets to reach US Open quarterfinals,

Police say 55-year-old Frito-Lay employee Paris Carlock of Murfreesboro was conducting inventory when he was struck.

The directive reportedly gives the district’s guidance counselors the authority to decide “whether, and to what extent” parents can be informed.

It was a typical school day in December 1995.  I was teaching fifth grade. The topic was the Constitutional Convention.  Fifteen minutes into the lesson, it was clear that I was losing my audience. Too many names. Too much talk. Too many abstract concepts about the machinery of government. It was then that I had...

"This election result is, above all, a vote of no confidence in the federal government,'' an expert said.