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Educator Dragged from Idaho Town Hall on Orders of Ex-L.A. Sheriff’s Deputy Collecting $150K+ in Disability

A town hall in Coeur d'Alene escalated when Teresa Borrenpohl was forcibly removed by plainclothes security after speaking out against a legislator. Ex-L.A. Sheriff's deputy Bob Norris, now Kootenai County Sheriff, initiated the removal, grabbing her arm before telling security, "Guys, get her." according to Borrenpohl. Widely circulated video shows Borrenpohl being dragged across the floor, losing a shoe as her shirt nearly came off. This incident raises serious questions about the use of force and free speech in public forums. Records reveal Norris receives $150,282 in annual disability payments from Los Angeles County, part of a $186,675 package he previously denied. Public scrutiny has intensified, questioning how an active sheriff collects substantial disability benefits while physically confronting citizens. The debate extends beyond Borrenpohl's case, highlighting a pattern of controversies during Norris's tenure, including pepper spray threats during traffic stops and unauthorized removal of library books.

DOJ Questions Rep. Garcia Over Musk Comment on CNN

Congressman Robert Garcia's metaphorical comment about Elon Musk on CNN has landed him in hot water with federal prosecutors. Discover what Garcia said and how he's defending his right to speak out against the Trump Administration.

Build, Baby, Build

Mayor Bass promises swift home rebuilding in L.A. post-wildfires. Her executive order, combined with Gov. Newsom's support, targets speeding up permits by cutting red tape. An overhaul in city culture and innovative strategies like self-certification and outsourcing are set to accelerate recovery. How do you think L.A. will handle this monumental task?

Family of Lyle & Erik Menendez Blast 'Abhorrent' Decision to Deny the Siblings a New Trial

The Menendez brothers' fight for justice faces a new hurdle as their request for a new trial is denied despite fresh evidence of abuse claims. The family is calling for recognition of trauma and justice reform. Read more about the controversial decision and what's next for Erik and Lyle.

Oscar's Final Tea Leaves: Spirits, SAG Awards & What They'll Reveal

Awards shows are heating up! With the Spirit Awards last Saturday and SAG Awards this past Sunday, will Anora shine or will surprises come? Click to explore who might lead to Oscars success.

Hunter Schafer Calls Out Trump’s Executive Order After Passport Lists Her as Male

Hunter Schafer's new passport ordeal sheds light on how Trump's executive order impacts transgender identities. Despite identifying as female for nearly a decade, Schafer's passport now lists her as male, sparking conversation on federal gender policies.

'Free Luigi' Chants Ring Out as Healthcare CEO Murder Case Opens

Luigi Mangione's recent court appearance for alleged murder charges has drawn significant attention and public support. As he faces a potential life sentence if convicted, Mangione's legal team battles for a fair trial amidst mounting public interest.

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