School board candidate apologizes after calling politicians ‘retards’ and using ‘gay’ as slur

A candidate for a Sacramento-area school board has admitted to calling people ”retards” and using the term ”gay” as a slur in a series of social media posts that have resurfaced on Reddit. On Monday, a Reddit account posted multiple screenshots of posts on X earlier this year by an account that appeared to belong to Kirk Thomson, who is running for trustee of the Elk Grove Unified School District. One post, responding to a question asking users if they were comfortable with the use of the slur ‘retard’, saying “only when describing Democrat politicians and their ideas.” Sign up…

Love bread? 3 ways to choose the healthiest ones

Not all bread is baked equally. The popular carb source is a staple in many Americans’ diets. From toast in the morning to sandwiches for lunch, to baguettes at restaurant dinner tables, bread is virtually everywhere. However, some loaves are more nutritious than others. If you’re looking to maintain a…

How did Hurricane Polo get so powerful?

A Pacific cyclone dubbed Polo exploded from a tropical storm into a powerful Category 5 hurricane in less than 24 hours on Tuesday (Sept. 22), with winds reaching speeds of 180 mph (290 km/h). Now drifting off the southwest coast of Mexico, Polo has been downgraded to a Category 4…

Jaxson Dart’s Broadway tale staring down a cruel reality

Jaxson Dart was the one. He was the heir. In this 50th year since Broadway Joe Namath took his talents to Los Angeles for the final forgettable chapter of his career, New York has long sought the successor to the character Namath created and no one else had seen fit…

Steph Curry puts Warriors on notice with blunt contract update

Golden State Warriors fans are trying to stay patient while Steph Curry remains unsigned to a contract extension. It sounds like fans will have to wait a while longer. But that doesn’t mean there should be concern that two sides will reach a deal. “I don’t want there to be…

Mets adding ex-Twins boss Derek Falvey to front office in David Stearns reunion

ARLINGTON, Texas — After settling the manager’s position, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns is looking toward the front office. To that end, the team on Wednesday was moving toward adding Derek Falvey, who previously served as Twins president of baseball operations, for a front office position, The Post’s…

Massive swing rocks LA mayor’s race as concerning poll released

Nithya Raman is dominating Karen Bass in the Los Angeles’ mayor’s race, according to a bombshell new poll. The challenger has surged to an 11-point lead with less than six weeks until the vote, according to the UC Berkeley/LA Times survey. Far-left Raman is back by 39% of likely voters…

Rams star trolls Giants with savage meme after injuring Jaxson Dart

Los Angeles Rams star linebacker Byron Young was one half of the tandem that injured New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart on Monday night. Young was initially apologetic about hurting Dart, saying in an Instagram post that he would, “Never play to hurt anybody. I pray for a healthy recovery…

3 New Rom-Com Movies With Great Rotten Tomatoes Scores, Ranked

It’s not spring, but love is still in the air here at Watch With Us. 2026 has been a terrific year for romantic comedies, and we want to spread the gospel of love by highlighting three exceptional rom-coms with great Rotten Tomatoes scores. Voicemails for Isabelle is a serious rom-com…

Feds scrutinize B in unusual Kalshi trades amid ‘wash trading’ concerns

The federal government is scrutinizing unusual trading activity on Kalshi after billions of dollars worth of near-identical crypto trades raised questions about possible “wash trading,” according to a report. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is examining the trades before determining whether to open an enforcement investigation, the Wall Street Journal…

‘It has become very dire in a lot of places’: New map reveals exactly where humans are adding and removing precious fresh water on Earth

Earth’s continents are losing fresh water much faster than scientists thought, mostly because aquifer pumping in regions like northern India, southern Iran and parts of the U.S. is 45% more pronounced, on average, than previous estimates suggested, new research shows.The study used satellite data to map freshwater trends across the…

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