In a surprising turn of events, Hooters, a renowned American food franchise, has announced the closure of approximately 40 of its locations across the country.

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is reportedly seeking a pardon from the U.S. presidency after agreeing to a charge under the U.S. Espionage Act, according to his wife. Assange, who was recently released from a UK prison, is currently on his way to Australia.

As reported by The New York Post, Vice President Kamala Harris, during a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona, made a compelling case for the re-election of President Biden, emphasizing the crucial role it would play in safeguarding women's reproductive rights.

In a recent development, Oakland, California Mayor Sheng Thao has broken her silence following the Federal Bureau of Investigations' raid on her home last week.

In a significant blow to President Joe Biden's student debt relief plan, federal judges in Kansas and Missouri have issued rulings that obstruct crucial components of the initiative, particularly those that modify payment amounts based on a borrower's income.

President Biden has retreated to Camp David, taking a week-long hiatus to prepare for the upcoming debate.

In a move that could potentially result in the arrest of Attorney General Merrick Garland by the House sergeant at arms, the House is expected to vote on a proposal this week.

Former wrestling star and WCW Tag Team Champion, 2 Cold Scorpio, found himself in a legal tussle following his arrest on June 15.

In a recent development, Tyler Cherry, a newly elevated White House official, has been found to be erasing a significant number of his past social media posts, which had sparked controversy over the weekend.

According to The Post Millennial, a recent panel discussion on MSNBC about the ongoing border crisis under President Joe Biden's administration took a contentious turn.