News

 Vancouver Police nab more  than $8 million worth of  drugs from gangs
 The Vancouver Police Organize Crime  Section has been conducting an  investigation, since May of this year,  called Project Tint which led to them  getting more than $8 million worth of  drugs off the streets.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 29, 2022













  News

 A downpour of rain in Eastern  Kentucky caused flash  flooding that led to 16 lives  loss
 Gov. Andy Beshear has issued a State of  Emergency and President Joe Biden has  released federal aid to help Eastern  Kentuckians recover from the flood.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 29, 2022













  News

 Two career criminals have  been charged with the first  degree murder of Ripudaman  Singh Malik
 21-year-old Tanner Fox and 23-year-old  Jose Lopez were out on bail when they  killed Ripudaman Singh Malik, who was  a suspect in the 1985 Air India Flight 182  bombing that killed 329 people.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 28, 2022













  News

 A witness says Jordan Daniel  Goggin was pacing back and  forth talking to himself saying  'I'm effed up'
 Charity Ciszek told CTV News that she  saw Jordan Daniel Goggin 10 days earlier,  pacing back and forth, talking to himself,  saying, 'I’m so effed up, I’m so effed up,  this is effed up.'
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 27, 2022













  Entertainment

 A fraudster is scamming  aspiring actors, actresses,  and models out of money
 A fake producer is sendiing out emails  posing as Bentley Media Group's owner  Maxwell Bentley with the promise of a  $5000 payday for a six hour photoshoot.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 27, 2022













  News

 Over a majority of Americans  disagree with President Joe  Biden's belief that the country  is not in a recession
 A recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS  shows that 64% of Americans believe the  country is in a recession.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 26, 2022













  News

 Police shot and killed Jordan  Daniel Goggin after he went  on a six hour shooting spree
 The police are still determining why 28- year-old Jordan Daniel Goggin targeted  his victims.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 26, 2022













  News

 B.C.'s homebuyer protection  period includes a cancellation  fee
 Homebuyers need to be mindful of the fact  that if they back out of a deal with a  homeowner then they'll be on the hook for  a cancellation fee.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 25, 2022













  News

 Air Canada delayed a  woman's luggage and flew a  man's cats to San Francisco
 Air Canada paid a woman $1200 after  delaying her luggage and had to fly a  man's two cats back from San Francisco to  Toronto.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 25, 2022













  News

 Oak Fire near Yosemite  National Park has burned
 over 16,000 acres in 2 days
 Oak Fire has burned a total of 16,791  acres over a 2 day period causing damage  to 5 buildings and destroying 10 buidlings.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 25, 2022













  Entertainment

 Questions that will pop up in  your head while you're  watching Chucky Two Series  Trailer
 How does the priest die? Is Lexy  powdering her nose are some of the  questions that will pop up in your head  while you are watching Chucky 2 Series  Trailer.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 24, 2022













  News

 Lions Gate Hospital not  having good help is why a  woman died after waiting two  days in the waiting room
 An elderly woman died under a blank on a  stretcher that was hidden away in a corner,  for two days, after nurses and doctors fail  to get her the proper care for her heart  condition.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 23, 2022













  Politics

 Answer those subpoenas
 Steve Bannon's 'presidential daddy',  Donald Trump, not being in office is why  Steve Bannon will have to pay a fine and  serve time for not anserwing the Select  Committee's subpoena about what he  knew about the events leading up to,  during, and after the January 6  Insurrection on The Capitol.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 23, 2022













  News

 No guarantee banks will cover  money loss from use of a  third party mobile payment  app if fraud is not apparent  up front
 Your chances are slim to none of the bank  giving you your money back after a crook  convinces you to send it to him via Zelle  or some other payment app.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 1, 2022













  Under the Radar

 Father's Day is dad's TV day!
 Watching his shows is what dad wants to  do on Father's Day!
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: June 19, 2022













  Under the Radar

 Leaving her be is the perfect  Mother's Day gift
 Her time and her space is what every  mother wants on Mother's Day!
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: May 8, 2022










  News

 An unpaid debt to their  gangster lender got two  Canadian gangsters killed
 An unpaid debt to a gangster lender is why  a hitman killed Canadian gangsters Robert  Dinh and Thomas Cherukara in Riviera  Maya, Mexico, at the Five Star hotel,  Hotel Xcaret.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: May 7, 2022










  Entertainment

 A two hours or greater movie  won't keep behinds on the  couch or eyeballs on the TV
 The SNL folks say that folks like short ass  movies because short ass movies fall  within the time period of a human's  attention span.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: May 6, 2022










  News

 Scooby the German Shepard  Mix and two people were  rescued from the LA River
 The LAFD rescued Scooby the German  Shepard Mix, his owner, and a good  Samaritan after they got caught up in a  current in the LA River.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: March 29, 2022










  News

 A doggy collar helped the  police grab a car thief in  Pasadena, California
 A car thief in Pasadena, California, was  arrested after the police used the GPS  tracker on the dog's, Kazoo, collar to track  the stolen car.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: January 27, 2022










  Entertainment

 Dionne Warwick is at the age  where she can say whatever  she likes
 Ms. Dionne Warwick told Stephen Colbert  that she is at the age where she can 'say  and do whatever I want to do.'
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: January 26, 2022










  News

 The scientists over at the  Bulletin of the Atomic  Scientists list ways the  humans can stop the  Doomsday Clock
 Not doing what they're doing is all the  humans have to do to stop the Doomsday  Clock.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: January 25, 2022










  News

 Winter Storm Jasper made  the South as cold as ever
 With temperatures going down into the  20s,  Winter Storm Jasper turned  everything below the Mason Dixie line  into an ice box.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: January 24, 2022










  Entertainment

 Man caught with lighter in his  pocket was arrested for  allegedly burning down Fox  News' Christmas Tree
 The NYPD arrested 49-year-old Craig  Tamanaha and then hit him with a slew of  charges for allegedly setting Fox News'  Christmas tree a blaze.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: December 8, 2021










  Douuble-Talking

 Putin continues sending troops  to Ukraine's border while  saying he will not invade  Ukraine
 Russian President Vladimir Putin wants  folks to believe that the Russian troops  stationed along Ukraine's border isn't  evidence of his plan to invade Ukraine.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: December 7, 2021










  News

 Shoplifters admit to the  Vancouver police that they  were going to sell stolen
 goods on the dark web
 Almost half of shoplifters arrested during  Vancouver Police crackdown say they were  going to the black market to sell their  goods.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: December 6, 2021










  News

 The Wu family were not  targets in a freeway gunfight  that killed toddler Jasper Wu
 The California Highway Patrol says there is  not any evidence showing that 23-month- old Jasper Wu and his mother were targets  in a freeway gunfight whereby a stray bullet  struck and killed the toddler.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 9, 2021










  Under the Radar

 Daylight Saving Time is a sleep  in holiday taken on Monday
 Sleeping in is what everyone should be  doing today!
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 8, 2021










  News

 Police believe Travis Bowcok  targeted his victims
 The police are trying to figure out why  Travis Bowcock shot his victims; especially  the one victim who has been shot twice on  the same driveway less than three months  apart.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 7, 2021










  News

 City of Los Angeles is cleaning  up home that has been cited  for code violations for over 11  years
 From 2010 to 2021, neighbors have had to  live with the piles of filth on the front yard  of the house of hoarders horror home.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 6, 2021











  Under the Radar

 Rocky the dog beat up the  mountain lion the king of  suburbia
 The mountain lion, king of suburbia learned  the hard way that nobody threatens Rocky  the dog and his humans.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 6, 2021











  News

 Prince George RCMP did not  tell the public about missing  person Anthony James  Graham's murder charges and  association with drug dealers
 Prince George RCMP admitted they made a  mistake when they told the public Anthony  James Graham is a missing person when in  fact he is a wanted man for two murders  link to the drug business.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 6, 2021











  News

 Letecia Stauch pleaded not  guilty to a slew of charges
 Letecia Stauch pleaded not guilty to first  degree murder and the other 12+ charges  she was charged with in the death of 11- year-old Gannon Stauch. The trial begins  March 28, 2022.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 5, 2021











  News

 A neighbor’s story and Andrew  Sorensen’s dead body in the  trunk of the car led to John B.  Eisenman’s arrest
 A neighbor's detailed description of  Andrew Sorensen's death and a group of  strangers finding his body in the trunk of a  car is how the police broke the ice cold  case against John B. Eisenman.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 4, 2021











  News

 A teenage trick or treater put  a needle in his Twix candy bar  as a joke
 A 14-year-old boy in East Greenbush, New  York, has been charged with filing a false  police report about someone placing a  needle in his Twix candy bar on Halloween.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 3, 2021











  News

 Brian Hsu says he punched an  American Airlines flight  attendant in self-defense
 Brian Hsu told an FBI agent that due to a  recent reconstructive skull surgery  increasing his chances of a blow to the  head causing severe head trauma or death,  he punched an American Airlines flight  attendant in self-defense.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 2, 2021











  News

 Parents found needles in their  kids' Halloween candy
 Some humans put needles in the kids' Kit  Kat and Twix candy bars.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 2, 2021











  Under the Radar

 Dog crashed golf cart into SUV  and kiddie pool
 A dog tried taking a golf cart for a spin but  ended up crashing it into a SUV and kiddie  pool.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 2, 2021











  News

 Brian Hsu has been charged  with interference and assault  after he punched a flight  attendant who accidently  bumped into him
 Brian Hsu's decision to punch an American  Airlines flight attendant has gotten him hit  with the charges of interference of a flight  attendant and assault within the special  aircraft jurisdiction of the United States.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 1, 2021











  Under the Radar

 A bear ate a man's bucket of  KFC chicken
 John Holden came home and found a bear  helping himself to a bucket of KFC  chicken.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 1, 2021











  Politics

 Andrew Cuomo could serve up  to a year in jail on the  misdemeanor forcible touching  charge
 A court in Albany, NY, charged Andrew  Cuomo with the Class A Misdemeanor  charge of forcible touching, which carries a  sentence of 364 days in jail.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: November 1, 2021











  Entertainment

 Scary movie characters' life  advice
 Freddy, Jason, Michael, Chucky and others  give life advice.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 31, 2021











  Entertainment

 Sometimes dead people haunt  their trucks
 Some people haunt their trucks so they can  get help finding their killers.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  Entertainment

 Nana Mimi told her secrets  during her funeral
 During her funeral, Nana Mimi told her  family and friends about her friends Louis  CK, Donald Trump, Kevin Spacey, and  Bill Cosby and her favorite singer R. Kelly.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  Entertainment

 Grown women do not need to  be in the club
 SNL did a public announcment reminding  grown women that the club is a place for  young women, not grown women.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  Entertainment

 Amazon Astro will terrorize  your dog
 Amazon Astro will chase your dog around  the house and show them fireworks just for  fun.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  News

 Coroner confirms the remains  found in an alligator are those  of an elderly man who went  missing during Hurricane Ida
 St. Tammany Parish Coroner Dr. Charles  Preston used DNA samples and medical  records in order to identify 71-year-old  Timonthy Satterlee Sr’s., remains that were  found in a 12 foot long, 504 pound  alligator.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  Politics

 Adam Kinzinger does not  believe the Biden  Administration knows how  many Americans are left  behind in Afghanistan
 Adam Kinzinger told CNN's Jim Sciutto-I  don’t know if they know the number.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 29, 2021











  Entertainment

 The death of Cinematographer  Halyna Hutchins will lead to  IATSE members voting no on  the agreement
 The death of Cinematographer Halyna  Hutchins has led to several IATSE  members saying that the new agreement  doesn't go far enough in providing better  working hours and ensuring safer working  conditions.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 27, 2021











  Entertainment

 Life Advice with Larry David on  marriage anniversaries, going  bald, and going on dates
 Larry David is a wise man who, on Friday,  stopped by The Late Late Show with James  Corden to share life advice on marriage  anniversaries, going bald, and going on  dates.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 24, 2021











  Entertainment

 The world has changed but  Larry David and the sun have  not
 During Season 11 of Curb Your  Enthusiasm, Larry David will do some  good and some bad as he always does.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: October 23, 2021












  Politics

 Taxes, drug trafficking,  extortion, and international  sponsors is how the Taliban  makes money
 Taxes, drug trafficking, extortion, and  international sponsors have helped the  Taliban to make between $300M to $1.6B a  year.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 22, 2021












  News

 There is concern that the  South African COVID variant  C12 can infect more people  due to its ability to get pass  the vaccines
 South Africa’s National Institute for  Communicable Diseases’ and the KwaZulu- Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing  Platform’s study shows that the vaccines  and the antibodies are no match for C.1.2.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 22, 2021












  News

 Luchiano Lewis faces life in  prison after pleading guilty to  2nd degree murder in the  death of Tessa Majors
 Luchiano Lewis pleaded guilty to two  felonies, second degree murder and first  degree robbery, in the death of Tessa  Majors.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 22, 2021












  News

 A Jewish mother of six was  saved by a Palestinian doctor  and two others from a group  of men who were stoning her  car
 The life of a 36-year-old Jewish mother of  six was saved after a Palestinian doctor and  two other people stopped a group of  hooligans from throwing stones at her car.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 22, 2021












  Politics

 China's high court rules  employers can't work  employees overtime with no  pay
 China’s top court tells businesses they can  no longer use a 996 work schedule in order  to work folks like a mule for six days a  week, 12 hours each day from 9AM to 9PM  with no overtime pay.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 13, 2021












  Politics

 Mitch McConell tells  Republicans they can't impeach  a Democratic president who  has a Democratic control  Congress backing him
 Mitch McConnell told Republicans that the  public's dislike for Joe Biden's not so good  handling of the withdrawal from Iraq is not  enough to get them the support they need in  order to persuade Democrats to impeach  Joe Biden.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 4, 2021













  Politics

 House Rule XI, clause 2(m)(1)  and (3) gives the House  committees and  subcommittees the power to  issue subpoenas
 Folks shouldn't pay any never mind to  Kevin McCarthy's carrying on about the  January 6th Select Committee issuing  subpoenas.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 4, 2021













  Politics

 Two polls show Gavin  Newsom’s chances
 increasing of beating
 the recall
 Two polls show Gavin Newsom increasing  his lead, over the Republicans, ahead of the  September 14, 2021, recall.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 4, 2021













  News

 Swollen rivers, flooded streets,  tornadoes, and the number of  dead rising after Ida hit New  York, New Jersey,  Pennsylvania, and Maryland
 Swollen rivers, flooded streets, several  tornadoes, and a rising death count is what  Ida has left behind in New York New  Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 2, 2021













  News

 Woman says her husband was  not on the porch where she left  him after she returned from  getting help to treat his  injuries caused by a gator
 A woman living in a suburban area of  Slidell, Louisiana, told the St. Tammany  Parish Sheriff's deputies that a gator  attacked her husband while he was walking  in the flood waters.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: September 2, 2021













  News

 Hurricane Ida has left some 2  million plus people without  power for 30 days
 Sitting the power lines up high on an  electrical tower made it so easy for  Hurricane Ida to blow her 110mph winds  and knockout the power to over 2 million  folks in homes and businesses in Louisiana,  Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 31, 2021













  News

 From Louisiana all the way  across Pennsylvania to  Maryland and Delaware is  where Hurricane Ida is going
 Hurricane Ida will land in Louisiana today  and leave out through Delaware or  Maryland on Thursday.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 29, 2021













  News

 United States drone strike kills  the ISIS-K planner of the  Kabul airport attack while he  sat in a car
 A U.S. drone strike killed the ISIS-K  (Islamic State in Khorasan Province)  planner of the Kabul airport attack while he  and his ISIS-K buddy sat in a car near ISIS- K's home base in Nangarhar Province.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 28, 2021













  News

 The CFSEU-BC decreased the  amount of gang activity in  British Columbia
 The Combined Forces Special Enforcement  Unit of British Columbia's (CFSEU-BC)  increase patrols of the areas frequented by  high level gangsters has helped to bring  down the gang activity in the province.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 27, 2021













  News

 Several United States service  members were killed during a  suicide attack carried out by  ISIS-K at the Hamid Karzai  International Airport in Kabul
 Twelve U.S. service members are among  the more than 60 people killed and 15  Americans are among the 140 wounded.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 26, 2021













  News

 A West Vancouver couple living  in a new development cut their  neighbors’ cedar trees while  their neighbors were away
 Andrew Liu and Ying Liang had to fork out  over $48,000 after the judge ruled they  never should have cut down their neighbors'  trees.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 26, 2021













  News

 Tropical Storm Henri is now  Tropical Depression Henri
 Welp, Henri has decided to downgrade to a  tropical depression because passing  tropical storm winds is just too much for his  system to handle.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 23, 2021













  Under the Radar

 A young coyote decided it is  high time for him to begin his  schooling
 The humans at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish  School in LA's Northridge neighborhood  were surprise to see a young coyote sitting  on a desk.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 23, 2021













  News

 Tropical Storm Henri will  remain a tropical storm
 As it makes its way up the eastern shores,  Tropical Storm Henri will remain a tropical  storm dumping loads of rain and passing  tons of wind causing causes flash flooding,  storm surges, high surf and rip currents and  tornadoes to occur.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 22, 2021













  News

 The high crime rate in  Buckhead is why the sports
 bar Taco Mac is permanently  shutdown
 The owners of the Taco Mac at the  Lindbergh location in Buckhead said that 'a  recent uptick of crime in Buckhead' has  made the location unsafe for their  employees and customers.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 22, 2021













  News

 Floyd Ray Roseberry's relative  and his neighbor warned the  police about his suspicious  behavior
 Floyd Ray Roseberry's relative told the  police about his threats against the  Democrats and President Joe Biden and a  neighbor told the police about loud banging  noises coming from Floyd Ray Roseberry's  home.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 22, 2021













  News

 The Dixie Fire has burn over a  half million acres of land
 The Dixie Fire's scorching of over 500,000  acres of land has helped it to knock the  Creek Fire off its top spot as California's  largest single wildfire ever.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 14, 2021













  News

 A tracking device was placed  on suspected Dixie Fire starter  Gary Maynard’s car back in July
 Federal investigators with the U.S. Forest  Agency placed a tracking device on Gary  Maynard's car after a witness saw him  leaving an area where the Cascade Fire was  started.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 14, 2021













  News

 There is a wee bit chance that  Asetroid Bennu will hit Earth
 There is a 1 in 2,700 (or about 0.037%)  chance that Asteroid Bennu will hit Earth  on September 24, 2182.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 14, 2021













  Under the Radar

 A great white shark stole a  man's fish
 A great white shark name Doby Jr says he  was just sooo hungry and the fish on the  human's fishing rod was the only food he  could easily get.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 14, 2021













  Politics

 Melissa DeRosa says an  emotionally and mentally  trying two years are the  reasons why she has resigned  as the Secretary to the  Governor of New York
 Melissa DeRosa's decision to stonewall the  sexual harassment and assault allegations  against Andrew Cuomo has led to her  resignation.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 9, 2021









  News

 A Vancouver lawyer’s law  license have been suspended  after she allowed her client to  use a trust account as a  personal bank account
 The Law Society of British Columbia  Disciplinary Hearing Panel suspended  Attorney Florence Esther Louis Yen's law  license for 3 months and fined her  $35,209.83.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 2, 2021









  News

 Joseph Jimenez will be charged  with first degree murder in  Anthony Barajas' death
 19-year-old Anthony Barajas' death ensures  that the charge of first-degree murder will  be added to 20-year-old Joseph Jimenez’s  case which already includes a murder  charge in 18-year-old Rylee Goodrich's  death.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: August 1, 2021









  News

 The Brazilian state of Rio  Grande do Sul had large  amounts of snowfall
 Cold weather brought along large amounts  of snowfall, hail, and freezing rain which  has caused some concern for farmers who  risk losing crops due to the cold.
 by Nathan'ette Burdine: July 30, 2021