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San Francisco Sheriff Deputies stunned him by placing him in handcuffs and telling him he’d been busted.

Timothy Chaneyfield, 42, apparently came clean after grooming and sexually abusing the 14-year-old on three different occasions at his Eagle Creek home, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said at a press conference on Tuesday.

The Los Angeles Dodgers left Chicago Wednesday, but not before a local hot dog stand trolled the back-to-back World Series champions. The Chicago Cubs completed a three-game sweep over the Dodgers with a 7-6 victory at Wrigley Field. The Wieners Circle posted a picture to social media of their logo with a message included on...

Luis Robert Jr. had a good idea heading into Monday’s trade deadline that his Mets tenure would continue. 

This is the first extinct amphibian found in Los Angeles and only the second Ice Age amphibian in North America.

As the hard left’s dominance of higher education has brought a huge loss of public trust in US academia, the American Association of University Professors decided to “fight back” by endorsing political candidates — starting with Michigan extremist Abdul El-Sayed.

Maxx Crosby is all in on the Las Vegas Raiders. Adam Schefter believes that could change drastically depending on the teams performance The five-time Pro Bowl pass rusher returned to Las Vegas after an offseason trade to the Baltimore Ravens collapsed over concerns about his surgically repaired knee. Crosby has since publicly recommitted to the...

The latest Project Convergence Capstone 6 exercise took place at Fort Irwin, where soldiers spent nine days testing more than 90 technologies in one of the Army’s largest experimentation events to date.

The Michigan wins come after recent primaries in Maine, New York and other states that elevated socialist and socialist-adjacent candidates for the Nov. 3 elections.

New Giants head coach John Harbaugh is bringing a quiet, "CEO" style to a grueling training camp at The Greenbrier.

Mike Brown arrived in New York with enormous expectations and plenty of doubters. He had been fired multiple times as an NBA head coach, was not viewed as the Knicks’ first choice and inherited a team coming off an Eastern Conference Finals appearance. His assignment was simple to describe but incredibly difficult to complete: take...

On Wednesday, Crow-Armstrong became the first Cubs player with consecutive 25 home run, 25 stolen base seasons. 

Aaron Rodgers vowed to "never again" post about his family after sharing photos that confirmed their reconciliation, crediting his wife Brittani.

The party seems willing to accept anyone who can win its ballot line, no matter how much Nazi ink they sport, how many terrorists they fawn over or how much antisemitic lying they do.

Perez Hilton has spent more than two decades ricocheting between fame and infamy, scandal and redemption, reinvention and regret.

Perez Hilton has spent more than two decades ricocheting between fame and infamy, scandal and redemption, reinvention and regret. He dreamed of becoming an actor, but ended up Hollywood’s most notorious gossip blogger, building an internet empire by rattling the biggest stars of the ‘00s. However, scandals, celebrity feuds and changing pop culture tastes forced...

A Democratic district leader is urging state ethics officials to investigate presumptive Queens Assemblyman-elect Brian Romero for posting a GoFundMe that urged the public to help pay his rent and other living expenses before taking office.

Exclusive: The California Post reveals the untold story behind Jake and Romy Reiner's emotional first public appearance since the deaths of Rob and Michelle Reiner, including how the Dodgers secretly planned the touching Dodger Stadium tribute, Charley Steiner's role, and the standing ovation that left the crowd in tears.

Federal Operation Takes More Than 800 Dangerous Truckers Off US Highways

Authored by Kimberly Hayek via The Epoch Times,

Federal authorities took more than 800 dangerous truckers off America's roads in a three-day enforcement action, officials revealed Tuesday. In the operation, they targeted unqualified foreign drivers and unsafe commercial vehicles.

A truck drives through the Port of Oakland in Oakland, Calif., on Nov. 14, 2025. California has revoke 17,000 commercial driver’s licenses improperly issued to foreign drivers, about 2.5 percent of all commercial licenses in the state. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

The most recent wave of Operation Highway Shield was conducted from July 28 to July 30. Inspectors from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations collaborated with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and state highway patrols. They conducted roadside checks on illegal, unvetted drivers and vehicles that failed basic safety standards.

Officers detained 51 illegal immigrants over the course of three days, including 21 drivers holding non-domiciled commercial driver licenses issued by California and New York. Authorities placed 766 unsafe drivers and vehicles out of service. They arrested 86 operators for dangerous behavior, such as road rage and domestic violence. Officials issued 36 violations for failing English language proficiency tests, and nearly $1 million in stolen cargo was recovered.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin and Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Sean Duffy announced the early results. Mullin underscored the risks unqualified drivers pose when they are behind the wheel of large trucks.

"When illegal aliens are behind the wheels of semi-trucks, they are putting American lives in danger," DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in an X post.

Duffy said the effort was part of President Trump's directive to secure roads, eliminate fraud, and restore integrity to the trucking industry.

"Every life lost from an illegal trucker behind the wheel of a big rig is a completely preventable tragedy - and this administration will not stand for it," Duffy said.

"If you continue to illegally operate a big rig - your days on America's streets are numbered," the Secretary warned.

Last month, DHS and DOT announced a partnership in an effort to probe fraudulent and illegal practices at commercial driver license schools. Officials have said the schools issue credentials to unqualified individuals, including illegal immigrants, allowing them to drive semi-trucks on public highways.

Roadside inspections entail officers checking licenses, testing language proficiency required for reading road signs and understanding instructions, examining vehicle condition, and reviewing driver records. Failures in any of those areas can lead to immediate out-of-service orders. The targeted driver or vehicle can no longer be operated until deficiencies are fixed or the driver is removed from the road.

English language proficiency has become a key area of focus. Federal rules require commercial drivers to be capable of communicating sufficiently in English to understand highway signs, respond to law enforcement, and handle emergencies.

Tyler Durden Wed, 08/05/2026 - 19:15

Welcome to the big leagues, Angel Genao.  Ahead of their clash with the Mets on Wednesday night, the Guardians called up Genao, their No. 2 prospect on MLB Pipeline, from Triple-A Columbus.  After beginning the season with Double-A Akron, Genao was called up to Triple-A, where he hit .309 with 10 homers and 42 RBIs...