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An inmate suspected of multiple crimes, including the murder of a New York woman, escaped from a Pennsylvania prison using tied sheets, sparking a massive multi-agency manhunt and warnings from officials that it is “very dangerous” and that should not be approached. Michael Charles Burham, 34, was discovered missing in the recreation area of ​​the Warren County Jail Friday morning. He “hoisted” on exercise equipment and exited the yard through a metal roof, Warren County spokeswoman Cecile Stelter said at a news conference Friday afternoon. Then he used sheets that he tied to get down to the floor. Staff noticed…

Supporting brands that align with your values ​​seems easy, but it’s a lot more complicated than Kid Rock shooting cases of Bud Light because the parent company ran a small marketing campaign with a transgender influencer. It’s even more complex than boycotting the brand because its VP insulted its customer and its parent company isn’t American. Anheuser-Busch InBev (SPROUT)- Get a free report he has done all these things. It had a promotion with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, it does have a vice president who called its customers “fratty” and it’s owned by a foreign company. The United States is…

Americans’ views on the Supreme Court’s most recent decisions, from restricting the use of race-based affirmative action in higher education to blocking student loan forgiveness and more, varied widely in function of political affiliation. New polling by ABC News/Ipsos shows Americans’ responses to the Supreme Court have been skewed, with the percentage of Republicans and independents who believe the court’s decisions are driven by politics largely unchanged. Meanwhile, Democrats increasingly say they believe judges make judgments based on their political views rather than the law. While only a third of Republicans and half of independents say the court rules primarily…

GUATEMALA CITY (AP) – The fight to certify the results of Guatemala’s first-round presidential election suffered what experts called another setback Saturday after the president of the Supreme Court issued an order blocking the certification Chief justice Silvia Valdés Quezada issued the unusual order on Friday afternoon. He stipulated that the process could not move forward until the election authorities who conducted a review of the vote tally sheets for the June 25 election briefed him on their methods and any inconsistencies found. Valdés Quezada said they had to do it in 12 hours. Reviews witnessed by the AP found…

CNN — California Rep. Grace Napolitano announced Saturday that she will retire from Congress at the end of her current term. “I am incredibly grateful to the people of the San Gabriel Valley and the people of Southeast Los Angeles County for the trust they have placed in me to represent them for a quarter of a century,” the Democrat said in a communicated A native of Texas, Napolitano is currently serving her 13th term in the House, representing a majority Latino district in the Los Angeles area. She was first elected to the House in 1998 after six years…

Meta launched Threads this week which is its answer to Twitter and in many ways both platforms want to host digital city squares. However, Instagram boss Adam Mosseri is clarifying things and saying that the social network will not push topics about politics and hard news. In recent years, Meta has taken a turn to push politics and hard news on its social media, which was noted because Twitter has embraced and encouraged political conversation. “The goal is not to replace Twitter,” Mosseri shared on Threads. “The goal is to create a public square for Instagram communities that never adopted…

KEENE, NH — The driver of a utility truck was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a rollover crash in Keene Saturday morning, state police said. At approximately 10:45 a.m., troopers responded to a report of an accident involving a 1996 International utility truck owned by BGWN Services of Milford, state police said. The truck was traveling southbound on Route 12 in the area of ​​the transfer station when the vehicle suffered severe mechanical failure, causing it to overturn several times before finally coming to rest on its side. The driver, Wade Methe, 23, of Milford, was sent…

GILMANTON, NH – Three people have died, including a Boy Scout who died in a boating accident and a 41-year-old woman from Beverly, Mass., who drowned after three separate incidents in New Hampshire waters on Friday, officials said the state police. The Marine Patrol and State Police responded to calls in Gilmanton, Manchester and Madison between 2:15 and 8:45 p.m. Friday, with at least nine agencies assisting. At approximately 2:15 p.m., New Hampshire 911 received a call for a boating accident on Manning Lake in Gilmanton, where a child was injured while in a boat, state police said. The boy,…