Mugshots of the week: Feb. 9-14, 2025
These mugshots were taken for arrests made throughout the US the week of Feb. 9-14, 2025.
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Maya Hawke claims some producers cast actors based on their numbers of Instagram followers
Maya Hawke claimed that the size of actors’ social media following is becoming a big factor in some producers’ casting decisions and whether a movie is able to be made. During a recent appearance on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast,” the 26-year-old actress, who is the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, recalled that…
Dead California man, car parts found 1,000 feet below Grand Canyon’s South Rim
Search crews recently found the body of a California man in Grand Canyon National Park. The man, who has not yet been identified, was found on Feb. 10 near the Yavapai Geology Museum, according to a National Park Service spokesperson. At about 8 a.m., the park received a report about a broken rock wall and…
D.C. Mayor Bowser open to using public money to help fund multibillion-dollar Commanders stadium at RFK site
Washington’s NFL franchise has spent the last 28 seasons playing home games in Maryland. The Commanders currently call Northwest Stadium, formerly FedEx Field, home. The stadium opened in time for the 1997 season and is located roughly 13 miles from the U.S. Capitol Building in neighboring Washington, D.C. The stadium replaced the once iconic Robert…
NHL exec hopes Canadians avoid ‘unfortunate situation’ of booing US national anthem ahead of rivalry game
The USA-Canada rivalry on the ice is a longstanding one, but the rivalry appears to have gone political. The bordering countries will take the ice Saturday night in Montreal for the 4 Nations Face-Off, the first time the two countries have played against each other in a best-on-best format since the World Cup of Hockey…
America must win AI race against ‘great competitor’ China, Condoleezza Rice warns
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice weighed in on the global artificial intelligence race, warning the United States must remain the “technological leader” against the “great competitor” — China. “The United States is currently the technological leader, and we have to keep it that way. We absolutely have to win this race so that a…
Army master fitness trainer speaks on ‘culture of fitness’ to prepare soldiers for ‘lethality in combat’
A U.S. Army advertisement titled “Stronger People are HARDER to KILL!” released earlier in February saw branch project manager and master fitness trainer SFC Scott Dalrymple deadlifting and lifting weights. Dalrymple joined “The Ingraham Angle” on Friday to discuss the advertisement and messaging shift for the U.S. military. Host Laura Ingraham asked why the message…
Ariana Grande, Kate Hudson shine on red carpet: PHOTOS
Ariana Grande dazzled when she walked the red carpet at the Virtuoso Awards during the Santa Barbara Film Festival in a pink spaghetti-strapped Giorgio Armani dress, which featured a full skirt and three-dimensional floral embellishments. The look was a nod to the actress’ Academy Award-nominated performance as Glinda the Good Witch in “Wicked,” who wears…
Duke star Cooper Flagg, projected to be No. 1 pick in NBA Draft, makes surprise admission about future
Cooper Flagg could very likely hold more than his own weight in the NBA today, but by rule, he must be one year removed from high school before going pro. So, he opted to go to Duke, and while most are predicting he’s a one-and-done, that may actually not be the case. In a recent…
Massachusetts rep blasts Republicans for ‘weaponizing’ transgender athletes: ‘Politics at its worst’
U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan, D-Mass., ripped her Republican colleagues this week, saying they politicize the controversial issue of transgender athletes competing against girls and women. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association is one of at least three state athletic organizations to say they will continue to allow trans athletes to compete against biological females despite President…