Jennifer
Siebel Newsom, wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom, recently
recounted telling inmates at San Quentin prison about the time she
accidentally ran over and killed her own sister with a golf cart.
She explained that she faced no punishment because it was ruled an accident.
She then told the prisoners serving life sentences that their crimes were “probably an accident too.”
The
comments have sparked outrage for appearing to minimize serious violent
crimes while drawing a false equivalence between a tragic accident and
intentional acts that led to incarceration.
This moment reveals a striking disconnect between elite perspectives and the realities faced by victims and the justice system.
Fox News liberal token Jessica Tarlov met her match when she decided to insult actor and staunch conservative Vince Vaughn.
"Jessica is really great at showing us all what a triggered Biden supporter looks like," Vaughn wrote on
X, "She's not talented enough to land a job among her own people, so she shrieks at ours all day."
Vauhn says had it not been for Fox and the few conservatives who gave her a chance, "nobody would know who Jessica Tarlov is."
Tarlov hasn't responded.
"Jessica is really great at showing us all what a triggered Biden supporter looks like," Vaughn wrote on
X, "She's not talented enough to land a job among her own people, so she shrieks at ours all day."
Vauhn says had it not been for Fox and the few conservatives who gave her a chance, "nobody would know who Jessica Tarlov is."
Tarlov hasn't responded.
A new video is going viral showing just how far the H-1B visa program has strayed from its original purpose.
Instead of bringing in top-tier talent for specialized roles, it’s now being used to staff basic retail jobs like 7-11 cashiers.
The footage highlights a worker on an H-1B visa handling everyday convenience store tasks — the kind of position that should easily be filled by American workers.
This is exactly the kind of abuse critics have been warning about: corporations and middlemen gaming the system to import cheaper labor while displacing U.S. employees.
The H-1B program was sold as a way to attract the world’s best and brightest, not to undercut wages at the local gas station.
Instead of bringing in top-tier talent for specialized roles, it’s now being used to staff basic retail jobs like 7-11 cashiers.
The footage highlights a worker on an H-1B visa handling everyday convenience store tasks — the kind of position that should easily be filled by American workers.
This is exactly the kind of abuse critics have been warning about: corporations and middlemen gaming the system to import cheaper labor while displacing U.S. employees.
The H-1B program was sold as a way to attract the world’s best and brightest, not to undercut wages at the local gas station.
A FedEx driver named Tanner Horner is accused of abducting and strangling 7-year-old Athena Strand in Paradise, Texas.
He allegedly took the girl while delivering a Barbie doll to her home. Horner initially claimed he accidentally hit her with the truck and then “panicked,” pulling her inside before strangling her and dumping her body seven miles away.
However, a photo shown in court reveals Athena standing alert in the back of the truck, contradicting his story.
Wise County District Attorney James Stainton warned the jury they will see footage and hear audio from the day of the killing, including the moment Athena was strangled.
“Somebody covered up the camera… but audio is still running, and you’re going to hear what a 250-pound man can do to a 67-pound child,” he said. “I’ve been doing this for 25 years, and I promise you, buckle up.”
Horner is eligible for the death penalty.
He allegedly took the girl while delivering a Barbie doll to her home. Horner initially claimed he accidentally hit her with the truck and then “panicked,” pulling her inside before strangling her and dumping her body seven miles away.
However, a photo shown in court reveals Athena standing alert in the back of the truck, contradicting his story.
Wise County District Attorney James Stainton warned the jury they will see footage and hear audio from the day of the killing, including the moment Athena was strangled.
“Somebody covered up the camera… but audio is still running, and you’re going to hear what a 250-pound man can do to a 67-pound child,” he said. “I’ve been doing this for 25 years, and I promise you, buckle up.”
Horner is eligible for the death penalty.
