## Kentucky Woman Arrested on Felony Charges for Allegedly Spraying Substance on DoorDash Food

Authored by vanderburghsheriff.org

SUBJECT: Kentucky Woman Arrested on Felony Charges for Allegedly Spraying Substance on DoorDash Food.

A Kentucky woman is now in custody on felony charges following an investigation into allegations that she sprayed a substance onto DoorDash customers’ food, causing them to become sick.

Kourtney N. Stevenson was arrested by the McCracken County Sheriff’s Office in Kentucky on felony Battery and Consumer Product Tampering charges.

He reported that he and his wife had ordered food through DoorDash shortly after midnight.

They reviewed their doorbell camera footage and observed the DoorDash Dasher place the food off camera on the porch and take a picture.

She then sprayed a substance in the direction of the food from a small aerosol can attached to her keychain and left.

Presumption of Innocence Notice: The fact that a person has been arrested or charged with a crime is merely an accusation. »

### A man ate at the same Florida restaurant every day for a decade. When he stopped showing up, the chef went looking for him.

Authored by cbsnews.com

For lunch, he always orders a cup of gumbo, light on the rice, and asks to hold the cracker.

Charlie Hicks, 78, has had the same standing order, every day, twice a day, for 10 years.

Shrimp Basket chef Donell Stallworth says you could set your clock by Hicks. »

### Jared Kushner is at the center of Trump’s corruption

Authored by salon.com

Kushner has positioned himself at the center of the biggest media merger in years and at the fulcrum of White House foreign policy, all while taking in multi-billion-dollar investments from autocratic governments.

After leaving the first Trump administration, Kushner raised over $3 billion for Affinity Partners, including $2 billion from the Saudi government’s Public Investment Fund.

As of late 2024, Kushner had still not produced meaningful returns for these foreign governments, yet he had paid himself at least $157 million in fees. »

### High-roller sues Las Vegas casino after real-life ‘Hangover’ experience

Authored by independent.co.uk

Michael Duke Thomson’s last memory on January 23, 2024, was leaving the high-limit blackjack room at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas at around midnight with “a few thousand dollars” worth of chips.

open image in gallery Michael Duke Thomson claims Aria casino staff let him take out some $75,000 in markers after, he believes, he was 'deliberately, surreptitiously drugged.'

“On the night of January 23, 2024, Plaintiff was playing blackjack in the high-limit room at the Casino,” the complaint states. »

### Senate votes down ACA subsidies, GOP alternative

Authored by theweek.com

The Democratic proposal to extend the subsidies for three years and a Republican alternative each drew a bare majority of 51 votes, but 60 votes were needed to advance under the Senate’s filibuster rule.

The dueling votes marked an “unceremonious end to a monthslong effort by Democrats” to extend the subsidies while Republicans “struggled to find an alternative,” The Associated Press said.

Senate Republicans “eventually settled on” funneling up to $1,500 into health savings accounts for ACA customers who opt for a “lower-cost, higher deductible bronze or catastrophic health insurance plan.” »

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