The editorial board of the Los Angeles Times will not endorse anyone in the presidential election after a 20-year run of endorsing Democrats. The editorial board listed other endorsements and said it was “no exaggeration to say this may be the most consequential election in a generation" but then ignored the presidential election. The LA Times had endorsed Harris when she ran for California attorney general in 2014 and in 2016 when she ran for the US Senate. While some on social media saw this as a sign of former President Donald Trump's popularity, a report by Max Tani of Semafor claimed it was forced on the editorial board by the paper's billionaire owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. A spokesperson for the Times refused to comment on the story. “We do not comment on internal discussions or decisions about editorials or endorsements," read the spokesperson's statement. Semafor reported that Soon-Shiong, who became wealthy in the health care industry, also overrode the paper's leaders when they were going to endorse U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts during the Democratic primary presidential campaign in 2020. The paper endorsed no one in the primary but endorsed then-candidate Joe Biden in the general election. The L.A. Times had endorsed Harris when she ran for California attorney general in 2014 and in 2016 when she ran for the U.S. Senate.Some on the left posted images of their subscriptions being canceled over the decision. "Of all the elections to sit out. The Los Angeles Times decision to not endorse for president this year made my decision to cancel my subscription extremely easy. They’ve coward [sic] in fear over Trump’s 'Enemies will be punished' threats. Gross, weak and pathetic," responded lawyer Sean Nyberg. Prior to 2008, the paper had refused to endorse any presidential candidate over interior disagreements about the Watergate scandal in the 1970s. Prior to that, the paper had endorsed Republicans for nearly a century since its 1881 founding. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Florida police arrested a 36-year-old woman who allegedly instructed her 10-year-old daughter to murder a baby by dropping the child on its head, causing serious injuries. The Escambia County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post that Tara Alexis Sykes was arrested after they were contacted by the Gulf Coast Kids House on Thursday over serious injuries reported to a 2-month-old baby. 'I have been in Law Enforcement for over 40 years and have never seen anything quite like this.'The baby had been dropped headfirst onto a tile floor, and police determined that the child had been instructed to do so by Sykes through the social media features on the Roblox game. Police said that Sykes enumerated various methods by which the girl could kill the baby, including drowning in a bathtub, burning with scalding water, or dropping the baby on its head. Sykes also allegedly told the child to kill two foster parents that the child was living with temporarily. Sykes had instructed the 10-year-old on how to kill the adults the 10-year-old was temporarily living with by cutting their throats with a knife while they slept and burning their house by dousing bed sheets with aerosol spray and setting them on fire. The 10-year-old doused the sheets but was unable to carry out the instructions. The baby suffered a skull fracture but is expected to survive. Sheriff Chip W. Simmons said he was "truly disturbed" by the allegations in the case. "I have been in Law Enforcement for over 40 years and have never seen anything quite like this," said Simmons in a statement. "There is something really wrong with her."Sykes was held without bond, and the sheriff's office spokesperson said they do not foresee the daughter being charged with anything. The woman was charged with attempted murder while engaged in aggravated child abuse. Experts warn parents to monitor children on social media and limit their use to prevent access from child predators. In one incident from 2023, a Delaware man allegedly kidnapped a 11-year-old girl from her New Jersey home after interacting with her on Roblox. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Despite suffering one of the most disastrous and disappointing videogame launches in memory, these days Fallout 76 is a very fun live service RPG romp. If you’re yet to play it, or ditched it after being underwhelmed many moons ago, it’s now more than worth your time - and your friends’ time, too. As Bethesda prepares for another spike of Fallout fever with its Fallout Day celebrations, it is giving you the perfect opportunity to try it. Fallout 76 is going free-to-play, but for just one week only. Continue reading Fallout 76 just went free-to-play, but it won’t stay that way for long MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best games like Fallout, Fallout 5 release date, Best Fallout 4 mods

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