Uninvolved cop puts himself on duty and slams into fleeing motorcyclist during high-speed pursuit east of Los Angeles
(KTLA 5) Oct. 27, 2025: An off-duty cop decided he wanted to put himself on the clock [thereby immunizing him from the crime of attempted murder using a civilian vehicle likely to produce great bodily harm or death] and he purposely sideswipes a motorcyclist allegedly fleeing the scene of a shooting. The speeding motorist crashed during the high-speed pursuit in [or just beyond] eastern Los Angeles County [into San Bernardino County].
Heavy metal rocker, motorcyclist, arch conservative, anti-feminist, Iron Maiden-loving new prime minister of Japan. Feminism has sure helped a lot of anti-feminists without being appreciated.
PM Sanae Takaichi becomes Japan's first female prime minister
Dragon Iron Lady PM Takaichi
(CBS News)
Oct. 21, 2025: (Average tenure of a new prime minister is currently 16 months, so good luck, Iron Lady. She's conservative, very conservative, so will she be a female Trump?) Japan's parliament elected the country's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, 64, on Tuesday morning (Oct. 21). CBS News foreign correspondent Anna Coren has more details.
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