Jake Lloyd, the 26-year-old former child actor best known for playing Anakin Skywalker in George Lucas’ Jar Jar Binks biopic Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, was arrested in South Carolina Wednesday after leading cops on a 100-plus MPH car chase. This is a video of that incident.

How does 2 Bros Pizza—the popular New York hot-cheese-n-crust-for-just-a-buck joint—keep its prices so nice? By underpaying its employees and working them to the bone, according to a new lawsuit.

South Carolina governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the state capitol Confederate flag Monday, saying one way or another, the flag will come down this summer.

The iconic guitar company Gibson faces seemingly endless troubles, which include an easily enraged micromanaging CEO and a product line perceived as shoddy and overpriced. Based on what we’ve heard lately, it is not a great employer or maker of guitars.

Former professional baseball player Darryl Hamilton was found dead in a suburban Houston home yesterday, according to the Houston Chronicle. His girlfriend’s body was also found in the house, leading police to believe the crime may have a been a murder-suicide.

This weekend, in the wake of last week’s racially-motivated mass shooting in Charleston, a Texas woman claimed on Facebook that she’d been brutally beaten by three black men outside a Texarkana Walmart store. It now appears as though she made the whole thing up.

How could the cast of Fox & Friends, a reality show about several adults who can’t read, get any worse? How about if its anchors started throwing sharp weapons at people on the street?

“All right, we just have a couple more songs for you guys,” announces the singer of a band you like, or a band you are seeing out of obligation, from the stage. You look down at your watch: It is 11:25. Man—come on.

We may not know where escaped prisoners Richard Matt and David Sweat are at the moment, but it’s safe to assume at least one of them is going commando: cops say they found DNA and a discarded pair of prison undies this morning inside a remote cabin a few miles away from the prison.

Before accused Charleston mass-shooter Dylann Roof was even in police custody, one of Reddit’s most popular racism forums (there are many) was praising his slaughter and encouraging more.

President Obama used his WTF podcast interview with comedian Marc Maron to press on gun safety and racism in America, saying “it’s not enough just to feel bad” about the country’s mass shooting problem.

One plausible estimate finds that America’s lowest-income households may spend more money playing (losing) the lottery than on any other form of tax. The lottery functions as a tax on those who can least afford to pay it.

Former White House executive chef Walter Scheib was found dead in New Mexico on Sunday, the Taos News reports. According to authorities, Scheib had gone hiking in an unfamiliar area in the Taos Ski Valley last Saturday when he apparently vanished.

On Friday, the New York Yankee’s Alex Rodriguez hit a home run for his 3,000th career hit. As soon as a fan named Zack Hample caught the ball, a drumbeat began: Hample should give the ball back to Rodriguez. No!

Specifically, in the butt with your mom’s headless corpse on this goddamn lawn. Happy Father’s Day, everyone!

According to WOWK-TV, two men were arrested in Kentucky this weekend after filming a video where one of them runs exposed through Walmart wearing a Halloween mask while dousing himself in milk and yelling, “I’m on fire!”

On Friday, an Ohio woman sought aid from a police officer who subsequently shot her 4-year-old niece while attempting to shoot their charging family dog, the New York Daily News reports.

The BBC reports that more than 120 people died in Pakistan this weekend after temperatures as high as 113 degrees Fahrenheit hit the country’s Sindh province. In neighboring India, a recent weeks-long heatwave claimed at least 2,330 lives, according to officials.

Former child actor Jake Lloyd, who portrayed aspiring podracer Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, was arrested in South Carolina on Wednesday following a police chase the exceeded speeds of 100 miles an hour, the Associated Press reports.

According to the New York Daily News, presidential hopeful and deflated basketball Donald Trump has ignored five jury duty summonses in the last nine years, finally receiving a subpoena in March for “failure to respond to summons for petit jury service.” Trump reportedly also flouted that order, receiving a $250 fine.