In another bizarre blow to the NRA's "good guy with a gun" crime-fighting cliché, Philadelphia police say a daring duo has pulled off two armed robberies at area gun ranges, outshooting one victim and intimidating others to make off with cash—as well as a cache of firearms.

Sarah Palin-endorsed candidates are losing primaries, so maybe Sarah Palin will leave the Republican Party. "If Republicans are going to act like Democrats, what's the use in getting all gung ho about getting other Republicans in there?" she tells Sean Hannity. Yes. Yes.

At long last, the music of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur comes to Broadway! If this is something you've been waiting for...first of all, who are you? Secondly, you might still be disappointed by what is essentially a one-man jukebox musical that takes about 20 2Pac songs and crams around them a story reminiscent of a variety of neo-blaxploitation movies.

The national police of Nigeria are reporting 21 deaths and 17 injuries in an explosion that hit a shopping plaza in Abuja, the nation's capital, earlier today.

The most important (read: only) piece of music criticism that the fashion world has ever paid attention to is running on Vogue UK's website: Donatella Versace on Mariah Carey's Me. I Am Mariah...The Elusive Chanteuse. The lioness meets the lamb.

After Ernest Baker's essay about interracial relationships, "The Reality of Dating White Women When You're Black," ran on Gawker earlier this month we received hundreds of comments and emails objecting to, agreeing with, or otherwise responding to Baker. This week, we're publishing some of those responses as part of a conversation about race and relationships.

The wheels of governance came off the American democracy wagon long ago, but House Speaker John Boehner appears reluctantly determined to heed his party's demands and make sure the wagon's axles are ground down to sparking hunks of useless iron.

Two major court decisions today will allow gay couples to get married in Indiana and Utah. In Indiana, a judge ruled that the state's gay marriage ban is unconstitutional, and in Utah, a federal appeals court ruled that the state can't ban gay marriage.

Hannah Harris, 68, stole purses in two different Brooklyn restaurants this month, according to police. In the most recent incident, Harris slyly snagged a purse away from a woman holding a kid:

Amid last night's Beltway bluster over which conservative Republican would win a Deep South Senate seat, the media missed some pretty interesting local election results—like the South Carolina town that rallied to back a gay police chief and punish the mayor who fired her two months ago.

Today in the Washington Times—a conservative paper you forgot existed—columnist Michael Taube asks a simple question regarding the NFL's Washington "Redskins": "Why not the Washington Reagans?" Indeed, why not?

Mike Turner, the millennial bro whose mother bankrolled his campaign with $802,721—twice as much as his closest competitor spent—finished fourth in his GOP primary for Congress last night. Turner, who still lives at home, got 7,757 votes. His parents spent about 104 bucks a vote.

Tavish Smith cannot be stopped. After Florida Highway Patrol officers pulled her over for drunk driving and found weed in her car, she slipped out of her handcuffs, got her pot back, and ate it — all while sitting in back of the police cruiser.

The Supreme Court has also unanimously ruled that police must obtain a warrant to search your cell phone. "Modern cell phones are not just another technological convenience. With all they contain and all they may reveal, they hold for many Americans 'the privacies of life,'" Chief Justice Roberts writes.

An enormous fake clam, apparently unmoored from a playground nearby, is floating down the Mississippi river near St. Paul. KTSP is live on the scene. As 2013 was #YearoftheDeer, is 2014 the #YearoftheClam? Only time will tell. (It will tell: yes.)

The Supreme Court has just ruled against Aereo 6-3, reversing the Second Circuit's opinion that Aereo's system of rebroadcasting television over the internet was permitted under the Copyright Act and basically killing Aereo's business model. Breyer wrote the opinion, Scalia, Thomas and Alito dissented. More soon.

Syrian warplanes reportedly crossed Iraq's western border on Tuesday and attacked areas in the Anbar province, killing at least 57 civilians and wounding 120. According to a U.S. official, the attacks were meant to target the ISIS militants who have taken control of much of the border between Iraq and Syria.

Nancy Fredrickson had just parked her car in front of her Seattle home when she turned around and saw a gun pointed at her face.

To promote the release of Game of Thones' fourth season on something called blinkbox, Sue and Phillip Lauer dressed their three pugs up as various characters from show and filmed them. The resulting short movie—The Pugs of Westeros—is much, much better than the HBO series that inspired it.

A marlins fan cheers his team on.