John Kelly is out. What dashing figure will replace him in Washington’s most glamorous job, White House Chief of Staff? All that and more in this week’s edition of OMNISHAMBLES.

Trump loves the guy. But the gun rights group is downsizing its media operation and his show appears to be a casualty of those plans.

Warren B. Kanders, the Whitney Museum’s vice chairman, owns a company that manufactures law enforcement gear—including the tear gas being used at the border.

Breana Rouhselang was just 17, a beloved cheerleader in Mishawaka, Indiana—and secretly pregnant. Now a football player is behind bars in connection with her slaying.

From a Bose sound system to sitewide discounts on Levi's, there are a lot of deals to look through this week.

Damon Joseph allegedly said murdered worshipers ‘got what was coming to them’ and tried to buy guns from an undercover agent to kill a rabbi.

Convicted killer of 9 black worshipers at a South Carolina church communicated with a woman the FBI says planned to bomb a pipeline and considered massacring a bar.

The prime minister—hounded by criticism from all sides of her own party—forced to cancel the vote to avoid a humiliating defeat.

Electric kettles are yet another appliance that takes up space, but if you drink a lot of tea or coffee, they’re an incredibly valuable thing to own.

The acting legend opens up to Marlow Stern about ‘Widows,’ why Michael Avenatti reminds him of ‘The Godfather’s’ Tom Hagen, and much more.

In between sets, Joe Seiders perfects his bartending skills and travels with a bar tool kit.

“You can almost guarantee the list price you see on a hospital bill is not what the hospital is getting paid by insurance companies.”