Herschel Walker’s Wife Reaches Out to His Abortion Accuser

Herschel Walker still maintains he doesn't know who the woman is who's accusing him of having an abortion. His wife seems pretty clear on the matter.

Manage newsletters View in browser Herschel Walker's Wife Reaches Out to His Abortion Accuser By Roger Sollenberger Herschel Walker still maintains he doesn't know who the woman is who's accusing him of having an abortion. His wife seems pretty clear on the matter. A Towering Documentary Wages War Against the Sackler Family By Nick Schager Laura Poitras' searing new documentary "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" chronicles Nan Goldin's life of rigorous protest art and defining fight against the Sackler family. Could This Profile Help Catch California Serial Killer? By Decca Muldowney A number of experts have weighed in on who may be responsible for a series of murders in Stockton and Oakland—with one providing a very specific description of the perpetrator. The truth is a Beast. Are you?  Get unlimited access to the Beast's fearless reporting.  Subscribe Advertisement Flex in Threads That Move With You, New From lululemon AD BY LULULEMON Express yourself and move your way with lululemon. 'Piggy' Is a Brutal Film About Bullying That Will Haunt You By Laura Bradley A blood-soaked revenge nightmare about a teenage girl who faces constant, violent body shaming, the gripping Spanish horror film examines how cruelty can become self-perpetuating. Inside the Loony MAGA Media Career of a Top GOP Guv Pick By Sam Brodey Michigan governor candidate Tudor Dixon says her experience as a cable news host prepared her to be governor. That resume is quite interesting. Surprise, Surprise: Another Pro-Trump Rally Flops in D.C. By Zachary Petrizzo Speakers bent over backwards to explain the low turnout, blaming "paid agitators," the government, and would-be attendees' spam folders. Advertisement This $108 Bamboo Home Is a Lifeline for Future Flood Victims By Nick Aspinwall Climate change is only going to make flooding events worse and worse. Here's one way to provide people with a degree of relief—especially in poorer communities. Anita Hill Was Told She'd Be Forgotten—30 Years Ago By Sarah Moroz "Part of my inspiration is to make sure that person is wrong." Advertisement Truck Bomb Rips Apart Crimea Bridge Leaving 3 Dead By Mathew Murphy A huge explosion has partially destroyed a key road and rail bridge linking the Crimean Peninsula, leaving Russia reeling. Where to Drink Gin in London, the City Where It All Began By Liza Weisstuch An expedition to find the best gin joints across London. Kanye Plays the Alex Jones Card in Bonkers Tucker Interview By William Vaillancourt He suggested something so bizarre—that people at the Gap had advance notice of a school massacre—that he compared himself to the conspiracy theorist. The Odd Feud Between the King's Tailor and an NYC Lawyer By Michael Daly Ed Hayes says he just wants his dues from the English suitmaker literally fit for a king. The company claims he's just playing "make-believe." Did Couple Suspected in $100M Art Theft Steal Even More? By Helen Holmes FBI documents assessed by the Arizona Republic reveal Rita and Jerry Alter kept two other six-figure paintings in their New Mexico home. See More Stories Advertisement © 2022 The Daily Beast Company LLC I 555 W. 18th Street, New York NY, 10011   Privacy Policy   If you are on a mobile device or cannot view the images in this message, click here to view this email in your browser. To ensure delivery of these emails, please add emails@thedailybeast.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, or think you have received this message in error, you can safely unsubscribe. https://elink.thedailybeast.com/oc/61415435109eeb2e0e1eed49hg8na.4880/fbd8ac20