The parents of two victims of Nov. 30, 2021, shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan are requesting greater openness from the Oxford Community School District after the board decided last year against pursuing an independent probe into the incident. The Oxford Board of Education announced on Tuesday that it has declined, for the second … Read more
One defendant in an Oklahoma love triangle murder has pled guilty to the savage slaying of a woman, while the other is awaiting trial. Nicholas Johnson and Brinlee Denison are both charged in the killing of Sarah Maguire of Tulsa, who was battered to death with a crowbar in January. According to the Tulsa County … Read more
Russia is gaining “incremental advances” in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas area, according to a senior US defense official, and Russian morale “remains a concern” for Moscow. “We continue to get anecdotal evidence that morale and unit cohesiveness remains a concern,” the defense official added. “Soldiers who are not obeying commands, or who are not fighting as … Read more
A bipartisan bill that cleared the Senate to strengthen security for Supreme Court justices despite continuing protests outside their residences is meeting opposition from House Democrats, who believe the provision should be extended to law clerks. The Senate-passed measure, dubbed the Supreme Court Police Parity Act, was introduced by Sens. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Chris … Read more
The White House is considering using the Defense Production Act to remedy the infant formula shortfall, according to press secretary Jen Psaki. When pressed for a timetable for fixing the countrywide shortage, Psaki claimed the White House could not provide one. Psaki addressed a number of questions on the ongoing supply chain problems in the … Read more
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., chastised Republicans on Friday for attacking President Biden when “we’re at war.” Hoyer, the House’s second-highest-ranking Democrat, made the provocative comment while arguing on the House floor, responding to Republicans’ claims that Biden had “clamped down” on domestic energy production. “In 2021, the Biden government approved more drilling licenses … Read more
As the trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann begins Monday, a federal court has determined that the 22 emails ordered to be given over to Special Counsel John Durham are prohibited from jury view. Fusion GPS, the opposition research company, withheld hundreds of emails from Durham, claiming they were protected by attorney-client and “work-product” … Read more
According to authorities, a man was stabbed to death early Friday morning in New York City’s peaceful, celebrity-filled Greenwich Village district. The New York Police Department (NYPD) reported Samer Abdalla, 28, was involved in a fight with a group of four Hispanic guys shortly before 1:30 a.m. near the junction of West 4 Street and … Read more
A collection of Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, and Jewish groups has petitioned Starbucks to cease charging more for vegan milk substitutes, claiming that the practice amounts to a tax on individuals who have adopted plant-based diets. In a statement published Friday, an interfaith alliance formed by Nevada-based Hindu activist Rajan Zed urged the coffee company to … Read more
The crew of a WC-130 Hercules freight jet was disciplined by the US Air Force when the plane stopped at Martha’s Vineyard to pick up a personal motorbike. “We hold our reservists to the greatest standards of conduct, and these activities are not permitted,” said Stuart Rubio, commander of the 403rd Wing. In March, the … Read more
A judge has decided that a pair of Iowa teens accused of killing their high school Spanish teacher will be prosecuted as adults when their case is heard in November. Willard Miller, 16, of Fairfield, Iowa, will be prosecuted as an adult in November on a first-degree murder charge in the beating death of 66-year-old … Read more
Several fires in Colorado Springs have caused evacuations and closed roads. A shelter-in-place order was issued at the Colorado Springs Airport on Thursday while a grass fire blazed nearby. All inbound operations have been halted, and all departure flights have been canceled. “We’d like to thank everyone for their continuing patience throughout this challenging time,” … Read more
A Greenville, South Carolina jury convicted defendant Ariel Robinson, a former participant on Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America,” guilty of homicide by child abuse. Following a four-day trial, Judge Letitia Verdin sentenced Robinson to life in prison for the killing of Victoria “Tori” Rose Smith in January 2021. “It’s a big comfort that Victoria … Read more
Newyork accused Brooklyn tram shooter Frank James argued not blameworthy on Friday to charges connected with the April 12 assault inside the New York City travel framework. James showed up for his arraignment in government court in Brooklyn on Friday, when he argued not blameworthy to two excludes: completing a dread assault against a mass … Read more
New York police delivered three beforehand private emergency calls Friday regarding one of the casualties found in Long Island’s Gilgo Beach chronic executioner case, which stays perplexing over 10 years after police learned of the main casualties. The passing of Shannan Gilbert, whose 2010 vanishing sent off an examination that divulged a thought chronic executioner … Read more
With conservative Senate candidate Kathy Barnette gaining in the latest polls in Pennsylvania’s GOP Senate race, threatening Trump-backed Mehmet Oz, the former president launched an attack on Barnette only five days before the Keystone State primary. “Kathy Barnette will never be able to win the General Election against the Radical Left Democrats,” ex-President Donald Trump … Read more
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will campaign alongside Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp next week as the conservative governor faces a primary challenge from Trump-backed former Republican Sen. David Perdue. Christie, a former two-term governor of Pennsylvania and former chair of the Republican Governors Association (RGA) who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican presidential nomination in … Read more
According to a study conducted by a conservative nonprofit group, the majority of Americans oppose transgender procedures and anti-puberty blockers for youngsters. Respondents were asked if they would support a ban on puberty blockers, cross-sex medications, and physical sex-change procedures for children under the age of 18. A prohibition would be supported by 56 percent … Read more
Outgoing White House press secretary Jen Psaki praised President Biden on Thursday, referring to his predecessor, former President Donald Trump, as “the great MAGA monarch.”During her regular press conference, Jacqui Heinrich questioned Psaki if the president’s words were uniting. “Well, I would say that the president is not hesitant to call out what he perceives … Read more
Jen Psaki, White House press secretary, denied on Thursday that government funds are being used to buy safe-smoking kits that include crack pipes. “There has been no government financing allocated to it,” Psaki stated during her regular news briefing. “This regulation does not permit the inclusion of crack pipes.” “I’d just like to point out … Read more
Adam Pinkusiewicz, a Moab murder suspect, was an early person of interest in the August 2021 slayings of Kylen Schulte and Crystal Turner, according to a private investigator hired by the victims’ family, and he allegedly had an “animus” toward the two lesbians and fled town shortly after their shooting deaths. According to the investigator, … Read more
A source close to Amber Heard’s camp informed that her team plans to summon actress Ellen Barkin as a defense witness in her ex-husband Johnny Depp’s defamation action against Heard. Barkin, 68, dated Depp, 58, briefly in 1997 while they were filming “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.” It’s not the first time Barkin has … Read more
The passenger with no flying experience who safely landed a Cessna 208 Caravan with the aid of Air Traffic Control in Florida on Tuesday afternoon has been recognized. According to WFLA, Darren Harrison of Lakeland, Florida, was the passenger who successfully landed the jet at Palm Beach International Airport. The Cessna 208 Caravan was returning … Read more
An Arizona road rage suspect was arrested on Wednesday, four days after dashcam footage reportedly showed him getting out of his car and pointing a pistol at another vehicle near Phoenix. The horrifying footage purportedly shows Bryan Duran getting out of his vehicle and going up to the suspected victim, Francisco Garcia, with his revolver … Read more
The United States Army will adjust its forces in Alaska to better prepare for cold-weather wars. According to leaders, it is intended to replace the state’s Stryker Brigade with a more mobile infantry formation. According to Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, “the aim of Army soldiers in Alaska right now is really more about developing an … Read more
According to authorities, a Philadelphia man enjoying a smoke break outside his home “turned the tables” on an armed would-be robber when he pulled out his own legal pistol and fatally shot him. “It seemed that a robbery victim, at this time, turned the tables on a would-be robber and shot him in the head,” … Read more
Thanks to a GPS monitor embedded in the stolen money, Texas police were able to trace gas station convenience store robbery suspects’ every step, leading to their eventual capture after a high-speed chase. According to WOAI-TV, an armed suspect reportedly held up a Circle K at 11 p.m. Monday in the 5900 block of Gibbs … Read more
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger has increased the prize to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect in the 2016 murder of a 4-year-old child. Salvador “Chavita” Esparza was killed in a gang shooting on July 5, 2016, and officials are still seeking the culprit who shot the 4-year-old … Read more
