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While some of us might be pleased to see former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei removed from the earth — he was a murderous despot, after all — it’s pretty sick stuff to celebrate the death of a fellow American citizen just because you don’t like their politics, or because they’re not in the political party you …
The Department of Education’s (ED) Office for Civil Rights on July 10 launched an initiative cracking down on sexual predators in K–12 schools. “The Trump Administration has observed a troubling and recurring pattern in schools across the nation of credible reports of sexual abuse and harassment by adults in positions of authority going uninvestigated or …
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“People stopped parking here. People are scared to park here.” A homeless encampment on Manhattan’s West Side has grown to span roughly 12 city blocks, prompting complaints from residents, workers, and tourist officials over alleged crime, including drug activity and prostitution. According to a report by the New York Post, dozens of tents and makeshift shelters now stretch from 34th …
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Martha Lillard, the last known American polio patient who depended on an iron lung to breathe, died June 26 in Shawnee, Oklahoma. She was 78 years old, nearly six decades past the age doctors once told her family she would reach. Her sister, Cindy McVey, told the Associated Press that Lillard’s death certificate lists chronic pulmonary failure …
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The FBI has reportedly fired two intelligence analysts after they refused to participate in the bureau’s investigation into Georgia’s 2020 presidential election. According to multiple reports, the Atlanta-based analysts, a husband and wife, told colleagues they did not believe the investigation was justified and declined to work on the case. They were reportedly escorted from the …
These Brooklyn cops made the mistake of pulling over and handing out bogus traffic tickets to the wrong reporter. My driving drama began April 12, a bright Sunday afternoon, during a trip to the gym for a quick workout. I was rudely interrupted at Fourth Avenue and 86th Street in Bay Ridge by about a half-dozen …
President Donald Trump shared a simple video of a Minnesota kindergarten graduation, one that captured a striking visual shift in American public education. Dozens of young girls, many in hijabs, marked the end of their first year of formal schooling. Rather than reflect on what this image reveals about rapid demographic transformation and cultural integration, children’s YouTube …
The federal government is working on a database of injuries from the shots delivered to people, some of them unwilling recipients, during the COVID-19 China virus pandemic. It’s so that there is a determination on what injuries are compensable under the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program. “The Table will list and explain injuries that, based on …
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Credit: CALIFORNIA SECRETARY OF STATE SHIRLEY N. WEBER, PH.D. California has once again ignited concerns over election integrity after revelations that the state is recruiting noncitizen teenagers to work inside polling places during elections. Natalie Winters first reported this outrageous development out of the Golden State. Green card holders as young as 16, noncitizens who …
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