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Former UCLA ‘Philosophy Of Race’ Lecturer Makes Racially Charged Shooting Threat Against School
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) canceled in-person classes Tuesday after a former lecturer made threats in a racially…
Read More »Fight Breaks Out At Golden Corral Over Steak, Chairs Fly Across Restaurant
Police are investigating a massive brawl that broke out inside a Bensalem, Pennsylvania, buffet Friday evening. Customer Alexis Rios said…
Read More »Invasive Iguanas Expected To Fall From Trees In Florida Due To Cold Temperatures
Green iguanas are expected to fall from trees in Florida as temperatures approach freezing, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation…
Read More »Woman Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Lottery Tickets From Store Clerk Who Was Just Shot Dead
A woman was arrested on Jan. 24 for theft after taking lottery tickets from an office where a store clerk…
Read More »Former Miss USA Pageant Winner Dies At Age 30
A former Miss USA pageant winner and correspondent for the news program “Extra” died at the age of 30, local…
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Medal of Honor Monday: Army Maj. Carl H. Dodd
Army Maj. Carl Henry Dodd hadn’t been an officer for long when he led a platoon of soldiers into a…
Read More » 16-Year-Old Charged With Shooting Police Officer Able To Leave Jail After Posting $250,000 Bail
A juvenile rapper charged with shooting a police officer was able to leave jail after posting a $250,000 bond. Camrin…
Read More »Federal Study Pays Gay, Transgender Minors To Report Sexual Behavior Without Permission From Parents
A federal study asks underage boys to report their sexual behavior to a mobile app in exchange for up to…
Read More »16-Year-Old Charged With Murder Of 12-Year-Old Girl After Allegedly Selling Her Drugs
A 16-year-old was charged with the murder of a 12-year-old girl after allegedly selling her illegal drugs, according to local…
Read More »New York Schools Enforcing Mask Mandates Despite Court Ruling
New York schools are continuing to enforce mask mandates despite a court ruling that such requirements are unconstitutional. A New…
Read More »Fast-Food Chains Making Massive Changes To Their Value Meals
Fast-food chains are bringing back their value meal deals but making massive changes to eligibility rules and prices. Increasing food…
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Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Corps Capt. Robert Hanson
Marine Corps Capt. Robert Hanson was a fearless fighter over the skies of the South Pacific during World War II.…
Read More » Frats Will Be Allowed To Throw Parties Again At This School, But Only If They Have Chaperons Blocking Bedrooms
The University of Southern California (USC) will allow its fraternities to begin hosting social events again in February if they…
Read More »Pro-Life March Energized By Possible Overturn Of Roe V. Wade
Participants at the 49th annual March for Life emphasized the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health case currently being considered by…
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University Of Michigan To Pay $490 Million In Sex Abuse Settlement
The University of Michigan agreed to pay $490 million to 1,050 former students who alleged the school’s former sports doctor…
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