A professor at the University of Virginia appears to be offering extra credit to students who attend a discussion about how to “stand in solidarity with Palestinians resisting occupation” Thursday night. According to a screenshot obtained by Fox News Digital, Tessa Farmer, an associate professor of global studies and anthropology […]
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Ex-Indiana officer gets year in federal prison for assault on handcuffed suspect
A former northern Indiana police officer who was caught on video repeatedly punching a handcuffed man in 2018 was sentenced Thursday to just over a year in federal prison. HARTFORD PD CHARGES EX-OFFICER OVER ALLEGATIONS HE LIED FOR WARRANTS, FORGED STATISTICS A U.S. District Court judge in Hammond sentenced Joshua […]
Read MoreDevelopers make pledge to finish NJ’s first offshore wind farm by 2025
The Danish wind energy company Orsted has put up a $100 million guarantee that it will build New Jersey’s first offshore wind farm. But it will lose that money if the project is not operating by Dec. 2025 — a year after the deadline approved by state utility regulators. New […]
Read MoreDevelopers call off natural gas plant planned for central New Jersey
Opponents of a natural gas-fired power plant planned for an already polluted low-income area in New Jersey celebrated Thursday after hearing the company that proposed the project no longer plans to build it, citing low energy prices. Competitive Power Ventures wanted to build a second plant beside one it already […]
Read MoreZimbabwean opposition leader calls for reinstatement of 15 expelled lawmakers
Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader on Thursday urged the Parliament speaker to reinstate 15 of his party’s lawmakers, saying they were removed from their positions because of a fraudulent letter. Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa said the lawmakers’ removal was part of an attempt by the ruling ZANU-PF party “to silence us.” […]
Read MoreKansas AG Kobach asks high court to drop school funding lawsuit
Kansas’ Republican attorney general asked the state’s highest court to reward the GOP-controlled Legislature for following through on a decade’s worth of court-mandated education funding increases by making it harder for local school districts to force higher spending in the future. Attorney General Kris Kobach’s office wants the Kansas Supreme […]
Read MoreFormer North Dakota Lt. Gov. Rosemarie Myrdal dead at 94
Rosemarie Myrdal, the second woman to serve as North Dakota’s lieutenant governor, has died. She was 94. Myrdal died Wednesday night in Grafton due to old age, said state Sen. Janne Myrdal, her daughter-in-law. Funeral and burial services are planned for Monday at Pioneer Church in Gardar. “She had her […]
Read More‘The Bear’ star Jeremy Allen White ordered to complete daily alcohol testing in child custody battle
Jeremy Allen White must complete daily alcohol testing as part of the child custody agreement with his estranged wife. “The Bear” star and Addison Timlin agreed on joint custody of their two children, but with one big stipulation – White’s sobriety. From August through the beginning of October, the actor […]
Read MoreWATCH: White House shuts down question on authenticity of photos showing dead Israeli children
The White House on Thursday shut down a reporter’s question concerning the authenticity of photos released earlier in the day showing dead Israeli children butchered by Hamas. The exchange came during the White House press briefing when National Security Counsel spokesperson John Kirby was asked if the U.S. had independently […]
Read MoreBiden’s suspended Iran special envoy once pushed engagement with Hamas, Hezbollah terror groups
President Biden’s embattled former U.S. Special Envoy for Iran Robert Malley has been catapulted into the spotlight again for his previous efforts to normalize relations with the U.S.-designated terrorist movement Hamas, which has massacred more than 1,200 Israelis, including at least 27 Americans. Biden said Monday that American citizens were […]
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