Thieves who may be part of an organized crime ring targeted a celebrity jeweler in Florida Saturday, using a jammer to disable the store’s alarm system and make off with nearly $500,000 in valuables, according to police and the owner. “They cut a hole in the roof and attached the […]
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Karine Jean-Pierre hammered for refusing to answer question on border crisis in viral exchange: ‘Pathetic’
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s refusal to answer FOX News White House correspondent Peter Doocy’s question about the border crisis frustrated social media users on Thursday. During the day’s press briefing, Doocy questioned Jean-Pierre over recent U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data that reported more than 7,500 migrants […]
Read MoreVenezuelan refugee urges Americans to be proud of the US: America is not a ‘bad, racist’ nation
When Daniel Di Martino immigrated to the U.S. from Venezuela in 2016, he didn’t solely seek refuge from a socialist regime and extreme poverty, he came with a mission to help Americans appreciate the freedoms often taken for granted. This summer a Gallup poll revealed that a mere 39% of […]
Read MoreChinese Communist Party’s influence in public schools should be ‘wake-up call’ for the nation: Congressman
EXCLUSIVE – Rep. Aaron Bean, R-Fla., said a recent hearing on alleged Chinese Communist Party (CCP) funding in K-12 institutions should serve as a “wake-up call” for Americans. Tuesday’s hearing, entitled, “Academic Freedom Under Attack: Loosening the CCP’s Grip on America’s Classrooms,” explored alleged CCP influence in American schools through […]
Read MoreMarketing expert says college rankings should better reflect what students want from an education
A marketing expert says college “rankings” need to better take into account what students themselves are looking for in an institution, as one famous list came under fire this week for what critics said was a flawed methodology. U.S. News & World Report made headlines with its alteration to its […]
Read MoreWidow of driver who followed GPS to his death sues Google, bridge owner
On a stormy evening in September 2022, a father of two girls was driving home from his daughter’s 9th birthday party at a friend’s house in Hickory, North Carolina, when Google Maps apparently led him to his death, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday. Philip Paxson, a 47-year-old Navy veteran, […]
Read MoreHigh school principals made meme of student’s breast using security cam footage: lawsuit
Two principals at a Delaware high school allegedly used a security camera image of student’s breast to create a meme they shared with other staff members, an explosive new lawsuit claims. “I’m still upset, I’m hurt, disappointed,” former Sussex Central High School student Aniya Harmon told NBC News of the […]
Read MoreTrue-crime writer helped Tinder murderer in prison scheme: report
A true-crime author allegedly helped a Nebraska death row inmate, who murdered and dismembered a woman he met on Tinder, extort a prison nurse out of $25,000, according to local reports. Samantha Al-Rekabi, who was reportedly working on a book about the 2017 murder of 24-year-old Sydney Loofe, was charged […]
Read MoreDemocrat DA suing Sacramento leaders to clean up city’s homeless crisis: ‘I’m calling them out’
Sacramento County’s Democratic district attorney is demanding answers and enforcement of the law as homeless encampments continue to overwhelm the liberal-run city. District Attorney Thien Ho announced Tuesday that his office had filed a civil lawsuit alleging the city violated California civic code – specifically that it “allowed, created and […]
Read More3 things to understand how AI might help develop new, cost-effective drug treatments
The life sciences industry is right to be optimistic about the potential of generative AI. Biotech startups are already testing AI-generated drugs in clinical trials with human patients. Researchers have estimated that AI-powered drug discovery could drive as much as $50 billion in economic value over the next decade. As […]
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