Two former police officers in East Cleveland, Ohio were sentenced to prison this week for stealing thousands of dollars from unsuspecting motorists during traffic stops, writing at least one a ticket in the process and robbing one man twice, prosecutors announced. Willie Sims, 32, and Alfonzo Cole, 35, stole a […]
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Poll finds Americans don’t think biological men should compete in women’s sports: ‘Pendulum has swung too far’
Almost 70 percent of Americans don’t believe that biological men should be allowed to compete in women’s sports, indicating that current laws that restrict participation for transgender athletes are generally in line with U.S. public opinion, according to a Gallup poll. The polling showed an increase from 62 percent in […]
Read MoreNew York dog who loves to play fetch and go to the beach is up for adoption: Meet Bo
A dog is looking for his forever home. Meet the dog that has so much love to give. Bo is a two-year-old hound mix dog who is up for adoption at the Animal Rescue Fund (ARF) of the Hamptons located in East Hampton, New York. He is a 41-pound dog […]
Read MoreHalf-mouthed alligator finds new home at Gatorland
Wildlife rescuers in Florida are asking for name suggestions for a half-mouthed alligator now in their care. The injured animal that made national headlines has found a new home at Gatorland Orlando. “She looks like she had a hard time,” Savannah Boan from Gatorland told FOX 35. “The trapper that […]
Read MoreWeek 3 college football preview: Deion Sanders tries to remain undefeated; Georgia welcomes South Carolina
Love him or hate him, it cannot be denied that Deion Sanders has his No. 18 Colorado Buffaloes as the talk of college football. After going 1-11 in 2022 and winning double-digit games in a season just once in the past 21 years, the new head coach has his Buffaloes […]
Read MoreHalloween candy brain teaser: Can you find the hidden spider and candy corn?
A graphic artist is testing people’s attention to detail with a Halloween-themed seek-and-find brain teaser that features a hidden spider and one kernel of candy corn. Gergely Dudás of Budapest, Hungary, shared the festive and colorful visual puzzle with Fox News Digital, which depicts a large candy pile, which takes on a unique shape and […]
Read More‘Fend for ourselves:’ Blue city Tiktoker restoring church questions choice amid ‘historic’ crime rise, thefts
Johnny Youssef optimistically purchased a run-down church in Kansas City to restore it to its former glory, but after many costly incidents of crime, he said he would think twice about committing to another project in the area. “I probably wouldn’t do a project like this again unless I truly […]
Read MoreNM governor’s ‘Orwellian,’ ‘twisted’ excuse to ignore 2nd Amendment may be political play for VP: column
Democrat New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham was criticized in a Washington Post column for her “twisted,” “Orwellian logic” after she issued an emergency order to temporarily suspend gun carry rights in the Albuquerque area. Lujan Grisham’s gun carry ban has been met with vocal opposition among Republicans and Democrats […]
Read MoreNational police shortage is causing small town police departments across the US to close
Large cities like Houston and Chicago are facing problems with police staffing and now, smaller cities say they’re suffering much worse. The national police shortage has caused many small towns across the U.S. to drop their police departments, and rely on other offices miles away. Sue Thacker is the Mayor […]
Read MoreHarvard newspaper editorial board says word limit in applications hurts people of ‘marginalized’ backgrounds
The editorial board of the Harvard Crimson, Harvard University’s school newspaper, warned that limiting the word count of application essay questions could disproportionately harm people of certain backgrounds. The Harvard Crimson lamented an overhaul to the format of its Ivy League school’s application process in a Tuesday editorial headlined, “Let’s […]
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