Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered two documented concussions last year, both of which generated controversy. In Week 3 of last year, Tagovailoa took a hit in the game against the Buffalo Bills and wobbled to the turf. It turned out, an investigation confirmed, that he passed concussion protocol and […]
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Alligator that evaded New Jersey authorities for more than a week, forcing park shutdown, captured
A feisty, 4-foot alligator spotted more than once around a New Jersey town that continued to elude authorities for more than a week and forced a park to close, was finally captured by police Thursday night. “Gator behind bars! Piscataway Cops Catch Cold-Blooded Reptile!” the Piscataway Township Police Department wrote […]
Read MoreCBS admits to ‘incorrectly’ editing Kamala Harris interview clip, omitting GOP attacks on her
CBS News offered a stunning admission that it had “incorrectly” edited a newsworthy exchange between “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan and Vice President Kamala Harris, omitting a key part of the interview. In a preview clip that aired Thursday on “CBS Mornings,” Brennan is seen asking Harris about age […]
Read MoreNo charges for Maine officers involved in death of suspect struck with flashlight
Maine’s attorney general concluded there was no criminal conduct when four law enforcement officers used a stun gun and beat a handcuffed man in the head with a flashlight while facedown on a porch in a death determined to be a homicide. Jeremy Lau, 46, was erratic, violent and making […]
Read MorePeloton sued after NYC man’s bike falls on his neck, killing him
A woman has filed a lawsuit against Peloton over the death of her son, who was killed when his exercise bike fell on his neck during a workout in his New York City apartment. Ryan Furtado, 32, was doing a workout in his Brooklyn apartment that involved getting off his […]
Read MoreDraft review leaves future of Dakota Access Pipeline river crossing unclear
Federal officials on Friday released a draft environmental review of the Dakota Access oil pipeline, but said they’re waiting for more input before deciding the future of the line’s controversial river crossing in North Dakota. The draft was released over three years after a federal judge ordered the environmental review […]
Read MoreCanadian police looking for suspect accused of spraying ink on people
Police in Canada’s largest city are investigating multiple instances in which a man has sprayed ink on unsuspecting passersby. The Toronto Police Service has opened up a mischief investigation into the five separate incidents, which occurred between June 14 and Aug. 24, in the city’s Financial District. CANADIAN MAN WHO […]
Read MoreAlabama school suspends 1st-grader for making finger gun while playing cops and robbers, says outraged parent
An outraged parent and gun rights groups are speaking out against an Alabama elementary school that suspended a first-grader, reportedly for making a finger gun. Jerrod Belcher, whose six-year-old son J.B. attends Bagley Elementary School in Jefferson County, Alabama, says the school over-reacted to a game of “cops and robbers.” […]
Read More‘The View’ hosts shredded after saying migrants flooding New York City must be ‘resettled elsewhere’
The co-hosts of “The View” met swift backlash across social media Friday after they suggested the tide of migrants coming into New York City should be redistributed across the United States. New York City Mayor Eric Adams recently gave his most ominous prediction yet for the fate of the Big […]
Read MoreGiants fans come out in full force after Kadarius Toney’s rough night
Kadarius Toney had a night he will never forget for all the wrong reasons. In the NFL season opener Thursday night, the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver played a big factor in the 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions. The third-year receiver dropped three crucial passes. The first turned into […]
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