California Chino Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) school board president Sonja Shaw told Fox News that she has continued to receive death threats against her and her family after she opposed transgender ideology in the classroom. Shaw explained to Fox that she “never imagined” a “simple notification policy would end […]
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Texas man found guilty of murdering pregnant girlfriend sentenced to life in prison
A Texas man found guilty of shooting his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2021 was sentenced to life in prison Friday. Denton County District Attorney’s Office said that Simeon Bonilla-Rubio will not be eligible for parole after a jury convicted him of capital murder. Bonilla-Rubio was 22 when he shot […]
Read MoreRussell Laffitte sentenced to seven years in prison after conviction in Alex Murdaugh’s corruption scheme
Former CEO of Palmetto State Bank Russell Laffitte was sentenced to 84 months in prison after being convicted of conspiring with Alex Murdaugh in a years-long scheme that totaled millions of dollars. Laffitte was convicted of conspiring to commit wire fraud and bank fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and three […]
Read MoreJets OC Nathaniel Hackett says Sean Payton criticism broke the ‘code’
In his first public comments since Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton ripped his lone head coaching performance, New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett told reporters that he felt Payton violated an unwritten “code.” In an interview with USA Today, Payton said Hackett’s time as head coach of the […]
Read MoreMayor Eric Adams says New York City has ‘run out of room’ for migrants: ‘It’s not going to get any better’
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said on Monday that there’s no longer room for migrants to stay in the city, stating that the city is at a boiling point. Adams made the comments during a violence prevention task force briefing on Monday alongside several city and state officials, including […]
Read MoreChicago alderman outraged over new law allowing migrants to become police officers: ‘A political move’
One Chicago alderman spoke out against a new Illinois law that will allow illegal immigrants to become police officers, arguing the legislation is the latest move to make the state the most progressive in the nation. Chicago Alderman Anthony Napolitano warned Illinois House Bill 3751 was not enacted in the […]
Read MoreLife sentence without parole for man that murdered Mississippi law enforcement officer
A man has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the killing of a Mississippi law enforcement officer. Lt. Michael Boutte of the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department was shot in the face and head on Feb. 1, 2021, while responding to a call about a […]
Read MoreMassachusetts man pleads not guilty to 4-year-old’s hit-and-run death
The driver charged with leaving the scene after fatally striking a 4-year-old Boston boy was held on $15,000 bail at his arraignment Tuesday. Olguens Joseph, 30, pleaded not guilty to charges including motor vehicle homicide and leaving the scene of personal injury or death during a hearing in West Roxbury […]
Read More13 novelists announced as Booker Prize semifinalists
Author Sebastian Barry, who has received four previous nominations for the Booker Prize and twice been shortlisted for it, was one of four Irish writers Tuesday to make the long list of semifinalists for the prestigious award. Barry is up this year for his novel “Old God’s Time,” about a […]
Read MoreColumbia reportedly backtracks from video requirement implemented after SCOTUS decision due to scrutiny
Columbia Law School has reportedly backtracked from a recently implemented policy requiring applicants to submit video statements as part of the admissions process, after facing scrutiny. The law school added a new video requirement for all applicants to record a 90-second video statement to give the admissions committee greater “insight” […]
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