The Cleveland Browns are hurting at quarterback and could be down to their last hope at sneaking into the playoffs amid one of the better seasons in recent memories. Rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson was injured during the team’s 29-12 loss to the Denver Broncos and has yet to clear concussion […]
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North Carolina expands Medicaid coverage, providing health care to hundreds of thousands in need
A decade after the federal government began offering expanded Medicaid coverage in states that opted to accept it, hundreds of thousands of adults in North Carolina are set to receive benefits, a development that boosters say will aid hospitals and local economies in addition to the long-term uninsured. North Carolina […]
Read MoreThe potential Supreme Court case that could be the next Janus for labor unions
What good is a right if you don’t know you have it? What if you know about your right but are blocked from exercising it? That’s the situation for millions of public workers. They have a constitutional right not to pay dues to government labor unions, yet unions are furiously […]
Read More‘Terrifying encounter’ with a machete-wielding homeless man pushed woman to flee California for Florida
A woman told the Los Angeles Times that violent homeless people and COVID-19 restrictions made her flee from California to Florida, one of many stories of Americans relocating in recent years. The LA Times interviewed a variety of people from both Florida and California who have swapped states in recent […]
Read MoreShane MacGowan, ‘The Pogues’ frontman and ‘Fairytale of New York’ singer, dead at 65
Shane MacGowan, the lead singer of Celtic punk band The Pogues and known the world over for the 1987 hit “Fairytale Of New York,” has died aged 65. MacGowan’s wife, Victoria Mary Clarke, announced the singer’s death via a post on Instagram Thursday. “There’s no way to describe the loss […]
Read MoreKim Yo Jong claims North Korea will ‘never sit face to face’ with US again
Powerful North Korean official Kim Yo Jong claimed Thursday that her nation was not even considering meeting with the U.S. face to face on any issues. Yo Jong released a harsh statement in reaction to U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield, who joined representatives of many other nations in […]
Read MoreMary Cleave, first female astronaut to fly after Challenger explosion, dies at 76
Retired astronaut Mary Cleave, the first woman to crew a spaceflight after the shocking Challenger explosion of 1986, died on Monday, NASA announced. She was 76. A cause of death was not immediately released. Cleave, a scientist with training in civil and environmental engineering, was the first woman to serve […]
Read MoreChicago-area couple enlisted children in retail theft scheme at suburban Macy’s store, authorities say
A couple from Chicago “forced” four children to help them steal nearly $1,000 in merchandise from a suburban Macy’s store that has been an ongoing target of retail theft this holiday season, authorities said Wednesday. Angelo Almaraz, 26, of Chicago, and his 32-year-old domestic partner Thalia Morales, of Hammond, Indiana, […]
Read MoreESPN star on College Football Playoff Committee’s job: ‘Put the best f—ing four teams in the game’
The College Football Playoff Committee could have a chaos scenario on their hands if an undefeated team should go down during the conference championship weekend. The latest rankings showed Georgia (12-0), Michigan (12-0), Washington (12-0) and Florida State (12-0). Each team is competing for a conference championship. CLICK HERE FOR […]
Read MoreHamas terrorists open fire at bus stop near Jerusalem, leaving 3 dead, 11 injured
A shooting at a bus station near Jerusalem on Thursday morning left three Israelis dead and 11 others with various injuries. According to Israeli police, the shooting was carried out by two Hamas terrorists who drove to the Givat Shaul junction on the outskirts of the Holy City in an […]
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