The New York Times spoke with a number of swing state voters who explained why they might vote for former President Trump over President Biden in 2024, even if they don’t like him. man himself. “Biggest mistake of my life,” Frederick Westbrook, a former Biden voter and Las Vegas retiree, told the Times. Westbrook began … Read more
The Environmental Protection Agency distributed about $3 billion to states last year to replace harmful lead pipes, based on unverified data, according to a memo from the agency’s inspector general, meaning probably some states received too much money and others not enough. Investigators found that two states had submitted inaccurate data, the memo dated Wednesday … Read more
FIRST ON FOX — A conservative legal group and gun rights activists have teamed up to challenge the new seven-day waiting period to buy a gun in New Mexico. The Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF) joined the National Rifle Association (NRA) in a lawsuit filed Wednesday, claiming New Mexico is depriving citizens of their Second … Read more
Six of the migrants who police say were part of a mob that violently attacked two NYPD officers in Times Square in January were offered plea deals Tuesday — while it was also revealed that one accused cop attackers were arrested last week on robbery charges, according to the New York Post. The January 27 … Read more
An unknown number of orcas rammed a sailboat in the Moroccan waters of the Strait of Gibraltar on Sunday morning, later causing it to sink, the latest attack in a trend that has terrified sailors in the region for four years. The latest incident took place around 9am when crew members aboard the 50ft long … Read more
The debate over whether NFL and NBA players could immediately play and succeed in their opposite sports raged over the week, and former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce took the floor on Saturday. ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark initially pushed back on NBA guard Austin Rivers’ idea that 30 basketball professionals could play in the … Read more
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Sen. Ben Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, said Friday that military aid to Israel should continue, in a departure from the White House’s position. In a statement, Cardin said he disagreed with President Biden, who threatened to withhold offensive aid to Israel if Israel carried out a ground invasion of the … Read more
The arrival this weekend of Mother’s Day 2024 means millions of Americans are planning to celebrate their mom in one special way or another. For some, Mother’s Day means cooking a home-cooked meal, maybe even serving breakfast in bed. Florida-based celebrity chef Robert Irvine of “Restaurant: Impossible” fame shared a croque madame waffle recipe with … Read more
An order banning transgender athletes from using county-run parks and fields on Long Island, New York, was overturned by a judge Friday after being challenged by a roller derby league. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman issued an executive order in February denying park permits to any women’s and women’s teams, leagues or organizations that allow … Read more
In a recent turn of events, global logistics giant DHL has issued an apology after facing backlash for banning its workers from participating in strikes. The company’s decision to restrict employees’ right to strike sparked widespread criticism, shedding light on the delicate balance between corporate interests and labor rights. The controversy emerged when it was … Read more
