Former Buffalo Bills punter Matt Araiza was smeared as a rapist and had his NFL dream destroyed based on false rape accusations. So where is his justice now?
IN THREE DAYS, A PREVIEW OF 2024'S BATTLES. There were a number of really significant events in Washington Wednesday that, combined with some equally significant developments on Monday and Tuesday, offer a preview of much of the political warfare that will dominate the news next year.
San Francisco’s problems stem from unchallenged progressive governance that encourages drug abuse, crime, and homelessness. Naturally, some San Francisco progressives want to blame the boogeyman of capitalism.
Vice President Harris is set to attend the Cricket Celebration Bowl in Atlanta, Ga. this weekend in support of her alma mater, Howard University, as it plays Florida A&M University (FAMU) in the annual bowl game between Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU). In a news release on Thursday, Harris’ office said the vice president...
Presented by AstraZeneca — The White House is calling out drug companies who raised prices faster than the rate of inflation, and on Thursday announced a list of nearly 50 drugs that will be subject to a new penalty under the Inflation Reduction Act. {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story Drug companies...
German officials said Thursday they arrested four alleged members of Hamas who were suspected of plotting to carry out acts of terror against Jewish people and Jewish institutions in Europe. The announcement came as Danish officials announced the arrests of three people in coordinated actions across Denmark, and another detained in the Netherlands. They were...
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Charles Brown Jr. will join Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in his travel to Israel next week, the first time the military’s highest-ranking officer will visit the Middle East since taking on the role, the Pentagon’s top spokesperson said Thursday. Brown and Austin will be in Israel for meetings with senior Israeli officials, press secretary...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended a holiday party for elected officials of color after the party invitation was accidentally sent to the entire City Council, saying it was an “honest mistake.” The email invite for a Wednesday gathering with the subject line “Electeds of Color Holiday Party” was sent by an employee asking for RSVPs...