The New York City Police Department on Sunday released four new images and asked the public for help identifying more suspects in the massive riot involving thousands of teens who swarmed Manhattan’s Union Square after Twitch influencer Kai Cenat advertised an unsanctioned PlayStation giveaway.
Kevin Spacey was recently acquitted of nine sexual offense claims in a London courtroom. It was the third time on two continents that he has been acquitted in courts of law.
Three-decade public-school educator Phillip Schwenk remembers an April day that crystallized for him what an American classical education means. It also epitomized the political climate in which parents are seeking them.
Evidence is dropping by the week pointing to Joe Biden’s involvement in a pay-for-play scheme trading political favors for foreign bribe money, with his bumbling son Hunter playing shady international go-between.
Vice President Kamala Harris delivered another redundant word salad Wednesday, this time repeating the phrase “space cooperation” over and over.
Left-wing Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson once again blasted efforts to condemn young criminals when he rejected a reporter’s use of the word “mob” to describe dozens of looters on Wednesday.
Hours after pleading “ not guilty ” Thursday afternoon at an arraignment on charges of a “conspiracy” to overthrow the results of the 2020 election, former President Trump and 2024 GOP frontrunner returned to his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey. There he greeted guests of wedding.
Employers in the United States added 187,000 workers to their payrolls in July, the Department of Labor said Friday, less than expected.
The House Oversight Committee released the full transcript from Monday’s Devon Archer interview, in which he testified that Hunter Biden had his father on speakerphone 20 times around business associates and that Burisma officials did not want a Ukrainian prosecutor fired because they had him “under control.”
Joe Biden famously bragged that while vice president, he forced the firing of Ukraine’s prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin, by threatening to withhold $1 billion in U.S. government aid from the financially strapped European country.
