Giorno: 2 Dicembre 2023

Dropped by Agent, Sarandon Apologizes for Antisemitic Remarks

Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon issued an apology on Friday for her polemic, antisemitic comments made during a pro-Palestinian rally in New York City last month.[#item_full_content]

Morta Marisa Rodano, ultima deputata della prima legislatura: fu lei a scegliere la mimosa per l’8 marzo

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‘She sacrificed care home residents’: health chief Jenny Harries under fire after UK Covid inquiry revelations

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Tsunami warning after Philippines hit by 7.5 magnitude earthquake

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NY Post: DEI Rules Growing in Colleges, Universities

The University of Massachusetts Boston has dropped a requirement that potential professors pledge a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) as part of their job application, but such requirements are growing at schools nationwide.

Arrest Made in Killing of 3 Homeless People in LA

The Los Angeles Police Department on Saturday identified Jerrid Joseph Powell, 33, as a suspect in the murders of three homeless men, reports NBC News.

LA, Vegas Police Probe Similar Homeless Killings

Police are investigating a string of murders of homeless people in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, according to media reports. 

Gov. DeSantis Completing ‘Full Grassley’ in Iowa

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is the first major Republican presidential primary candidate to complete the “Full Grassley” 99-county tour across Iowa, capping it Saturday with a rally in Jasper County.

Johnson says vote on Biden impeachment inquiry is ‘necessary step’ after WH ‘stonewalled’ GOP investigations

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is looking to move forward with a formal impeachment inquiry vote against President Biden, saying that it is a “necessary step” as the White House continues to stonewall investigations by House Republicans into alleged wrongdoing by the Biden family. Johnson’s remarks came during a Saturday appearance on “Fox & Friends […]

Biden admin unveils latest crackdown on oil and gas industry at UN climate conference

The Biden administration finalized environmental regulations targeting methane and other air pollutants generated by the U.S. oil and gas industry across hundreds of thousands of existing sources nationwide. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan — alongside White House climate czar Ali Zaidi, Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and climate advocates — announced […]