Derek Chauvin’s defense called on Dr. David Fowler, the former chief medical examiner of Maryland, to testify on Wednesday as an expert witness. Dr. Fowler, who retired as the state’s
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Taiwanese MLB player attacked with racist tweets after making error
Indians manager Terry Francona called racist social media messages sent to first baseman Yu Chang “stupid and ignorant” and said they have no place in baseball or “anywhere.” On Tuesday,
Trump alumni launch ‘America First’ nonprofit with $20M to promote populist conservatism
A cadre of Trump-era officials Tuesday launched a new nonprofit group called the America First Policy Institute, with a mission of boosting a populist agenda similar to that of former
Daunte Wright Spent Final Moments Talking With His Mother
MINNEAPOLIS — Daunte Wright called his mother. The tremble in his voice told her something was wrong. The police had stopped him, he told her nervously. “He’s afraid of the
California dreamin’: an MLB October first for Dodgers, Angels and Padres?
In the 52 years that three major league teams have called Southern California home, how many times have all those teams made the playoffs in the same year? Zero. Let
Victor Davis Hanson blasts Delta’s CEO on ‘wokeness’: ‘If you make $17M’ you’re ‘not committed to equity’
Author and historian Victor Davis Hanson joined “The Ingraham Angle” and called today’s social landscape “the Great Awokening”, and remarked the dozens of corporations that signal their devotion to “equity” are
Biden USCIS nominee called for pausing border patrol funding
President Biden’s nominee to head up the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) once called for pausing Customs and Border Protection (CBP) funding during the Trump administration. Ur Jaddou is the
Cardiologist Said Heart Was Not Main Cause of George Floyd’s Death
Dr. Jonathan Rich, a cardiologist called to testify in the trial of Derek Chauvin, said on Monday that George Floyd’s heart was not the main cause of his death. He
Washington Post calls for term limits for Supreme Court justices
The Washington Post editorial board over the weekend called to establish term limits for Supreme Court justices, limiting them to 18 years on the bench, in an effort to ensure both
Concerned NYC mom asks de Blasio ‘what’s being done’ about broad-daylight crimes
A concerned Brooklyn mother on Friday called into a radio interview with Mayor Bill de Blasio to ask “what’s being done” to fight crime in New York City. The mother, identified
A Soviet ‘Lord of the Rings’ Is Unearthed, Epic in Its Own Way
Arseny Bulakov, the chairman of the St. Petersburg Tolkien Society, called the production “a very revealing artifact” of its era: “filmed in destitute times, without stage settings, with costumes gathered
Michigan HS sports group says no to Whitmer call for 2-week break: ‘We’re going to play’
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Friday called for school sports to halt games for two weeks to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. But the governor’s request was not
A.D.L. Calls for Tucker Carlson’s Firing Over ‘Replacement Theory’ Remarks
The Anti-Defamation League called on the Fox News host Tucker Carlson to resign in an open letter published on Friday, accusing him of giving “an impassioned defense of the white
Putin so upset over Biden’s killer comments he moved 28,000 Russian troops to Ukraine border, report
Vladimir Putin was reportedly so angered when President Joe Biden called him a “killer” in his first sit-down interview after taking office, the Russian president left his quarantine, got a
Rep. Kat Cammack: Joe Biden has become ‘trafficker-in-chief’ of southern border ‘crisis’
Congresswoman Kat Cammack, R-Fla., called out her Democrat colleagues Thursday for calling the border situation anything but a “crisis,” telling “The Story” the Biden administration should have followed Trump’s lead. REP.
In the George Floyd Case, Why Is Cause of Death so Difficult to Determine?
Dr. Andrew Baker may be one of the most important witnesses to be called in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin. It was his duty to determine why George Floyd
Burgess Owens tells Biden, Harris to ‘get some backbone,’ visit border region
U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, called on President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to “get some backbone” and visit the U.S.-Mexico border amid a surge in migrant crossings, according to reports. Owens
Takeaways From Day 8 of the Derek Chauvin Trial
A use-of-force expert called by prosecutors testified on Wednesday that Derek Chauvin, the police officer charged with murdering George Floyd, used “deadly force” when it was appropriate to use none.
Biden rhetoric on anti-Asian racism undercut by his DOJ dropping Yale lawsuit, advocates say
President Biden has spoken out forcefully against anti-Asian racism, but the sincerity of his words is called into question by his administration’s decision to drop a lawsuit against Yale University
National Asian coalition says educational bias is contributing to spike in hate crimes
A national coalition of Asian American advocacy groups called on the Biden administration to drop a lawsuit alleging discriminatory practices at Yale University as part of taking a stand against anti-Asian
The Rising Politicization of Covid Vaccines
President Biden today called for governors to open coronavirus vaccinations to all adults within the next two weeks, speeding up a target he had previously set for May 1. But
Takeaways from Day 7 of the Derek Chauvin Trial
Witnesses called by the prosecution in the Derek Chauvin trial provided a deeper look at police policies on the use of force on Tuesday and gave the former Minneapolis police
Sen. Rick Scott slams Biden for backing MLB Georgia boycott, being silent on moving Olympics out of China
Republican Sen. Rick Scott on Tuesday called on President Biden to offer to host the 2022 Olympic Games in the United States. Scott, R-Fla., has been requesting a meeting with
Baylor Denies Gonzaga a Perfect Season, Winning N.C.A.A. Men’s Basketball Title
“Our futile human plans,” Few called the arrangements. Baylor kept pace with Gonzaga for three months until it was thrown off course by the coronavirus. The Bears, who won their
Chauvin Trial: What We Know About Medaria Arradondo, the Minneapolis Police Chief.
The prosecution called Medaria Arradondo, the Minneapolis police chief, to testify on Monday. He was expected to testify that Derek Chauvin’s use of force was contrary to department policy and
Chicago to Release Video of Deadly Police Shooting of a 13-Year-Old
The Chicago police said that officers were called shortly after 2:30 a.m. on March 29 to an address in the Little Village, a heavily Latino neighborhood on Chicago’s west side,
Chris Christie calls out Stacey Abrams for praising NJ law that allows less early voting than Georgia’s
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Sunday called out Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams for praising a New Jersey in-person early voting law that provides fewer days of pre-Election Day in-person voting
Pope Francis Advocates Universal Vaccine Access in Easter Message
Francis on Sunday called on world leaders to ensure access to coronavirus vaccines for all. The remarks, part of his annual Easter message, were delivered in front of a small
Kyle Kuzma’s defense, and 30 points, make a difference in Lakers win
Kyle Kuzma had often been called a derogatory name in the past by opponents he was guarding, a name that stung the Lakers forward, a term he would hear because
Strategist predicts fast US recovery in wake of ‘blockbuster’ jobs report
David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management, called the US jobs report for March a ‘blockbuster’ and predicts the US economy will see a fast recovery. #FirstMove