Multiple Staffers at Newsweek Abruptly Fired
Staff in Newsweek’s New York offices were told they could stop working and go home for the day.
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Staff in Newsweek’s New York offices were told they could stop working and go home for the day.
Coincidentally, Kaepernick, known for launching the anthem protests in the NFL against alleged racially motivated abuse of African-Americans by police officers, has achieved his goal of raising $1 million for organizations “working in oppressed communities.”
A Utah police officer who was being attacked was saved by a passerby with a concealed pistol.
A young San Diego woman is suing her former pastor on multiple charges.
This nation is revising guidelines on the creation of chimeric human-animal embryos to permit organ harvesting and other experiments.
Randall Margraves, who lunged at convicted sexual abuser Larry Nassar and had to be restrained by deputies, will not be punished by the judge.
An inmate has sued the Oregon Department of Corrections staff for failing to serve halal meals in accordance with his Muslim faith.
An former Baltimore Police detective testified against corrupt cops this week.
Forget what your mother may have told you about pizza for breakfast: it can be good for you and better than many kinds of cereal, according to a New York-based nutritionist.
Cecile Richards is on her way out the door as the CEO of the Planned Parenthood abortion business. But before leaving she is offering one final shot at pro-life medical professionals.
