Classmates Speak Out About Detroit Firefighter Who Was Fired Over Watermelon
Detroit, Michigan – A group of Detroit firefighters showed support for another firefighter who was fired for bringing a watermelon into work as a gift.
Detroit, Michigan – A group of Detroit firefighters showed support for another firefighter who was fired for bringing a watermelon into work as a gift.
Anti-police ESPN anchor Jemele Hill was suspended from ESPN for two weeks after she urged NFL fans to boycott advertisers of the Dallas Cowboys after its owner Jerry Jones would not play any player who didn’t stand for the national anthem.
The Drexel associate professor who blamed the Las Vegas massacre on “white victimization” and “Trumpism” was placed on administrative leave because school officials feared for the safety of the campus due to reaction to his tweets.
California signed a new law last week that could have health care workers ending up in jail if they choose not to address transgender patients by their preferred pronouns.
A prostitute who claims to have spent hours in Las Vegas with mass shooter Stephen Paddock said he has violent rape fantasies and told her that he was born bad and that “the bad streak is in my blood.”
An owner of a vegan food truck said that they had to go out of business and into hiding after the owner rejoiced in how many “meat-eaters” were killed in the Las Vegas shootings.
Ernesto Orsetti was arrested Oct. 5 for using a Twitter account to impersonate a law enforcement official, which is a felony.
A UNLV history professor placed part of the blame of the Las Vegas mass shootings on President Donald Trump in a video that was captured in the classroom.
The director of the nation’s immigration enforcement said his agents will “have no choice” but to conduct workplace and neighborhood immigration raids due to California’s new state-wide sanctuary law.
An 18-year-old man stole his uncle’s police uniform and vehicle and filmed himself conducting a traffic stop so that he could impress his girlfriend, according to police.