In a shocking turn of events, two high-ranking officials from the Patterson Joint Unified School District in New Jersey, Assistant Superintendent Jeffrey Menge and IT Director Eric Drabert, are facing charges for allegedly running a crypto mining operation on school premises, as revealed by the US Department of Justice. Illegal Campus Mining Operation Exposed Menge … Read more
In a surprising turn of events, Target is under scrutiny after a Jacksonville resident, Wendi Orr, attempted to purchase black history children’s books for her church library, only to find them flagged as ‘DO NOT SELL’ at the register. Orr, excited about the engaging content featuring a diverse array of black history figures, questioned the … Read more
In a candid admission, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has acknowledged the challenges in meeting the government’s commitment to providing new free childcare hours on schedule, citing a lack of control over various components of the initiative. The ambitious plan involves delivering 15 hours of free childcare per week for two-year-olds starting in April, with a … Read more
In a startling incident, a 71-year-old woman from Florida, Bertha Yalter, has been accused of attempting to murder her husband after he received a postcard from a woman he dated over 60 years ago. The shocking episode unfolded at the couple’s home, resulting in Bertha Yalter’s arrest and raising questions about the depths of emotions … Read more
In a historic moment for California, Senator Mike McGuire, hailing from a rural district, is set to assume leadership as President Pro Tempore of the state Senate. This marks the first time in decades that both of California’s top legislative leaders originate from non-urban areas. McGuire, whose district spans from just north of the Golden … Read more
Thousands of Texans are unaware that they are entitled to a collective $8 million in unclaimed back wages, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. A recent announcement highlights the urgency for individuals to check whether they are owed money from employers who were found to be underpaying workers. The clock is ticking for Texans … Read more
California is currently grappling with a severe shortage of teachers, ranking 47th among all states for its student-teacher ratio, according to a recent study by the California School Boards Association. The dwindling teaching workforce is attributed to factors such as retirements, relatively low pay, and burnout. Additionally, a declining number of students are pursuing careers … Read more
In a deeply disturbing revelation, a former medical examiner office worker is facing criminal charges for allegedly exploiting the personal information of deceased individuals under his professional care. Darrell Fernando Reid Jr., 38, stands accused of stealing funds from the very people whose deaths he was tasked with investigating in both Florida and New York … Read more
In a surprising turn of events, the latest ranking of America’s best universities for 2024 by U.S. News and World Report has witnessed a historic shift, with not a single school from New York State securing a spot in the coveted top 10. Traditionally, institutions such as Columbia and Cornell have been stalwarts in the … Read more
A federal judge in Washington has formally postponed the trial of former President Donald Trump, originally scheduled for March, on charges related to an alleged plot to overturn the 2020 election. The decision to delay the trial came as a crucial legal appeal from Trump remains unresolved, asserting his immunity from prosecution for actions taken … Read more