Gabrielle Okun Starbucks’s new bathroom policy will likely increase the issues of drug abuse in the coffee company’s bathrooms, The Wall Street Journal reported. The Seattle-based company’s employees fear Starbucks’s new policy that permits anyone to use its restrooms, regardless of if they bought anything, believing that it will increase drug use in the newly…
Tim Pearce Former President Barack Obama’s education secretary and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel were planning how to turn a national tragedy into a legislative victory for the administration two days after the 2012 mass shooting in Newtown, Conn. That’s according to emails obtained under a Freedom of Information request from a reporter from the Baltimore Post….
Rob Shimshock Students freaked out after a law professor asked them to argue in favor of segregation for the essay portion of a final exam. University of Texas at Austin law professor Richard Albert, who is black, administered an exam asking students to argue in favor of school segregation in a memo of 1,000 words…
Grace Carr President Donald Trump will fiercely continue protecting life, he told an audience Tuesday at Susan B. Anthony List’s 11th Annual Campaign for Life Gala and urged the attendees to vote for family values in the upcoming elections. “As long we have faith in our citizens, confidence in our values and trust in our…
Gabrielle Okun A Florida town blasted an alert for residents to look out for zombies due to a power outage, The Associated Press reported Monday. People in Lake Worth, Fla., got a surprising message urging them to keep their eyes open for undead corpses as the culprits of a power outage Sunday, according to AP. A 1:45…
Steve Birr A man in Washington is accused of attempted murder after allegedly holding down his ex-girlfriend as he shoved Xanax in her mouth and sprayed her with fentanyl. Police in Mukilteo, Wash., arrested 28-year-old Zachary Madding Saturday after the attack unfolded at a hotel near Harbour Place. Madding allegedly lured the woman to a hotel room, claiming her…
Thomas Phippen Alexander Ciccolo, the son of a Boston police officer, pleaded guilty Monday to supporting ISIS and planning a pressure-cooker bomb attack. Ciccolo, who also went by Ali Al Amriki, the name he adopted after converting to Islam, will spend 20 years in prison for providing material support to ISIS, plotting a bomb attack,…
Rob Shimshock A New Jersey high school principal apologized Friday for a “Party Like It’s 1776” theme at prom. Dr. Dennis Perry, principal of Cherry Hill High School, posted on his Twitter feed an apology for the theme printed on prom tickets, calling the decision “insensitive and irresponsible,” reported Fox News. “I especially apologize to our…
Kyle Perisic Google has removed its famous motto “Don’t be evil” three times from the preface of its code of conduct, nearly 18 years after introducing it. The Alphabet subsidiary company used the phrase three times in the preface before removing it and once at the end of the code. The final line of the code…
Grace Carr Child obesity in developed countries continues to grow at an alarming rate, and school cafeterias might be the culprit. Americans have the highest obesity rate of any country in the world, according to Obesity Update 2017. About 10 percent of 2- to 5-year-olds are obese, and that number grows to 17 percent by age 11 and…