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By Rachel Stoltzfoos Police shot a machete-wielding, Somali man dead Thursday after he allegedly went on a rampage in a Christian-owned Middle Eastern deli in central Ohio. Investigators identified the suspect as Mohammad Barry, who CBS News reports has a Somali background and may have traveled to Dubai in 2012. Barry allegedly used a machete to…
Russ Read A suicide bombing at a displaced persons camp in Nigeria Tuesday was supposed to involve three coordinated attacks, but a teenage girl responsible for the third bomb vest refused to detonate herself just moments before the strike. The girl’s two comrades, also female, did successfully detonate their payloads, killing as many as 65 and injuring another…
Kathryn Watson Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s lax approach to handling sensitive and classified national security information is turning up in a federal department the presidential candidate led for five years. The little-known Bureau of Energy Resources has no effective program to ensure the security of sensitive information it routinely handles, according to a report…
Rachel Stoltzfoos Carrier Air Conditioning announced this week it’s shipping 1,400 jobs to Mexico, and the reaction of a room full of employees when they learned the news was caught on camera. “The best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long-term is to move production from our facility in Indianapolis to Monterrey, Mexico,” a man…
Juliegrace Brufke Martin Shkreli, the controversial former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, offered rapper Kanye West $10 million Thursday to refrain from releasing his album publicly. The notorious “pharma bro” – who was widely criticized for marking up a life-saving drug used to treat cancer and AIDS by 5000 percent – took heat for spending $2 million on the…
By Russ Read Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov gave a grim warning that failure to resolve the conflict in Syria could result in a “new world war.” “The Americans and our Arab partners must think well: do they want a permanent war?” Lavrov said to German newspaper Handelsblatt Thursday, “all sides must be compelled to sit at the negotiating…
Kathryn Watson Federal bureaucrats who break the law or waste tax dollars almost never have to worry about being named in public records, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation. Six of the top inspectors general (IG) — presidentially-appointed watchdogs tasked with fighting waste, fraud and abuse in the federal bureaucracy — withheld the…
An Italian man is accusing his wife of “bad management of domestic affairs” after not properly cleaning the house and allowing groceries to go to waste. Accoding to USA Today: An Italian wife faces prison after her husband claimed she abused him by not cleaning and cooking enough, European media reported. The husband claimed his 40-year-old…
By JP Carroll Communist North Korean officials said Thursday a “declaration of war” has been made by South Korea after the country pulled out of a jointly-run industrial complex Wednesday, according to The Guardian. North Korea responded to the claim, stating its military will take over the complex, according to USA Today. The Kaesong Industrial Complex, located inside North…
Richard Pollock President Barack Obama’s former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) believes Hillary Clinton should drop out of the presidential race to clear the way for the probe of her private email server by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. In an exclusive interview with The Daily Caller News Foundation, Lt. Gen. Michael…