Avery Hill
Avery Hill is a journalist from North Carolina. He graduated from Wingate University with a degree in Communication with a concentration in Journalism.
BREAKING: SCOTUS allows E. Jean Carroll judgement against Trump to stand
“The American People stand with President Trump as they demand an immediate end to all of the Witch Hunts, including the Democrat-funded travesty of the Carroll Hoaxes."
Egypt, Iran demand FIFA ban Pride flags from Seattle World Cup match—league won't budge
FIFA did make it clear that its central headquarters did not have a role in the initiative and that it was instead organized by a Seattle-area committee.
ABC rallies liberal audience against FCC probe of The View
The spots will start airing Monday and represent another escalation in the dispute between the administration and the news company.
South sees population boom as other US regions slow: US Census Bureau
Overall, the South saw a 6 percent increase in population between 2020 and 2025, nearly double the national population growth of 3.1 percent.
Ro Khanna claims DOGE cuts to USAID cost lives—millions in funds went to bribery, kickbacks, and terrorism
Recent cases of fraud and bribery demonstrate how significant sums of U.S. aid have been lost to corruption.
REVEALED: Chicagoland illegal immigrant teacher detained by ICE over link to Venezuelan gang shooting
Federal authorities allege Giovanna Mercedes Moreno Occhipinti, 32, transported the two suspected gunmen linked to TDA, Ricardo Granadillo Padilla and Edward Martinez Cermeno.
Mamdani proud NYC is sanctuary city, backs abolishing ICE
Mamdani said his city is "not embarrassed of the fact that we are a sanctuary city. We are proud of that fact."
BREAKING: Teen arrested in Chico library shooting inspired by Columbine massacre
The shooting left two people dead and a juvenile injured on Monday evening.
LA Mayor Karen Bass says Boyle Heights fire shows impact of warehouses on 'black and brown communities'
“We don't want environmental risks or hazards concentrated, particularly in black or brown communities,” Bass said.
James Talarico said his 'imagination' is 'limited' by his white maleness
"My imagination is also just limited by my own background and identity."
Joy Reid says she's not 'excited' about July 4, declares Juneteenth the ‘real’ Independence Day for black Americans
“I can guarantee you black folks will take that day off. We’ll barbecue because we’re off, but nobody Black I know is really excited about the Fourth of July,” she said.
Texas Dem Senate hopeful James Talarico has only one checking account and he shares it with his mom: report
Talarico and his Republican opponent Ken Paxton are locked in an extremely tight race in Texas.
Trump’s FTC sues WPATH over 'unsubstantiated claims' about child sex changes
The complaint alleges that medical providers relied on WPATH's claims when performing medical transitions on children.
'ME': Michelle Obama says 'next chapter' is all about herself as Chicago Obama Center opens
The project was first announced in 2015 and was promoted as a major investment in Chicago's South Side.
Minnesota residents fume after Eid added to official school calendar as Christmas, Easter holidays are erased, replaced with winter, spring breaks
The vote has received pushback, with some concerns focused not on attendance but on the principle behind the move.