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.
Somali leaders in Minnesota speak out against Sheriff Fletcher, say his caution against gangs 'creates fear'
Law enforcement officials have said the issue involves a small number of individuals rather than the broader Somali community.
Elissa Slotkin claims passing the SAVE America Act would make it harder for Dems to win elections, 'disenfranchise married women'
Slotkin’s remarks were met with fierce condemnation from GOP lawmakers, with Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul criticizing the Michigan Democrat.
18-year-old inmate beaten to death inside Mississippi detention center
Officials said video recorded inside the jail showed Mielun Butler being attacked by other detainees
Moana praised for honoring Polynesian culture, bombs at box office
It was praised while Elon Musk and Matt Walsh faced backlash after objecting to Christopher Nolan’s casting choices in The Odyssey, particularly Lupita Nyong’o’s role as Helen of Troy.
Marco Rubio slams 'radical, extreme' International Criminal Court as Trump admin limits its power over US
"Independence is our birthright."
Naked Portland man attempts to kidnap 7 year-old-girl away from her mother in broad daylight
Authorities have not reported any prior criminal history involving Vasey, and it remains unclear what led to the alleged attack.
Brooklyn church burning probed as arson attack
South Bushwick Reformed Church is attempting to repair the damage through a GoFundMe campaign.
Marco Rubio seeks to convene international effort of allies to combat Antifa, leftist terrorism
The initiative, however, has received a mixed reaction overseas.
Humanoid robot performs surgery for the first time in major robotics breakthrough
The researchers behind the breakthrough say these humanoid robots could offer several advantages over the complex surgical systems currently in use.
Katie Couric reveals she suffered rare amnesia episode that left her missing a 'day' of her memory
Couric said she still does not know what triggered the episode, speculating that factors such as altitude, dehydration, stress or lack of sleep may have played a role.
NYC Mayor's office maps ethnic enclaves—leaves out Little Italy, Greeks, Jews
The Italian American Civil Rights League criticized the map, accusing Mamdani of excluding Italian-American communities.
Jon Ossoff denies 2028 presidential ambitions, but his national spending strategy hints at his political future
Ossoff, according to publicly available Google Ads data, has spent $4.2 million on Google Ads, and a whopping $3.8 million of that was spent in pivotal primary and swing states.
California activists push to bring 'black English' into preschool classrooms for 'language justice'
The effort is being led by Black Californians United for Early Care & Education.
'Total Eclipse of the Heart' singer Bonnie Tyler dead at 75
Tyler leaves behind her husband, Robert Sullivan, whom she had been married to for more than 50 years.
Abdul El-Sayed calls for abolishing ICE during Michigan Democratic Senate debate
El-Sayed also implied that the court systems should be revamped so that illegal immigrants have a pathway to citizenship
