Jamie Stelter and her co-anchor on Morning on 1, Annika Pergament, were referred to as "high school bullies" that frequently gossiped and made insulting remarks to other coworkers.
"There's nothing funny about what's been going on in Portland over the past year. Incessant rioting, incessant arsons, occupations, burnings, even murders."
"We are particularly interested to know how China plans to vet incoming foreign researchers from countries of biological weapons proliferation concern."
Loudoun County School Board Chair Brenda Sheridan said that opponents are engaging in racist dog-whistles after refusing to back down from radical equity training.
Bell’s ex-girlfriend Melissa Langafelt responded with a "told you so" message after news of his arrest broke. It was late last year Lingafelt had first accused him of both verbal and physical abuse.
"The people, the monsters in power, that control the puppet, not just her, but the message it sends to every girl and every boy out there, that you are disposable, and the elite can own you," McGowan said.
Amidst accusations of racism and colonialism, the former US president is the latest target of a political correctness push meant to reshape American public space.
Migrants who didn’t show up to their court hearings during Trump’s “Remain-in-Mexico” program will be allowed to try again.
People were offended that the actor attempted to trademark J’ouvert in light of it’s connection to Trinidad and Tobago culture.
"This shouldn't be a red or blue issue," Biden said. "It's an American issue. We're not changing the constitution, we're enforcing it. Be reasonable."
An Arvada, Colorado officer who one of three killed in a shooting Monday was targeted by a suspect that had voiced his hatred towards cops, according to authorities.
"I want to understand white rage, and I'm white, and I want to understand it."
At approximately 11:52 am, a collision occurred that separated the bridge near Kenilworth Road from the mooring, sending the bridge crashing down across three lanes of traffic.
New York governor Andrew Cuomo praised mayoral candidate Eric Adams while bashing current mayor Bill de Blasio as "hyper-political and not competent." Cuomo said new leadership for the city will be a good thing and that Eric Adams is the best choice for that.
"Some might say that the other party was for defunding the police, I’ll let others say that, but, that's a piece," said Psaki, insinuating that the Republicans that voted against the massive spending bill were for defunding the police.