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Nelson Agholor, the Eagles wide receiver who was shaded by Philadelphia native Hakim Laws while describing to CBS 3 Philly how he helped save children from a burning building, is willing to let bygones be bygones. Despite Laws’ criticism, Agholor wants to invite him and his family to the Eagles’ game against the New York Jets at Lincoln Financial Field on October 6, and enlisted the help of Twitter […]
An American soldier who allegedly planned to bomb an American news network, has been arrested by the FBI. As ABC News reports, Jarrett William Smith transferred to Fort Riley, Kansas in July after he joined the U.S. military with an interest in being deployed in Ukraine with the hope of working with far-right group Azov Battalion. […]
An American Airlines passenger was placed in handcuffs Friday after his disorderly conduct forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. According to TMZ, the flight was headed from Phoenix to Minneapolis when a man’s behavior sparked security concerns among those onboard. The suspect allegedly admitted to being high on cocaine before he locked himself […]
Kanye West is taking his Sunday Service to Cody, Wyoming—the town where he recently purchased the $14 million Monster Lake Ranch. As pointed out be TMZ, the next worship gathering will take place this weekend at the Powwow Garden outside the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. The event—which has made stops in various cities like Atlanta, Chicago, […]
During a Friday congressional hearing, Candace Owens continued to dismiss the growing concerns about hate crimes and white supremacy in America, suggesting the left wing was stoking these fears as part of a political strategy. The conservative activist and commentator told lawmakers that the most pressing issue facing U.S. minorities was not white nationalism, but rather the rates […]
Three Memphis high schoolers have learned just how rewarding kindness can be. Kristopher Brown and Antwain Garrett, two football players at MLK College Preparatory High School, made national headlines this month after they decided to help out Micheal Todd—their 14-year-old classmate who was being bullied for wearing the same clothes to school every day. The teens admitted that they […]
Two Muslim men have filed a complaint against American Airlines over alleged racial profiling. On Thursday, Dallas residents Abderraoof Alkhawaldeh and Issam Abdallah told reporters that their Sept. 14 flight was abruptly canceled because their fellow passengers had reportedly expressed safety concerns. Abdallah said that after the jetliner was evacuated, an FBI agent informed him […]
Washington police have apprehended a high school student whose mother found journal entries outlining plans to attack his school and alerted authorities. The 17-year-old’s journal had information about an attack he was preparing at College Place High School on April 20, 2020, the 21st anniversary of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, CNN reports. Officers took […]
That’s it for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Friday, de Blasio announced that he’s dropping the curtain on his 2020 POTUS run that notably came up short in the public enthusiasm department. “This campaign has been a profound experience for me,” de Blasio, who said he had “contributed all I can” to this […]
Firearms manufacturer Colt announced on Thursday that they were ceasing production of their AR-15 rifle for consumers, claiming that the American market is already oversaturated with sporting rifles. “The fact of the matter is that over the last few years, the market for modern sporting rifles has experienced significant excess manufacturing capacity,” Colt President and […]
