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Jason Rantz: Violence in West Coast cities stems from culture of ‘attacking police and policing’

Jason Rantz: Violence in West Coast cities stems from culture of ‘attacking police and policing’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Far-left demonstrators and rioters have targeted reporters covering “their acts of vandalism and other violence,” Seattle-area radio host Jason Rantz told “Fox News Primetime” Wednesday, adding that he…

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Manhattan DA candidates run on soft-on-crime policies

Manhattan DA candidates run on soft-on-crime policies

by Sam Dorman6 years agoWorld

The race for Manhattan’s district attorney is shaping up to be about radical change as candidates embrace substantial sentencing reform, promise not to prosecute a host of low-level offenses,…

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Scandal-plagued blue state bureaucrats get plum posts in Biden admin

Scandal-plagued blue state bureaucrats get plum posts in Biden admin

by Caitlin McFall6 years agoWorld

President Biden nominated Julie Su Wednesday, as the deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Labor.

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Paulina Porizkova says she regrets not signing a prenup with late estranged husband Ric Ocasek: ‘Naïve’

Paulina Porizkova says she regrets not signing a prenup with late estranged husband Ric Ocasek: ‘Naïve’

by Nate Day6 years agoWorld

Model Paulina Porizkova opened up about regretting not signing a prenup when she married The Cars frontman, Ric Ocasek.

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Marine vet’s baby daughter, in need of liver donor, not a match with parents

Marine vet’s baby daughter, in need of liver donor, not a match with parents

by Michael Ruiz6 years agoWorld

Kennedy Dorfman, the 2-year-old daughter of a police officer and a middle school math teacher, is a happy, bubbly little girl – with a serious liver illness and…

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Dazharia Shaffer, TikTok star, dead at 18

Dazharia Shaffer, TikTok star, dead at 18

by Nate Day6 years agoWorld

TikTok star Dazharia Shaffer, otherwise known as Bxbygirlldee, has died at the age of 18, her family confirmed.

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Tucker Carlson: What we still don’t know about the Capitol riot

Tucker Carlson: What we still don’t know about the Capitol riot

by Tucker Carlson6 years agoWorld

Maybe we should know a little bit more about the crime that occurred on Jan. 6

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Mayor de Blasio joins calls for Gov. Cuomo to lose emergency powers: report

Mayor de Blasio joins calls for Gov. Cuomo to lose emergency powers: report

by Lucas Manfredi6 years agoWorld

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he agrees “100 percent” that Gov. Andrew Cuomo should be stripped of his emergency powers granted in March amid the coronavirus pandemic,…

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Biden’s new target for reopened schools is behind where U.S. is now, data shows

Biden’s new target for reopened schools is behind where U.S. is now, data shows

by Caitlin McFall6 years agoWorld

President Biden’s new target for reopening schools — having more than 50% of public schools offering at least one day of in-person classes a week — is behind where…

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Jason Rantz: Violence in West Coast cities stems from culture of ‘attacking police and policing’

Jason Rantz: Violence in West Coast cities stems from culture of ‘attacking police and policing’

by Catie Perry6 years agoWorld

Far-left demonstrators and rioters have targeted reporters covering “their acts of vandalism and other violence,” Seattle-area radio host Jason Rantz told “Fox News Primetime” Wednesday, adding that he…

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