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Month: October 2019

Poll: Nearly a third of Jewish people avoid publicly wearing things that might identify them as Jewish

A survey released just days before the anniversary of the shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue that killed 11 people reveals that many Jewish Americans avoid wearing things that may reveal their religious identity. The American Jewish Committee (AJC), a Jewish advocacy organization, released the results of its survey Wednesday. It was conducted with

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Justice Department sues California over air pollution agreement with Canada

The Justice Department sued California on Wednesday, claiming that the state bypassed federal authority when it entered into an environmental agreement with the Canadian province of Quebec to combat air pollution. In a complaint filed in California federal court, Justice Department prosecutors argued that the 2013 program, which established a cap-and-trade system between the Golden

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Hundreds of Chicago’s student athletes are missing out on playoff season as the teachers’ strike drags on

The nearly weeklong Chicago teachers’ strike has prevented hundreds of student athletes from competing in playoff state competitions. More student athletes could be affected as the strike drags on. Since the strike started last Thursday, more than 300,000 students have missed classes for a fourth day on Tuesday. Under Illinois High School Association policy, many

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Mossimo Giannulli said he had to ‘work the system’ to get daughter into USC, new indictment states

The federal indictment charging Mossimo Giannulli and Lori Loughlin with bribery does not include altogether new allegations of wrongdoing. But Tuesday’s indictment does contain two new alleged quotes from Giannulli that could show the extent to which he understood the plan to get his daughters into the University of Southern California by falsely designating them

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Intelligence Committee member says diplomat’s ‘startling’ testimony was ‘most detailed, specific’ so far

A Democratic member of the House Intelligence Committee said Wednesday that testimony he heard from Bill Taylor, the top US diplomat in Ukraine, about President Donald Trump’s dealings with the country was “startling” and the most “detailed (and) specific” he’s heard so far in the impeachment inquiry. “Well, John, it was pretty startling testimony. You

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Future of brewing in New Mexico is female

Click here for updates on this story     ALBUQUERQUE, NM (KOAT) — The brewing scene in New Mexico is booming, but it is lacking in one area. An industry dominated by men is becoming, once again, more diverse. It wasn’t always a male dominated industry. From ancient civilization, through the Dark Ages, and well into the

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FDA recommends boxed warning for breast implants

The US Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday released draft guidance recommending a “boxed warning” on labeling materials for breast implants. Boxed warnings, which alert health care providers and consumers to serious risks associated with a drug or device, are the strongest form of warning required by the FDA for labeling. An example of the

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