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Month: December 2019

Jersey City shooters fueled by hatred of Jewish people and law enforcement, state attorney general says

This week’s deadly kosher market attack and the killing of a detective in New Jersey are being investigated as acts of domestic terrorism “fueled by both anti-Semitism and anti-law enforcement beliefs,” the state attorney general said Thursday. “We believe the suspects held views that reflected hatred of the Jewish people, as well as a hatred

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El ministro de Defensa de Chile confirma hallazgo de restos de avión siniestrado y da por muertos a todos los pasajeros

(CNN Español) — Los restos encontrados el miércoles corresponden al avión C-130 de la Fuerza Aérea de Chile que desapareció el lunes, confirmó el ministro de Defensa de Chile, Alberto Espina Otero El ministro detalló en una rueda de prensa desde Punta Arenas que 23 aeronaves, 14 medios navales y 11 agencias internacionales con capacidades

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Bus driver dilemma at school district

Click here for updates on this story     Mount Pocono (WNEP) — Heather Antonelli’s children should be in school. The family from Tobyhanna had to spend the day at Pocono Rocks in Mount Pocono because school is closed yet again for these Pocono Mountain School District students. “I just hope they figure out a solution. It’s

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Michael Bloomberg releases letter from doctor that says he is in ‘outstanding health’

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg‘s campaign on Thursday released a letter from the candidate’s doctor that says he is in “outstanding health” with no medical conditions that would prevent him from serving as president. The Democratic candidate underwent a coronary stent placement in 2000 for a blocked artery, according to the letter, signed

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How Joe Biden got his groove back

With less than two months before the first votes of the 2020 presidential race, Joe Biden has re-emerged as the clear front-runner for the Democratic nomination. That simple statement, which is borne out in national and early state polling, seemed unimaginable as recently as two months ago as the former vice president looked to be

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Betsy DeVos defends plan for offering only some debt relief to defrauded students

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos on Thursday defended her decision to move ahead with partial loan forgiveness for students defrauded by for-profit colleges, pushing back on criticism from Democrats over her approach. The Department of Education this week restarted processing the more than 200,000 claims for debt cancellation that have built up under DeVos’ tenure

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