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Month: September 2020

After three days of school, some New Jersey teachers share growing list of complaints about hybrid learning model

Three days into the new school year, and teachers in one New Jersey district already have a lot to say about the challenges of their hybrid learning model. In a letter to the Parsippany Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Barbara Sargent, the Parsippany-Troy Hills Education Association says that the superintendent has “established an uncreative,

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massage parlor raid

Human trafficking probe led to raids of El Paso massage parlors by federal & state agents

UPDATE: Authorities said Thursday that the massage parlor raids a day prior stemmed from a long-term investigation into human trafficking that remains ongoing. DPS officials indicated they had “served 13 search warrants at several massage parlors in the El Paso area.” They added that those searched “resulted in 25 interviews and recovered evidence that supports

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Whistleblower says Trump’s Homeland Security chiefs censored Russia, white supremacist intel

WASHINGTON, DC — The former chief of intelligence at the Department of Homeland Security said in a whistle-blower complaint released Wednesday that he was pressured by agency leaders to suppress details in his intelligence reports that President Donald Trump might find objectionable, including intelligence on Russian interference in the election and the threat posed by

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