Day: May 11, 2023

Active-duty sailor at Jacksonville base found dead after having gone missing

2:15 pm May 11, 2023

A sailor stationed at Naval Air Station Jacksonville was found dead after a missing person search. Zechariah Stanton was deemed a missing person after several welfare checks at his apartment proved fruitless, according to local outlet First Coast News. The missing sailor’s mother told police that it was unusual for him to disappear without warning. […]

Former California cheerleading coach charged with molesting young girls

2:10 pm May 11, 2023

A former competitive cheerleading coach has been charged with multiple felonies for molesting six girls as young as 11 years old in Southern California. Erick Joseph Kristianson, a former coach at an Orange County cheer club and at Trabuco Hills High School in Mission Viejo, is also facing child molestation and child exhibition charges in […]

Miranda Lambert is ACMs most-nominated artist in history: From small-town Texas upbringing to a career-high

2:00 pm May 11, 2023

Miranda Lambert could continue her record-breaking hot streak at the American Country Music Awards. With 37 wins, the 39-year-old country music star is the most decorated artist in ACM history. Last month, she earned her 17th female artist of the year nomination, surpassing Reba McEntire’s record of 16, and also received nods for entertainer of […]

You won’t believe how universities are still trying to control what students say

2:00 pm May 11, 2023

Earlier this year, Stanford University shelved its Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative (EHLI) in response to public scrutiny and faculty pressure. Professor Russell A. Berman said the initiative, which attempted to suppress the use of commonsense terms such as “American,” “ladies,” and “white paper,” was a “catastrophe for the university.” Stanford has apparently not yet fully absorbed that lesson, […]

Mexico triples number of migrants sent to U.S. border ahead of Title 42 collapse

1:59 pm May 11, 2023

The Mexican government issued triple its typical number of humanitarian visas to migrants seeking to travel through the country to the U.S.-Mexico border in April. Mexico issued some 30,000 visas in April, more than the months of January, February and March combined. The spike comes as U.S. border states brace for the end of Title […]