Day: August 21, 2023

UK baby-killer Lucy Letby sentenced to life in prison: ‘Malevolence bordering on sadism’

6:01 pm August 21, 2023

Lucy Letby, the UK’s most murderous child serial killer, has been sentenced to life in prison. Letby, a former neonatal nurse who was arrested in 2018 and later convicted of murdering seven babies in her care at a hospital in northern England and attempting to kill six others, was sentenced Monday to life in prison […]

Biden’s DOJ ‘scared to death’ to charge Hunter, Andy McCarthy says: ‘Would be career suicide’

6:00 pm August 21, 2023

Fox News contributor Andy McCarthy warned Justice Department officials are “scared to death” to charge Hunter Biden for a gun-related felony and tax evasion because of his father’s position, telling “America’s Newsroom” Monday the “disappearing” case is “exhibit A of how the [Biden] scheme worked.” COMER DEMANDS NATIONAL ARCHIVES FORK OVER UNREDACTED EMAILS INVOLVING HUNTER […]

Louisville district sees large improvement in bus program following disastrous rollout on 1st day of school

5:56 pm August 21, 2023

Despite some snags, Kentucky’s largest school district finished its bus drop-offs much earlier on Friday than it did a week earlier when a busing debacle on the first day of school delayed some students by hours. Friday marked the first day back for elementary and middle school students after Jefferson County Public Schools canceled class […]

Portland pays out thousands to woman who railed against police

5:00 pm August 21, 2023

The city of Portland will pay former City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty thousands of dollars, settling its portion of a lawsuit accusing the city, police union, former union president and a police officer of leaking information that falsely implicated Hardesty in a hit-and-run. Hardesty, an advocate for defunding the police, was briefly implicated in a […]

St. Louis residents sound off on ‘sidewalk squatters’ who have lived on streets more than a decade

4:58 pm August 21, 2023

Two homeless people who have been squatting on a sidewalk in a residential area of St. Louis for years have sparked frustration among residents, according to a media report. “I think they need somewhere permanent to live out the rest of their lives that’s comfortable for them and comfortable for everyone else around them,” St. […]