Day: September 16, 2023

Halloween candy brain teaser: Can you find the hidden spider and candy corn?

10:30 am September 16, 2023

A graphic artist is testing people’s attention to detail with a Halloween-themed seek-and-find brain teaser that features a hidden spider and one kernel of candy corn. Gergely Dudás of Budapest, Hungary, shared the festive and colorful visual puzzle with Fox News Digital, which depicts a large candy pile, which takes on a unique shape and shows different wrappers. The animated […]

‘Fend for ourselves:’ Blue city Tiktoker restoring church questions choice amid ‘historic’ crime rise, thefts

10:00 am September 16, 2023

Johnny Youssef optimistically purchased a run-down church in Kansas City to restore it to its former glory, but after many costly incidents of crime, he said he would think twice about committing to another project in the area. “I probably wouldn’t do a project like this again unless I truly see a change,” Youssef said, […]

Florida youth pastor, soccer coach separately accused of sex crimes involving minors

9:51 am September 16, 2023

A youth pastor and a softball coach were arrested in Florida for unconnected sex crimes involving minors, according to officials. David Robinson, 34, and Matthew Galhouse, 40, were charged in Hillsborough County. Robinson was charged with nine counts of transmitting harmful material to a minor while Galhouse faces 12 counts of sexual battery. “Two youth […]

National police shortage is causing small town police departments across the US to close

9:42 am September 16, 2023

Large cities like Houston and Chicago are facing problems with police staffing and now, smaller cities say they’re suffering much worse. The national police shortage has caused many small towns across the U.S. to drop their police departments, and rely on other offices miles away. Sue Thacker is the Mayor of Lott, Texas and she […]

Harvard newspaper editorial board says word limit in applications hurts people of ‘marginalized’ backgrounds

9:00 am September 16, 2023

The editorial board of the Harvard Crimson, Harvard University’s school newspaper, warned that limiting the word count of application essay questions could disproportionately harm people of certain backgrounds. The Harvard Crimson lamented an overhaul to the format of its Ivy League school’s application process in a Tuesday editorial headlined, “Let’s Talk About Harvard’s Brand New […]