Day: September 19, 2023

From suit and tie to ‘Anything Goes’: The Senate dress code has unraveled before

8:52 pm September 19, 2023

Apparently you can wear anything you now want in the U.S. Senate. Smile or no smile – but with a caveat. If you are a legislative aide, a parliamentarian, a clerk, or work for the sergeant-at-arms, you must still suit up to enter the Senate chamber. But senators may dress however they’d like. FETTERMAN SAYS […]

Prince William grows ‘impatient’ during environmental summit in New York

8:19 pm September 19, 2023

Prince William has teamed up with global leaders to continue finding solutions for climate change worldwide. Ahead of his second annual Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, the Prince of Wales laughed and said he went for a “beautiful” and “sunny” run in Central Park on Tuesday morning to get some “fresh air” with New Yorkers. While […]

Arizona dog who reunited with his family after going missing for 12 years has died

8:09 pm September 19, 2023

Minion, the Arizona pup who went missing for over a decade before reuniting with his family, has passed away just as his story gained national attention. “It was great to get Minion back for the short time we had him,” Skip Crandall of Glendale, Arizona, told Fox News Digital. “Even though we missed out on […]

Israeli Army commander sentenced to military prison over mistaken shooting of innocent Palestinian driver

8:07 pm September 19, 2023

Israel on Tuesday sentenced an army commander in the occupied West Bank to 10 days in military prison after an investigation into his shooting last week of a Palestinian motorist who was found to be innocent. The Israeli military said that security forces stationed at the Israeli settlement of Rimonim, east of Jerusalem, had received […]

Biden administration reports $12.6B funding gap for historically black land-grant universities

8:06 pm September 19, 2023

Historically Black land-grant universities in Tennessee and 15 other states have missed out on $12.6 billion in funding over the last three decades, according to the Biden administration. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona and Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack sent letters to the governors of each state asking them to increase funding, news outlets reported. […]