Day: January 5, 2024

Mayorkas punts on impeachment question, faults Congress amid border crisis

1:17 am January 5, 2024

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas faulted Congress for failing to appropriate substantive resources to his department, while appearing to reject the validity of Republicans’ forthcoming impeachment proceedings against him. On Thursday, Mayorkas was grilled on “Special Report” as anchor Bret Baier presented various statistics collectively depicting a burgeoning crisis on the Mexican border. The secretary, […]

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Cat saves dog’s life by chasing off coyotes — see the amazing video of the rescue

1:11 am January 5, 2024

A Havanese pup in Edmond, North Dakota, owes his life to the family cat — who chased off two coyotes mid-attack on Dec. 1. The dramatic rescue was captured by the family’s outdoor surveillance camera.  Lane Dyer, the homeowner, shared the footage and the remarkable story with Fox News Digital. On the night of the […]

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UN Women group crowns pro-Palestinian transgender woman to be their ‘champion,’ sparking outrage

1:05 am January 5, 2024

The United Kingdom wing of U.N. Women faced backlash after announcing that a pro-Palestinian transgender model would be its “champion” of women.  Munroe Bergdorf was selected as the first U.N. Women U.K. Champion in November. However, 17 women’s groups took notice and penned an open letter Jan. 2 expressing concern about the appointment.  “The female […]

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Elon Musk zings Mavericks’ Mark Cuban as billionaires debate DEI merits

12:50 am January 5, 2024

Tesla CEO Elon Musk zinged Dallas Mavericks minority team owner Mark Cuban Thursday as the two debated diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) in business. Musk responded to Cuban after the billionaire gave his opinions on diversity, equality and inclusion.  “If you don’t think there is a need for DEI and it doesn’t create a competitive […]

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Judge denies venue change for rape trial of Eliza Fletcher murder suspect

12:45 am January 5, 2024

A Tennessee man accused of raping a woman a year before he was charged with kidnapping and killing a schoolteacher will have his fate decided by a Memphis-area jury when he goes to trial in the sexual assault case, a judge has ruled. Shelby County Judge Lee Coffee on Wednesday denied a change of venue […]

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