South Korea’s Constitutional Court on Friday removed impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday, four months after he declared martial law, sending the East Asian country into turmoil. The court issued its verdict more than three months after the opposition-controlled National Assembly voted to impeach him. SOUTH KOREAN PM HAN DUCK-SOO REINSTATED AS ACTING PRESIDENT AFTER IMPEACHMENT OVERTURNED South Korea must hold a national election within two months to find a new president. Yoon’s short-lived martial law declaration on Dec. 3 lasted only six hours before the liberal opposition-controlled legislature quickly voted it down. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Read…
At least six victims were left injured in the nation’s capital on Thursday after an intoxicated suspect began randomly stabbing people on the street, including himself. The incident was reported at around 3:22 p.m. in Washington DC’s Trinidad neighborhood on Thursday afternoon. Metropolitan Police Department officers arrived at the scene and found “numerous people suffering from stab wounds.” Pamela Smith, the chief of the Metropolitan Police Department, told reporters at a press conference that the suspect was “in an altered mental state from an unknown substance.” “While walking down the street, the individual began stabbing himself, and then he stabbed…
America is lovin’ it. Being the leading consumer of fast food in the world, it’s obvious that America loves some cheap grub. And some states certainly love it more than others. A new study conducted by the Escoffier School of Culinary Arts revealed which US states eat the most fast food — and the findings might be surprising. To determine who loves their Big Macs the most — researchers looked at how many fast food restaurants versus general restaurants each state had. Then they compared each state’s population to the number of fast food joints. Lastly, they examined fast food…
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President Trump on Thursday said he was “in favor” of Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s proposal that would allow new parents in the House of Representatives to vote by proxy. “I’m gonna let the speaker make the decision, but I like the idea of being able to — if you’re having a baby, I think you should be able to call in and vote,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. “I’m in favor of that, but I understand some people aren’t,” he added. Luna (R-Fla.) secured the required 218 signatures to force a vote on her bill last month, which…
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Republican California Assemblyman Bill Essayli is pledging to “dismantle” his state’s status as a popular sanctuary for illegal immigrants after President Donald Trump tapped him this week to head up a team of prosecutors for the nation’s largest federal district court by population.”I’m excited to get to work and to implement their vision and their mission for the Department of Justice,” Essayli told Fox News Digital in a phone interview. “I think the first order of business is reassuring people and reinstilling trust into the Justice Department. I think for the last few years, it’s been weaponized, has been politicized,…
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They’re like “do not disturb” signs for people. Most people have been approached or hit on at the bar by garrulous boozehounds who just can’t take a hint. Fortunately, an enterprising duo in Japan has created special wristbands that allow other pub-goers to tell if they’re craving conversation or just want to sip in silence — effectively heading off any excruciating exchanges at the pass. “Tonight’s Wristband” was developed by a sake-loving woman in her 20s and an American expat — and trialed in the popular Noge drinking district in Yokohama. Each clever wristband is emblazoned with different messages. Patrons…
