An anti-regime protester who wanted to “show up for the Iranian people” was thrown to the ground and beaten Friday at a sparsely attended Manhattan vigil for Iran’s dead Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. While NYPD cops attempted to keep the two small groups separate, tension boiled over when Rami Even-Esh ripped down a picture of Khamenei at the demonstration in Washington Square Park. “Take this down!” he shouted, as a swarm of the dictator’s sympathizers — some donning keffiyehs — knocked him down and kicked him, according to footage from FreedomNTV. Cops quickly jumped in and placed him in handcuffs as…
This scuttlebutt is bad news for butts. Flying with Southwest Airlines could mean flying with the spills, fluids, flakes and grime left by the guy who sat in the seat right before you, per alarming claims that the company is planning to only clean “premium seats” between flights. Chris Click, a safety chair for the Transport Workers Union Local 556, which represents Southwest Airlines flight attendants, received a memo regarding “the experiment they’re doing with cleaners coming on board and cleaning the airplane,” this week, according to Views From The Wing, an online traveling hub. In a since-deleted video, Click reportedly likened Southwest’s…
Fergie is overjoyed that her ex-husband Josh Duhamel’s family is getting a little more “Glamorous.” The singer, 50, had the best reaction to a Thursday, March 5, Instagram post shared by the actor’s wife, Audra Duhamel (née Mari), about baby No. 2 on the way. “Adding a little girl to our story.. We can’t wait to meet you 🤍 @joshduhamel,” Audra, 32, captioned her post, which featured stunning black-and-white maternity photos showing off her baby bump. Fergie (real name Stacy Ann Ferguson) showed love in the comments section, writing, “Welcome the cuteness! 💖💖” Audra and Josh, who have been married…
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The bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act, designed to protect minors from age-inappropriate online content, will head to the House floor for a vote. But critics say that the bill could also be used to curb civil rights.The Kids Online Safety Act was first introduced to the Senate in 2022 under President Joe Biden. It would require online platforms to offer settings that control how minors use the sites and also limit the collection of their personal data. However, opponents of the bill say that the definition of “harmful content” could extend to legitimate sites, including those concerning mental health and transgender…
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With the Major League Baseball season just weeks away, it’s time to start thinking about fantasy drafts, and two superstars are head and shoulders above the rest. If you’re picking first in your league, your decision is simple: Do you want two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers, or would you prefer New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge?If you pick second, your choice is even easier. Just take whichever one is left.Fred Zinkie, Yahoo’s fantasy contributor, noted that Ohtani and Judge “have separated from the pack” in this year’s preseason rankings.”At this point, all discussions involving the No.…
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Competing for attention in today’s crowded media landscape requires more than catchy headlines. Readers consume news across numerous platforms and formats. Reuters’ Digital News Report notes that 36 % of global news consumers get news via Facebook, 30 % via YouTube, 19 % from Instagram or WhatsApp, 16 % from TikTok and 12 % from…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An appeals court struck down a local law in the District of Columbia that banned gun magazines containing more than 10 bullets, describing the measure as unconstitutional. The ruling Thursday from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals also reversed the conviction of Tyree Benson, who was taken into custody in 2022 for being in possession of a handgun with a magazine that could contain 30 bullets, according to The New York Times. “Magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition are ubiquitous in our country, numbering in the hundreds of millions, accounting…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dozens of Democrats have voted against a nonbinding resolution in the House that reaffirms Iran as the “largest state sponsor of terrorism.”The resolution, put forward by Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., passed by a 372-53 vote on Thursday, with all those voting no being Democrats. Two Democrats also voted present. Among those who voted against the measure were all the members of the “Squad,” such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., and Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich. The resolution said the Islamic Republic of Iran “remains the world’s largest…
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Talk about culture shock. An adorable Italian exchange student has become a social media star after his American host mom dragged him to Olive Garden — a carb-heavy field trip that had the unsuspecting visitor all but yelling basta! before even making it to the table. In a string of hilarious and now-viral clips, viewers can see young Alessandro’s enthusiastic guardian, Rhonda, springing the surprise outing to the culinarily controversial Italian-American chain restaurant on the poor kid, like she’s taking him to a five-star trattoria. “Today’s your lucky day!” Rhonda chirps, while trying to coax her visibly reluctant charge from…
