Day: May 21, 2025
Rachel Reeves’s interview disrupted by on-air audio glitch as Chancellor’s voice turns high pitched
A Rachel Reeves interview was stopped mid-air due to a technical glitch that resulted in her voice sounding extremely high pitched.
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Senator says Rubio protesters speaking in English are ‘making progress’
A US senator said a pro-Palestinian heckler speaking in English was a sign of ‘progress’ after the demonstrator interrupted Marco Rubio during a Senate committee hearing.
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California cop accused of skiing, attending music festivals, and running 5ks, while claiming disability payments
If convicted, Brown could face up to 22 years in jail and will need to pay back any pension credits accrued back to the date the felony was committed, authorities said
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Trump stops civil rights investigations of police in Minneapolis, Louisville and other communities
Justice Department pulls lawsuits against police departments in Louisville and Minneapolis, among others
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Why it’s so hard for young people to get a job right now – and what needs to change
Many graduates are struggling to find work due to a lack of entry-level roles
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Kristi Noem accused of ramping up the polygraphing of DHS staff to root out people leaking embarrassing stories to the media
Homeland Security Secretary resorts to use of lie-detector exams in attempt to expose members of staff leaking unflattering information to the press, according to report
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‘There is nothing left’: Seaside town devastated by violent storm as flooding kills three in southern France
Three pensioners died after becoming swept away by floodwater while in their cars
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Stephen Colbert does literal spit-take while trolling CBS corporate bosses over potential ‘bribe’ of Trump
Late Show host also mockingly said that Paramount and Donald Trump could bid for his loyalty, with the price starting at $50 million
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Footballer thought he was ‘importing gold not cannabis’ in drug smuggling plot
Border Force officers detected the drugs in two suitcases at an airport
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Majority of US states now have laws banning or regulating cellphones in schools, with more to follow
More than half of U.S. states now have laws banning or regulating cellphones in schools, with more likely to follow
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