While lists of words and phrases deemed unparliamentary exist, the official House of Commons rules are focused on how that language is used, rather than banning specific terms.
Students in grade 5 can send in their applications by June 5 for a chance to become a mayor for the day, as part of a new initiative by the City of Kingston.
OTTAWA — Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says he doesn’t think the federal budget tabled last month will have much of an effect on inflation. Macklem was testifying at a Senate committee alongside senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers following the central bank’s latest interest rate announcement. The governor says the spending plan hasn’t changed… Read more: Macklem says he doesn’t think federal budget will have much of an impact on inflation
OTTAWA — Federal public servants will have to work from their offices at least three days a week as of Sept. 9. The new rules also stipulate that executives will have to be in the office at least four days a week. The Treasury Board of Canada says the new rules are being put in… Read more: Public servants to be in-office 3 days a week as of Sept. 9
Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a bill long sought by counties seeking help to manage huge influxes of mail-in ballots during elections in the presidential battleground state and to avoid a repeat of 2020’s drawn-out vote count. The bill comes barely six months before Pennsylvania could play a decisive role in selecting the… Read more: Democrats advance election bill in Pennsylvania long sought by counties to process ballots faster
The Philadelphia 76ers are making sure they have a true home-court advantage. After a wild victory over the New York Knicks Tuesday night to keep their season alive, 76ers co-owners Josh Harris, David Blitzer and David Adelman, along with Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, purchased 2,000 tickets to Thursday’s Game 6 in Philadelphia. The tickets will… Read more: 76ers owners gifting 2,000 playoff tickets to Philly first responders, local communities
EXCLUSIVE: The judge presiding over former President Donald Trump’s ongoing New York City trial is taking heat from a rare coalition formed to jointly condemn his “dangerous” gag order ruling that it says “poses a dire threat to our democracy.” The group, made up mostly of prominent Republican candidates running in battleground states crucial to… Read more: GOP in battleground states rip Trump trial judge’s ‘dangerous’ ruling
The United States on Wednesday imposed new sanctions on hundreds of companies and people tied to Russia’s weapons development program, more than a dozen Chinese entities accused of helping Moscow find workarounds to earlier penalties, and individuals linked to the death of Kremlin opposition leader Alexei Navalny. The actions by the departments of Treasury and… Read more: New US sanctions against Russia target weapons development, ban uranium imports for nuclear power
The New York Police Department’s chief of patrol told Fox News on Wednesday its investigative unit has identified and is further investigating details about outside “infiltrators” on Columbia University’s campus that many believe are responsible for the violent turn in the demonstrations. After a group of protesters burglarized Hamilton Hall, police engaged in an operation… Read more: NYPD identifies outside ‘infiltrators’ who amped up Columbia anti-Israel protests, top brass says
A Democratic mayor on Monday demanded more positive media coverage of crime in Washington, D.C., claiming there was more than a week of violence being “down” despite a weekend of shootings and stabbings. Mayor Muriel Bowser on Monday was pressed by a reporter during a press conference on how her office balances the messaging of… Read more: Dem mayor boasts about violent crime going ‘down’ for a week, lashes out at media for not covering
Democratic lawmakers in Arizona’s state legislature hosted a “Drag Story Hour” in partnership with Planned Parenthood on Tuesday, sparking backlash from their Republican colleagues who said the event was “deceptively” planned. “Democrat Rep. Lorena Austin deliberately misled House leadership to reserve a conference room to host a drag story hour with Planned Parenthood,” House Speaker… Read more: Dem lawmaker teams up with Planned Parenthood to host ‘deceptive’ drag story hour in Arizona Capitol
Colt Ford has no recollection of the night in April when he had a heart attack after a performance in Phoenix, Arizona. The country musician detailed what he could remember of the “traumatic, crazy experience” in an interview on the “Big D & Bubba” show, where he revealed he died twice before reaching the hospital.… Read more: Country star Colt Ford died twice after suffering a heart attack
Tourism season unofficially kicks off in May across Kingston. And with it are a number of attractions eagerly awaiting an influx of visitors to the limestone city.
After latest delay for Montreal’s new REM rail project, officials took reporters on a tour of the completed work in the tunnel they call the ‘core’ of the new network.
A group of N.S. hockey players is proving that age is just a number, as dozens of women aged 55-plus are taking to the ice in the name of fun, fitness and fellowship.
Does Canada have an inside sports betting problem? Two athletes for Canadian teams were recently penalized for betting as legalized gambling has taken off.
LYTTON, B.C. — British Columbia’s auditor general says his office is doing a review of the province’s response to the 2021 wildfire that devastated the community of Lytton, B.C. Michael Pickup says in a video statement that the report will focus on the B.C. government’s roles and responsibilities for disaster recovery, its support for Lytton,… Read more: B.C’s auditor general to review government’s response to 2021 Lytton wildfire
Comedian Amy Schumer said in a new interview that Hamas has escaped the intense scrutiny Jewish people have gotten in the wake of Israel’s war in Gaza. The actress and self-proclaimed “proud Jewish woman” told Hollywood outlet Variety that she believes Jewish people get way more heat in the “public discourse” than the terror group… Read more: Amy Schumer calls out ‘razor-sharp’ scrutiny on Jewish people, ‘but not on Hamas’
A police officer fatally shot a knife-wielding man Wednesday after he cut an officer in the face during a scuffle in central Indiana, police said. Three officers responded to a call at about 6 a.m. from a woman who said the man arrived at her apartment to visit his child hours before the scheduled time.… Read more: Indianapolis-area police fatally shoot suspect who slashed officer’s face
Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Wednesday announced his government will break diplomatic relations with Israel effective Thursday in the latest escalation of tensions between the countries over the Israel-Hamas war. Petro again described Israel’s siege of Gaza as “genocide.” He previously suspended purchases of weapons from Israel and compared that country’s actions in Gaza to… Read more: Colombia’s president says country will break diplomatic relations with Israel over war in Gaza
Police in Norway say a man carrying two knives stabbed one person and threatened several others in the center of Oslo on Wednesday. WARSAW SYNAGOGUE ATTACKED AT NIGHT WITH 3 FIREBOMBS, NO INJURIES REPORTED The incident occurred outside one of the city’s biggest subway stations when an argument got out of control, police said. The… Read more: 1 injured in Oslo knife attack
One child was killed and another injured when a bounce house was swept up by wind in Casa Grande, Arizona, in what local authorities called “a tragic accident.” Saturday’s fatality occurred after a strong gust sent the inflatable toy house “airborne into the neighboring lot” with several children playing inside, according to a statement from… Read more: 2-year-old dead in Arizona after bounce house was swept away by wind
A handful of colleges and universities have shuttered in recent weeks and days amid the spread of anti-Israel unrest on campuses around the country, leaving those who paid thousands of dollars in tuition feeling frustrated that they were barred from accessing some school buildings and resources. The college closures are a “necessary evil,” according to… Read more: Parents, students livid as colleges move classes online amid anti-Israel violence: ‘Very unsettling’
Travis Kelce’s popularity over the last year has gotten almost too large. The Kansas City Chiefs hosted “Saturday Night Live” about a month after he and the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year. But he became a superstar several months later when he became romantically linked to Taylor Swift. Their relationship brought… Read more: Travis Kelce says he canceled deliveries to his house because people send him ‘random s–t’
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner and House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik are demanding the Justice Department investigate former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, alleging he committed perjury and “knowingly” made false statements while testifying before Congress in 2019. Turner, R-Ohio, and Stefanik, R-N.Y., first called for an investigation into Cohen in November, after the… Read more: Top Republicans double down on call for DOJ probe into Bragg’s ‘star witness’ Michael Cohen
Former President Trump railed against the anti-Israel chaos on Columbia University’s campus, calling the school’s president “weak” for not squelching the unrest when it first arose. “New York was under siege last night,” Trump said Wednesday during a rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin. “She waited so long. She was so weak. She was so afraid. She… Read more: Trump slams ‘weak’ Columbia president after days of campus chaos: ‘She was so afraid’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, and other state officials running to replace him after his term is up issued statements Wednesday afternoon following anti-Israel protests at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the University of California, Berkeley. “The right to free speech does not extend to inciting violence, vandalism, or lawlessness on campus,”… Read more: California state officials condemn violent anti-Israel protests at UCLA
After the Tampa Bay Lightning lost their first-round series to the in-state rival Florida Panthers, Lightning head coach Jon Cooper sounded off on the treatment of goalies in the NHL. In Game 5 of the series, the one that knocked Tampa Bay out, the Lightning had two goals waved off for goalie interference. Cooper was… Read more: Lightning coach apologizes for saying goalies ‘might as well put skirts on’ after backlash
A man was stabbed Wednesday outside a New York City hotel being used to house migrants, authorities said. The 23-year-old victim sustained a flesh wound to the back of the neck outside The Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, the New York Police Department told Fox News Digital. The hotel has been converted into a migrant… Read more: Man stabbed outside NYC migrant shelter, 2 suspects believed to be involved: NYPD
President Biden’s re-election campaign has kept a keen focus on Pennsylvania going into the November general election, as the state promises to be one of the deciding battlegrounds in the match up. To bolster their efforts, Biden’s team has worked to highlight his connections to the Keystone State, a move which some suggest could tip… Read more: Biden campaign leans into Pennsylvania roots to woo critical battleground state voters
The House voted to expand the legal definition of antisemitism used to enforce anti-discrimination laws at a time when anti-Israel protests are raging at college campuses across the country. The bill overwhelmingly passed the House in a 320 to 91 vote, netting a majority of both Republicans and Democrats. If passed by the Senate and… Read more: House votes to expand definition of antisemitism amid anti-Israel demonstrations across US
‘BROKE MY HEART’ – A New York mother said she believes chronic sleep deprivation contributed to her son’s suicide. She shares the heartbreaking story with Fox News Digital. Continue reading… ‘GREATER EMPATHY’ – Patients who see female physicians could live longer, a new study finds. Experts weigh in. Continue reading… SCREENING OUT CANCER – Women… Read more: A mother’s heartbreaking story, plus mammogram guidance and cancer-fighting nutrients
Welcome to Fox News’ Politics newsletter with the latest political news from Washington D.C. and updates from the 2024 campaign trail. What’s happening? -Biden attacks ‘extreme’ Florida abortion ban -Two House Republicans move to oust Speaker Johnson -NYC Mayor Adams warns of movement to radicalize young people FIRST ON FOX: Anti-Israel radicals have protested outside of… Read more: Fox News Politics: Cursing and screaming
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK – Democrat turned independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is firing back against repeated claims that he’s a spoiler in the 2024 election rematch between President Biden and former President Trump. Kennedy on Wednesday once again argued that he, rather than Biden, is the only candidate who can defeat Trump in November… Read more: Biden rival proposes ‘no-spoiler pledge’ in order to take on Trump in November
Heavy rains in Brazil’s southern Rio Grande do Sul state have killed at least 10 people and left 21 missing since Monday, the country’s civil defense said Wednesday. An additional 11 people were injured and more than 3,300 were forced to leave their homes due to damage caused by the storms, the civil defense added.… Read more: Heavy rains leave at least 10 dead in southern Brazil
President Biden is being called out for his conspicuous absence as anti-Israel agitators grow increasingly confrontational on campuses across America. After weeks of protests amid the war in Gaza, universities are cracking down on anti-Israel encampments that have taken over their campuses, in some cases breaking into and taking over buildings. There have been hundreds… Read more: As anti-Israel agitators take over college campuses, social media asks #WhereIsBiden: ‘Unfit to lead’
Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day returned as Beavis and Butt-Head. At the Los Angeles premiere of “The Fall Guy” Tuesday, Gosling, who stars in the film, strutted the red carpet in a mint green suit. During a second walk down the carpet, he sported different attire and had a new companion by his side. NEW… Read more: Ryan Gosling, Mikey Day reunite at ‘Fall Guy’ premiere dressed as Beavis and Butt-Head
Rosemary Thomson and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra will join forces once again, muting a conflict that started last year with the maestro’s sudden dismissal.
Students in Halifax are growing weary after a number of bomb threats made against local schools in recent days. There were eight threats made against school in April alone.
OTTAWA — NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party will support the federal budget, ending any speculation that the party could pull out of its deal with the minority Liberal government. Singh says his party wanted time to digest the budget, but is ultimately voting in favour of it because of shared initiatives that it… Read more: NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh confirms his party will support the Liberals’ federal budget
OTTAWA — The head of the Halifax Port Authority says scanning more shipping containers for stolen cars may do little to curb auto theft. President and CEO Allan Gray made the comments to MPs at the national security committee, which is currently studying an explosion of car theft in Canada. Politicians including Ontario Premier Doug… Read more: Head of Halifax port says cargo scanners wont solve issue of exported stolen vehicles
SQUAMISH, B.C. — Plans to use a renovated cruise ship to house more than 600 workers as they build a liquefied natural gas facility near Squamish, B.C., have been voted down by the local council. The ship arrived in B.C. waters in January after a 40-day journey from Estonia, where it had sheltered Ukrainian refugees,… Read more: LNG company’s plan for floating work camp is rejected by Squamish, B.C.
OTTAWA — Human-rights groups are urging Ottawa to reverse course on plans to allow immigrant detention in federal prisons, saying vulnerable people could be exposed to unreasonably harsh conditions. Ottawa can detain foreigners without charge when they can’t be identified or when it is suspected they won’t show up to hearings to determine whether they… Read more: Human-rights advocates pan budget plan to detain immigrants in federal prisons
VANCOUVER — Police say a 44-year-old woman has been arrested in a hate-crime investigation over a speech in Vancouver that praised the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel. A statement from the Vancouver Police Department says the woman “referred to a number of terrorist organizations as heroes.” More coming. The Canadian Press
The U.S. military plans to return to Chad within a month for talks about revising an agreement that allows it to keep troops based there, an American general said Wednesday. The U.S. said last month it was withdrawing most of its contingent of about 100 troops from Chad after the government questioned the legality of… Read more: US says it will return to Chad for talks to keep troops in the country
Warsaw’s main synagogue was attacked with firebombs by an unknown perpetrator, but sustained minimal damage and nobody was hurt, Poland’s chief rabbi said Wednesday. The incident was strongly condemned by political leaders. The attack on the Nożyk Synagogue happened around 1 a.m., the country’s American-born chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, said. The synagogue was hit with… Read more: Warsaw synagogue attacked at night with 3 firebombs, no injuries reported
Officials with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Treasury Department warned members of Congress this week about the escalating threats from Chinese money laundering. During a Tuesday hearing on Capitol Hill, U.S. senators heard repeated warnings about money coming into the United States from illicit means connected to China and how that money is funding… Read more: Chinese money laundering criminals team up with Mexican cartels to menace US, officials warn Congress
Columbia University’s hallowed halls feature a memorial to “dead Hamas propagandists and alleged terrorists,” according to the Daily Mail. Pulitzer Hall, the home of Columbia’s prestigious journalism school that is named after Pulitzer Prize namesake Joseph Pulitzer, is lined with posters dedicated to “Gaza journalists” who have been killed during the Israel-Gaza war. However, the… Read more: Columbia celebrates ‘alleged terrorists’ with on-campus memorial to ‘journalists’ killed in Gaza: report
The Vatican invited Gov. Gavin Newsom to deliver remarks at its annual climate change summit in mid-May, despite the California Democrat’s social progressive track record that includes championing transgender surgeries for minors and leading a nationwide pro-abortion ad campaign. A spokesperson for Newsom’s office told Fox News Digital on Tuesday the governor will travel to… Read more: Outspoken pro-abortion governor gets speaking slot at Vatican summit
The Kentucky Derby is a beloved event that thousands attend in their best dress every year. It is the first of the races making up the Triple Crown. The Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes follow. Millions also watch from home, with many putting money on the line by placing their bets. The Kentucky Derby has… Read more: Popular traditions of the Kentucky Derby, from mint juleps to large headwear
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre declared Wednesday that the forcible takeover of buildings by anti-Israel protesters on American college campuses “is not peaceful” while vowing that President Biden is monitoring the simmering unrest “closely.” Jean-Pierre spoke as demonstrators remained holed up inside the library at Portland State University in Oregon and hours after the… Read more: White House on anti-Israel protests: ‘Forcibly taking over a building is not peaceful’
Ten protesters at an anti-Israel rally that quickly became chaotic were arrested Tuesday at the University of South Florida campus after authorities deployed tear gas. Around 75 to 100 protesters arrived at the Tampa college campus Tuesday morning, including some not affiliated with the university, with wood shields, umbrellas and tents, school police said. As… Read more: Group of 10 anti-Israel protesters arrested at University of South Florida, including one with gun: police
The mayor of Chicago did not attend the funeral of a fallen police officer because the family of the deceased said he was not welcome, according to reports. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was scheduled to attend the funeral of Officer Luis Huesca, 30, who was killed while off-duty last month. Johnson’s schedule was later updated… Read more: Fallen Chicago officer’s family requests Mayor Johnson not attend funeral: report
The Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic is calling for a criminal probe into the origins of the COVID-19 virus. The demands for an investigation come after the release of an interim staff report accusing EcoHealth Alliance President Dr. Peter Daszak of funding “dangerous gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, without sufficient oversight.” “Overwhelming primary source… Read more: House COVID committee calling for criminal probe into gain-of-function virus research in Wuhan
Jack Teixeira, the Massachusetts Air National Guardsman who pleaded guilty to leaking classified military documents about the Russia-Urkaine war, as well as other secrets, will face charges from the U.S. Air Force for his crimes. The U.S. Air Force is preparing additional charges against Teixeira, which will be presented during a hearing at Hanscom Air… Read more: Air Force prepares additional charges against Jack Teixeira, who leaked Pentagon classified documents
VICTORIA — Pro-Palestinian protesters have set up camp at a second university in British Columbia, with tents going up on a field at the University of Victoria. In an Instagram post, organizers Free Palestine BC says protesters are demanding the university “divest from all investments” connected to companies with Israeli business interests. The university says… Read more: Pro-Palestinian protest camp emerges at second B.C. university
Americans have expressed increasing concern with the economy in recent months. The issue is outpaced only by immigration as their top concern. Seventeen percent of Americans rated the economy as the top problem facing the country, according to a Gallup poll released Monday. The concern over the economy has steadily risen over the last few… Read more: Americans increasingly worried about economy as election looms: poll
For the many decades she’s been in the industry, Cher has certainly accumulated some juicy stories. The singer recently revealed that she turned down another mega music star, blaming his reputation for why they never dated. Appearing on “The Jennifer Hudson Show,” Cher was asked to explain why she didn’t date Elvis Presley, after previously… Read more: Cher turned down dating Elvis Presley because she was ‘nervous of his reputation’
A judge remanded Harvey Weinstein to prison during the entertainment mogul’s first court hearing Wednesday following his rape conviction reversal, Fox News Digital can confirm. Weinstein appeared in person in a wheelchair at the court hearing, which was mostly procedural, days after being hospitalized. The entertainment mogul was “examined” upon his arrival at Rikers Island… Read more: Harvey Weinstein faces new trial after rape conviction overturned, returns to prison
Prince William has given a rare update on his wife, Princess Kate Middleton, who is battling cancer. On Tuesday, the Prince of Wales made a stop at James’ Place Newcastle in England, where he was greeted by well-wishers. His wife has postponed public-facing duties while receiving treatment. “Do you mind if I ask how your wife and children are?” says one woman, as heard in… Read more: Prince William gives rare Kate Middleton health update as princess battles cancer
The leader of an encampment on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) campus is urging the school to divest from Israel and criticized media outlets for suggesting anti-Zionism is a form of antisemitism. Zeno, a graduate student at MIT, spoke with Fox News Digital inside the encampment that has been operating on the lawn at Kresge Auditorium since… Read more: Inside the encampment: MIT student leader reveals goal of protests, calls out ‘unacceptable’ media coverage
As anti-Israel protests escalate on college campuses, Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., is condemning the “intimidation” of Jewish students and conduct that is putting their safety “at risk.” Torres and Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., co-sponsors of the bipartisan Antisemitism Awareness Act, joined “America’s Newsroom” Wednesday after Democrat “Squad” member Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., suggested some Jewish… Read more: House Democrat condemns ‘harassment and intimidation’ of Jewish students on campuses: ‘Not about free speech’
An anti-Israel demonstrator told CNN on Wednesday that “Zionist thugs” attacked their UCLA encampment and released “rats” as they were trying to protest, following hours of violence at the college campus. UCLA “encampment media liaison” and political science Ph.D. student Vincent Doehr said protesters repeatedly warned the college about harassment and death threats against students… Read more: UCLA protester says ‘Zionist thugs’ released rats into anti-Israel encampment
Republican senators on Wednesday accused President Biden of being more critical of U.S. ally Israel than the anti-Israel and antisemitic riots that have evolved out of protests on some college campuses across the country. “Joe Biden is putting more pressure on Israel these days than he is on Hamas itself or on the pro-Hamas chapters… Read more: Republicans accuse Biden of putting ‘more pressure on Israel’ than Hamas amid college riots
Cenovus Energy executives warn it could be well into next year before oil companies resolve their ongoing dispute with Trans Mountain over rising pipeline shipping fees.
This year marks the second e-scooters have been available to use in Regina. Last year, riders travelled 165,000 kilometres in Regina after the Neuron launch on June 28.
OTTAWA — A federal commission of inquiry into foreign interference plans to release a report Friday on alleged meddling in the last two general elections. Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue is slated to make a statement to the media following the public release, but will not take questions. The inquiry recently wrapped up 10 days of public… Read more: Initial foreign interference inquiry report to be made public Friday
OTTAWA — Liberal MP Pam Damoff says she won’t run again in the next federal election, saying she has experienced misogyny, disrespectful dialogue in politics and threats to her life. Damoff says she’s proud of her time in politics but it is no longer for her, and it’s time to turn the page to a… Read more: Liberal MP says she’s leaving politics over disrespectful dialogue, threats, misogyny
WINNIPEG — Lawyers for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women say they plan to argue that he is not criminally responsible because he is mentally ill. The lawyers for Jeremy Skibicki made the statement in court as the two sides continue to resolve issues before a jury is brought in next week to… Read more: Lawyers for man accused of killing 4 women to argue he’s not criminally responsible
Police in Washington say one person will be charged with reckless driving after an illegal street race that led to a crash was caught on traffic cameras throughout the city. “Too fast. Too Furious,” Bellevue Police Department posted with the 23-second video Tuesday afternoon. The suspect started the street-racing incident around 1 a.m. on April… Read more: Fast and Furious: Police share video of street race that ended in crash
The great debate: Do you drink coffee or matcha in the morning? Sixty-six percent of Americans start their morning with coffee each day, per the National Coffee Association, but drinking matcha has become more popular over the last few years. Matcha tea is often consumed as an alternative to coffee, as green tea leaves offer… Read more: Coffee vs. matcha tea: What does your morning drink choice say about you?
Indonesia’s Mount Ruang volcano spewed more hot clouds on Wednesday after an eruption the previous day forced the closure of schools and airports, pelted villages with volcanic debris and prompted hundreds of people to flee. Seven airports, including Sam Ratulangi international airport in Manado, the capital of North Sulawesi province, remained closed after Tuesday’s eruption,… Read more: Indonesia’s Ruang volcano spits more hot ash after eruption forces schools and airports to close
“Harry Potter” film star Daniel Radcliffe lamented creator J.K. Rowling’s critical views of transgender ideology in a new interview published on Tuesday. Radcliffe, who played the book series’ title character in the Warner Bros. film adaptation, told The Atlantic that he’s “really sad” that Rowling has made critical statements about the transgender agenda on social… Read more: ‘Harry Potter’ star Daniel Radcliffe ‘really sad’ over JK Rowling’s stand against trans agenda
Ozzy Osbourne is still determined to perform again, despite his health issues. On the latest episode of SiriusXM’s “Ozzy Speaks,” Osbourne told co-host Billy Morrison he would like to still try to win an Oscar and “do a f—ing gig without falling over now.” The Black Sabbath singer was clearly frustrated after Morrison assured him… Read more: Ozzy Osbourne determined to perform ‘without falling over now’ as he undergoes stem cell treatments
Alec Baldwin opened up about his past drug use in a candid conversation with Paul Anka and Skip Bronson. Baldwin, 66, revealed he used cocaine “every day” for two years as the drug was “like coffee back then.” “I don’t discuss this a lot,” Baldwin said when asked about his drinking habits during an appearance… Read more: ‘Rust’ star Alec Baldwin admits to extreme past drug use: ‘Cocaine was like coffee back then’
Volunteer searchers said they have found a clandestine crematorium on the edge of Mexico City. It’s the first time in recent memory that anyone claimed to have found such a body disposal site in the capital. In northern Mexico, drug cartels often use drums filled with diesel or caustic substances to burn or dissolve bodies,… Read more: Volunteer searchers claim to have found secret crematorium in Mexico City
Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, will soon introduce legislation that would withhold federal financial aid from student protesters convicted of rioting or attacking police in the latest wave of anti-Israel unrest, Fox News Digital has learned. Police have already arrested hundreds of student protesters for various crimes at anti-Israel encampments across the country. New York City… Read more: GOP rep looks to remove FAFSA aid for students convicted of rioting, assaulting police in Israel protests
German tennis legend Boris Becker was discharged from bankruptcy court in London after a judge found Wednesday he had done “all that he reasonably could do” to repay creditors tens of millions of dollars. Becker fell far short of repaying his creditors nearly $62.5 million he owed, but Chief Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Nicholas… Read more: German tennis legend Boris Becker discharged from UK bankruptcy court after failing to repay $62.5M
United Methodist delegates repealed their church’s longstanding ban on LGBTQ clergy with no debate on Wednesday, removing a rule forbidding “self-avowed practicing homosexuals” from being ordained or appointed as ministers. Delegates voted 692-51 at their General Conference — the first such legislative gathering in five years. That overwhelming margin contrasts sharply with the decades of… Read more: United Methodist Church votes to lift ban on LGBTQ clergy, marking historic policy shift
A Minnesota man who once fought for the Islamic State group in Syria but now expresses remorse for joining a “death cult” and has been cooperating with federal authorities will have to wait to learn how much prison time he faces after his sentencing hearing set for Wednesday was canceled. Federal prosecutors have recommended 12… Read more: Minnesota man who claims to regret joining ISIS has sentencing postponed
Firearms were confiscated at student protests at both the University of South Florida (USF) and the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) over the last two days, authorities say. Anti-Israel protester Atah Othman, 39, was one of 10 demonstrators arrested on the USF campus on Tuesday — and he was busted carrying a gun in… Read more: Guns confiscated from anti-Israel protesters at UT Austin, University of South Florida
Mike Tyson’s fight against Jake Paul in Texas this summer has been sanctioned as a competitive boxing match rather than an exhibition, and the rounds will be shorter and the gloves will be heavier. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation this week approved terms for the July 20 fight at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.… Read more: Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match officially sanctioned, will count for professional records
UCLA has announced that classes have been canceled Wednesday “due to the distress caused by the violence” that erupted between opposing groups at an anti-Israel demonstration overnight. The Los Angeles school is now recommending that the community stay away from the Royce Quad area after police wearing face shields and riot gear had to be… Read more: UCLA cancels class after riot police break up fight between anti-Israel protesters, opposition
After nearly two weeks of unrest at Columbia University, administrators changed their approach and arrested hundreds of anti-Israel agitators on the campus. These agitators took over an academic building, discarded the US flag there and raised the Palestinian flag in its place, among other demonstrations. The mass arrests come after the New York school borrowed… Read more: Columbia copied Biden’s playbook of ‘don’t’ when addressing anti-Israel agitators — then it tried Trump’s
A Wisconsin school district said a person it described as an active shooter was outside a middle school in Mount Horeb on Wednesday but the threat was “neutralized” and no one inside the building was injured. There was no immediate report of any shots fired though authorities said without giving details the “alleged assailant” was… Read more: Alleged active shooter ‘neutralized’ outside Wisconsin middle school, district says