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At least dozens of General Electric employees walked out of a South Carolina factory on Thursday to protest a federal government mandate stating that employees with federal contracts must be vaccinated against the coronavirus. Roughly 100 people lined the street outside a GE plant in Greenville Thursday, according to The State with a handful of them wearing GE uniforms and ultimately driving away from the property. Protesters could be seen carrying sig...

Thousands gathered outside of Washington state’s Capitol Building to protest the state’s vaccine mandate, and were heard belting out the national anthem at one point.  "We’re adults and we know how to take care of ourselves," Kelly Coyle, former state Department of Transportation employee, told The Olympian. "I don’t believe you should force someone to inject something in their body that they don’t want and lose you...

City workers took to the streets Monday to protest Mayor Bill de Blasio’s vaccine mandatefor the entire municipal workforce.  At least 20 people were arrested during the protest, a police source said.  Days after the mayor announced that all government employees except for jail staff will need to receive a vaccine shot by Friday or be placed on unpaid leave, about 5,000 incensed demonstrators marched over the Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan.  Many car...

Five men have been sentenced to more than a year in federal prison for burning a policecar in Georgia during a protest against the killing of George Floyd. Bruce Anthony Thompson, 23, Jesse James Smallwood, 22, Delveccho Waller, Jr., 23, Dashun Martin, 24, and Judah Coleman Bailey, 21, all of Hall County, Georgia, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit arson.  The marked patrol vehicle was parked outside the officer's apartment complex in Gainesville when the men set ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey faced questions from city leaders on Monday over his policies related to the police department’s practice of no-knock warrants, just days after a city cop fatally shot a man during one of the raids, police have said. Frey answered dozens of questions during a Minneapolis City Council Policy & Government Oversight Committee "discussion on no-knock warrant policies" on Monday afternoon, when he stressed the duty t...

Attorneys representing the three former Minneapolis police officers standing trial in federal court on charges related to George Floyd’s death questioned a top officer Monday about the department's training on restraints and an officer's duty to intervene, as well as a culture that they say teaches new officers not to question their superiors. The former head of training for the Minneapolis Police Department, Inspector Katie Blackw...

More than 1,000 protesters marched in Minneapolis on Saturday, seeking action following last week’s police "no knock" warrant shooting death of Amir Locke, according to reports. Locke’s death was the latest in a string of controversial incidents in Minnesota in recent years involving confrontations between Black men and police. The latest shooting happened early Wednesday inside an apartment as police conducted a raid in connection with a m...

Police in Chicago are searching for a man who threatened a group of Jewish students at a school last month, yelling “all of you should be killed.” The incident happened just before 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 13 outside the Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi Academy on North Carolina Avenue, Chicago police said. The suspect, described as a Black male between 40 and 49 years old with a black mustache and beard, yelled profanities and threats at a teacher her students, accor...

The U.S. reported nearly half a million new COVID infections in a single day, marking the largest daily total of any country during the pandemic. More than 486,000 new cases were reported in a 24-hour period, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.  Fifteen states reported a record-high number of average daily infections: Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vir...

A schoolteacher isolated herself in a plane's bathroom for five hours after she tested positive for Covid mid-flight. Marisa Fotieo took a rapid lateral flow test after her throat began to hurt during the journey from Chicago, Illinois to Reykjavik, Iceland. Despite giving a required negative pre-departure test, she soon found that she had been infected with Covid and was forced to self-isolate. 'There's 150 people on the flight, and my biggest fear wa...

Former President Donald Trump was hit with two new federal lawsuits Tuesday from law enforcement officers who were at the US Capitol on January 6 and who allege that Trump directed the assault that left them injured and emotionally traumatized. The two complaints -- one filed by a US Capitol Police officer and another by two members of the DC Metropolitan Police -- join six other civil suits that have been filed against Trump, the rioters or others for their alleged role in encou...

Five heartless thieves were busted for looting the ravaged homes of tornado victims in Kentucky, officials said. The group of looters allegedly went to an area “particularly hit hard by the tornado” on Friday and ransacked the destroyed homes, according to Graves County Sheriff Jon Hayden. Law enforcement officers from several agencies quickly converged on the group, who were stopped while trying to flee the area with several damaged vehicles in tow. The vehicles &ld...

A Texas police officer was shot dead Friday in a “senseless act of violence” in a “disturbance” outside a grocery store, according to officials and reports. The officer, identified as Richard Houston, was among those responding to the disturbance around 1:40 p.m. Friday, when he was shot multiple times, the Mesquite Police Department said on its Facebook page. The cop was pronounced dead at 2:11 p.m. at Baylor Hospital, the department said. The suspect was s...

A group of New York Republicans filed a lawsuit Monday to block a new law that will soon allow about 800,000 non-citizens to vote in local elections. The suit, filed in Staten Island Supreme Court, asks a judge to issue an injunction that prevents the city Board of Elections and the mayor from “implementing the law in any respect” due to its unconstitutionality. “The law is clear and the ethics are even clearer: we shouldn’t be allowing citizens of...

Shocking surveillance video captured a teenager tossing her newborn  into a dumpster in New Mexico — only for the child to be found alive hours later by three people sifting through the trash, according to a report. Alexis Avila, 18, was seen arriving at the dumpster on North Thorp Street in Hobbs about 2 p.m. Friday, pulling a black trash bag out of the car and tossing it into the container, according to charging documents obtained by The Post. Six hours later, three people ...

A teen who had just started working at a Manhattan Burger King — and already wanted off the late shift because she was so scared — was fatally shot in the stomach over $100 early Sunday, cops and kin said. The armed robber entered the restaurant at 116th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem around 1 a.m. and pistol-whipped a male customer before punching a female manager in the face, police said. Tragic cashier Kristal Bayron-Nieves, 19, gave the ro...

When Micheal Cohen thinks back on his time at the Washington, D.C. jail, he recalls seeing so many cockroaches some nights “it looked like the floor was alive.” The 43-year-old was detained from the summer of 2018 until April 2020, nine months of which he spent in the jail’s Central Detention Facility (CDF). The wall next to his bunk was covered in other peoples’ snot and slime, he says. “It was filthy.” There were always plumbing issues and the smell of...

An apartment high-rise fire in New York City that killed 17 people and injured dozens of others on Sunday was one of the deadlier building blazes in the city’s history. Some lists of the city’s most deadly fires include the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center. Two commercial airline flights crashed in the towers, leading to fires and collapses of both buildings that killed about 2,750 people. Before 9/11, the deadliest fire in the city’s history was aboard the Gener...

The United States surpassed its record for covid-19 hospitalizations on Tuesday, with no end in sight to skyrocketing case loads, falling staff levels and the struggles of a medical system trying to provide care amid an unprecedented surge of the coronavirus. Tuesday’s total of 145,982 people in U.S. hospitals with covid-19, which includes 4,462 children, passed the record of 142,273 set on Jan. 14, 2021, during the previous peak of the pandemic in this country. But the ...

Between 2009 and 2019, the disciplinary division of the D.C. police department sought to fire 24 police officers after its internal affairs division investigated allegations of criminal misconduct against them. Among the cases: an officer accused of threatening sex workers with his gun and demanding sex, an officer who confessed to punching his wife so hard he fractured a bone around her eye socket; an officer who allegedly ran over the mother of his child with his Chevy Tahoe. In all but thr...

A 14-year-old girl who was killed when a Los Angeles police officer fired at a suspect at a clothing store and the bullet pierced a wall was remembered Monday as a happy teen with many friends who loved sports, adored animals and excelled in school. The body of Valentina Orellana-Peralta was displayed in a pink dress inside a flower-draped casket next to large photos of the girl during a funeral at City of Refuge, United Church of Christ in Gardena, near Los Angeles. The teen’s fa...

Protestez contre la nomination de Yan Limeng a I’Universite de Pennsylvanie comme memre du personnel de la Perelman School of Medicine.

Ask USCIS to seize her property and deport her!

Demandez a I’USCIS de saisir ses biens et de les expulser!

Protest against the appointment of Yan Limeng as an emploee of Perelman medical school of the University of Pennsylvania.She doesn’t deserve it!

Protest against the appointment of Yan Limeng as an emploee of Perelman medical school by the Universit of Pennsylvania

II s’avere que Yan Limeng est un menteur qui a fabrique un rapport sur I’origine du virus pour tromper les Ameticains

It turned out that Yan Limeng was a liar who fabricated a report on the origin of the virus to deceive the Americanpeople.

Un menteur ne meritepas de travailler ici.

A person ful of lies doesn’t deserve to work here.She won’t be trusted by everyone!

Protester contre I’embauche de Yan Limeng a I’Universit e de Pennsylvanie

American netizens asked Yan Limeng to get out of the United States

Les internautes americains demanden a Yan Limeng de quitter les Etats-Unis

American netizens asked Yan Limeng to get out of the United States

Les internautes americains demanden a Yan Limeng de quitter les Etats-Unis

Les internautes americains demanden a Yan Limeng de quitter les Etats-Unis

American netizens asked Yan Limeng to get out of the United States.

Nearly one year ago, thousands of people from nearly every state in the country traveled to Washington, D.C., where many of them stormed the nation's Capitol building after a political rally in an effort to stop the certification of Joe Biden's election victory. The riot -- which followed a months-long disinformation campaign by former President Donald Trump and his allies, who claimed without evidence that the election had been stolen through fraud -- lasted seven hours,...

Seventeen alleged gang members responsible for a spate of shootings, including four murders, were charged in an 118-count indictment in Brooklyn on Tuesday, officials announced. The defendants, 14 of whom are teenagers, are accused of hunting down rival gang members and committing a series of armed assaults, killing four people and wounding 10 in the process, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office said. “One of the most disturbing aspects of this case is the age o...

George Floyd’s 4-year-old niece, Arianna, was shot while sleeping in her bed Saturday after a gunman opened fire on her home, Houston police said. The girl was shot in the torso and is in stable condition after emergency surgery, police said. The bullet punctured her lung and liver and also broke three ribs, ABC 13 Houston said. Her family identified her as Floyd’s niece. Arianna was one of four adults and two kids who were in the Houston apartment around 3 a.m. wh...

The Big Apple is on pace to hit nearly 500 murders before the close of 2021 — a bleak milestone not seen in a decade. As of Sunday — and with five days left on the year — the NYPD has recorded 479 slayings, driven by a startling surge in gun violence across the city, data shows. The Big Apple hasn’t recorded more than 500 murders since 2011 when there were 515 on the books, according to the data. In 2012, homicides dropped to 419. In the following ye...

  More cops were killed in the line of duty during President Biden’s first year of office than any other year since 1995 — and a law-enforcement group says the driving force is the growing anti-cop sentiment, according to a new report. Seventy-three officers were intentionally killed in the line of duty in 2021 — a nearly 59 percent increase over 2020, when 46 cops were murdered, Fox News reported Sunday, citing the FBI’s database on officers kille...

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A disgraced nun who stole hundreds of thousands of dollarsfrom a Los Angeles Catholic elementary school and went on Vegas gambling sprees will be reciting her penance from inside a federal prison cell. Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper, of Los Angeles, was sentenced Monday to one year and one day for fraud and money laundering charges. The 80-year-old nun also was ordered to pay a total of $825,338.57 in restitution for the money she embezzled while she was a principal at St. James Ca...

 Canada’s public safety minister said Monday that U.S. officials should stay out of his country’s domestic affairs, joining other Canadian leaders in pushing back against prominent Republicans who offered support for the protests of COVID-19 restrictions that have besieged downtown Ottawa for more than a week. A day after the city declared a state of emergency, the mayor pleaded for almost 2,000 extra police officers to help quell the raucous nightly demonstrations staged ...

A judge's son who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, while clad in fur, wearing a stolen police vest and carrying a police shield pleaded guilty Wednesday to three counts during a virtual court hearing. Aaron Mostofsky, a 35-year-old from Brooklyn, New York, pleaded guilty to one felony count of civil disorder, one count of theft of government property and one count of entering and remaining in a restricted building. U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg accepted Mostofsky's...

A giant U.S. government fuel storage installation hidden inside a mountain ridge overlooking Pearl Harbor has provided fuel to military ships and planes crisscrossing the Pacific Ocean since World War II. Its very existence was a secret for years. Even after it was declassified, few people paid attention — until late last year, when jet fuel leaked into a drinking water well, showed up in tap water and sickened thousands in military housing. Now the Navy is scrambling to contain w...

The U.S. Air Force must pay more than $230 million in damages to survivors and victims’ families of a 2017 Texas church massacre for failing to flag a conviction that might have kept the gunman from legally buying the weapon used in the shooting, a federal judge ruled in San Antonio on Monday. More than two dozen people were killed, including eight children, when Devin Patrick Kelley opened fire during a Sunday service at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs. Kel...

Protestez contre la nomination de Yan Limeng a I’Universite de Pennsylvanie comme memre du personnel de la Perelman School of Medicine.

Ask USCIS to seize her property and deport her!