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Mom sues LAUSD after daughter killed by water bottle to the head during school fight
A grieving mother is suing the Los Angeles Unified School District alleging officials failed to stop repeated bullying before her 12-year-old daughter was fatally struck during a fight. Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa died after she was hit in the head with a metal water bottle during an on-campus confrontation at Reseda Charter High School in February.
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French ambassador calls for South Africa to be at G20 after Trump bars country
JOHANNESBURG — The French ambassador to Johannesburg said Tuesday that South Africa should be allowed to attend the Group of 20 summit this year in the United States despite President Trump’s move to bar the country from the meeting. Trump said last year he would not invite South Africa — a full G20 member — to the
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MAGA star issues mass apology for supporting Trump: ‘Sorry for misleading people’
Prominent conservative media figure Tucker Carlson issued a public apology Monday for having supported President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, telling his millions of followers that he was “sorry for misleading people.” “I want to say I’m sorry for misleading people and it was not intentional. That’s all I’ll say,” Carlson said during an
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Meta Is Sued Over Scam Ads on Facebook and Instagram
On Tuesday, the nonprofit Consumer Federation of America filed a lawsuit against Meta, alleging that the way the social networking giant handles scammers on its platforms violates Washington, DC’s consumer protection laws. While many online scams involve direct outreach to victims by scammers (who are often themselves human trafficking victims trapped in scam compounds), CFA’s
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Dave Roberts has a sharp reply to Cubs manager Craig Counsell’s criticism of ‘Ohtani roster exception’
Dave Roberts took exception to comments from Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell on Monday about a rule that makes Shohei Ohtani an exception. “He’s an exception because he’s an exceptional player,” the Dodgers manager told reporters after his team’s 12-3 victory against the Colorado Rockies. Addressing the rash of injuries to Cubs pitchers and whether
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Shamed Greg Bovino resurfaces with praise for Hitler-loving racist X account
One of the key figures in President Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan openly cheered a blog post by a known anti-Semitic and racist social media account Monday, according to a report. The Daily Beast reported that former Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino shared an April 9 article from the blog American Greatness that argued “mass
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Amanda Batula, West Wilson’s apology status to Ciara Miller revealed after romance bombshell
Ciara Miller reportedly hasn’t received a proper apology from Amanda Batula and West Wilson following their romance bombshell. Addressing the new couple’s Instagram statementfrom March, a source told Us Weekly that Miller “feels their public statement was not genuine and it was not a real apology because they didn’t apologize to her publicly or privately.”
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Shooter at Mexico’s Teotihuacán pyramid admired school shooters and Hitler
MEXICO CITY — The assailant who opened fire on tourists from a pyramid at one of Mexico’s signature archaeological sites — leaving a Canadian woman dead and 13 other foreign visitors injured, including 6 US. citizens — was a copycat who admired foreign school shooters and meticulously planned the attack, Mexican authorities said Tuesday. “Everything indicates that
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‘Make this make sense’: Pete Hegseth flu announcement pilloried as ‘imbecilic’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth loosened the requirement for U.S. troops to receive an annual flu vaccine, and critics questioned his decision. The Pentagon chief and former Fox News host announced Tuesday that the military would end its mandate requiring the vaccine, which called an “absurd, overreaching” order that serves only to “weaken our war-fighting capabilities.”
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Mexican pyramid shooting that left tourist dead was on anniversary of Columbine — and Hitler’s birthday
The gunman who killed a tourist and wounded several others at Mexico’s famous Teotihuacan ruins on Monday may have purposefully planned the date of the horrific terror attack for sickening reasons. April 20, while widely celebrated innocently as “4/20” among marijuana enthusiasts, also has a much darker history — marking the date of the notorious