Police in Upland said that a man was accosting four women after bar close in Upland on Halloween weekend. One of the women reportedly got offended by his comments and hit the suspect in the face, after which point he punched all four women and ran away. Authorities said that man followed two of the…
Month: November 2021
Noem contradicts labor secretary on meeting with daughter
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem contradicted her own labor secretary Thursday about a meeting last year in her office, saying it didn't include any discussion about how her daughter could still win a real estate appraiser license after a state agency moved to deny it. The Republican governor answered questions from South Dakota reporters on…
Revolutionizing the future for sellers in Dynamics 365 Sales
Where and how we work has changed. The hybrid work environment is here to stay, and with it, comes a new set of demands on our sales organizations. The tools that sellers are currently using are not helping meet these new demands. Yesterday’s tools don’t serve our modern objectives. Sellers can’t afford to work in…
‘Breaks my heart’: Family of woman killed in Henry Ruggs crash mourn as grim details emerge
“I can manage, but they're not good, that's what I'm worried about,” Tina Tintor's brother says of their heartbroken parents following the fatal Las Vegas collision. Read full article
Witness says he stood just 15 feet away when Kyle Rittenhouse fatally shot first person
Richie McGinniss testified he heard were Joseph Rosenbaum curse loudly at Kyle Rittenhouse just before he lunged toward the teen's rifle. Read full article
Schwarber, Pederson decline options, become free agents
Atlanta outfielder Joc Pederson and Boston infielder-outfielder Kyle Schwarber were among 10 players who became free agents Thursday when they both declined 2022 mutual options in their contracts. Pederson agreed with the Cubs in February to a $7 million, one-year contract that included a $4.5 million salary and a $10 million mutual option with a…
“No photo!”: A visual essay of Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti is not one story. Photographer Rodrigo Abd, working with reporter Alberto Arce, spent four weeks in Haiti and came away with a kaleidoscopic collection of images — fragments of slices of life in a tumultuous land. One Saturday evening, after a shootout between policemen and a gang, Abd saw a…
Jimmy Kimmel Spots The Awkward Problem With Trump’s Latest Desperate Email
The late-night host mocks Trump's PAC over its unusual new plea for money. Read full article
Teens fist-bump after stabbing someone they lured to park
Three teenagers were jailed after being found guilty of killing 29-year-old Sohail Ali, after they lured him with the promise of meeting a girl he had been talking to online. Video: West Midlands Police, England Read full article
Rep. Madison Cawthorn Issues Sinister Warning To Anyone Opposing Him
The extremist Republican ranted about liberals trying to make people “sexless,” then threatened people who “stand in the way.” Read full article