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JUST IN - The Trump campaign has released an official statement on the #BOOTGATE Scandal that is rocking the political world https://t.co/2K9gxo0Cst— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) October 31, 2023#BOOTGATE pic.twitter.com/6zfUQBDTXr— Team Trump (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TeamTrump) October 31, 2023

A middle school teacher on Long Island has been pulled from the classroom after handing out a controversial assignment to fifth-grade health students. The assignment was given to students at Howard Mattlin Middle School on September 11th by teacher and track coach Mandy Bieder. The students were asked who they would allow into a fallout shelter in the event of a nuclear attack and were given 10 options to chose from. The choices included: 1.) A 16-year-old pregnant girl 2.) A police officer with multiple charges of brutality pending against him, he has his gun 3.) A 38-year-old retired prostitute...

Ron Wears Lady Clothes... pic.twitter.com/PLC2shlfU0— C3PMeme (@C3PMeme) May 25, 2023

* rump commented on 2021 story with pictures of DeSantis in his 20s *'Whistleblower' story claimed he was pictured with high school seniors *Trump commented on it, writing: 'That's not Ron, is it?' Former President Donald Trump, who ripped through the 2016 presidential field with attacks on his rivals, reposted images of a young Ron DeSantis allegedly partying with high school teens and adding his own mocking commentary. 'That's not Ron, is it? He would never do such a thing!' Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. The post linked to a Truth Social Account that grabbed a digital image...

Photo credit: Justin Sullivan, Getty Images. Former President Donald Trump attacked numerous news outlets and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) in a statement he released to his followers Thursday night. The former president, who is largely being blamed for costing Republicans big in the midterms, again referred to DeSantis as “Ron DeSanctimonious.” He also accused media outlets owned by the Murdoch family of colluding against him.

At the start of WWII millions of men showed up at registration offices to take low-level academic tests before being inducted.1 The years of maximum mobilization were 1942 to1944; the fighting force had been mostly schooled in the 1930s, both those inducted and those turned away. Of the 18 million men were tested, 17,280,000 of them were judged to have the minimum competence in reading required to be a soldier, a 96 percent literacy rate. Although this was a 2 percent fall-off from the 98 percent rate among voluntary military applicants ten years earlier, the dip was so small it...

The guy dressed in the suit and tie, smiling and shaking a bevy of hands, caught Grayson Thomas’ eye. Grayson wasn’t alone. Teachers and other students at Stevenson Ranch Elementary School couldn’t take their eyes off the lunchtime visitor, either. Grayson, a fifth-grader at the campus near Santa Clarita, Ca., noticed the gentleman’s outward characteristics: Tall and lean. Good looking. Charismatic. Charming. Energetic. Then he made a fatal error: Grayson, 11, pulled a little “made you look” joke on a schoolmate seated next to him, saying something along the lines of “Obama’s visiting our school today,” referring to the magnetic...

Don't Exhale. EPA Expected to Declare Carbon Dioxide a Dangerous Pollutant The Environmental Protection Agency is expected in the next few weeks to declare that carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases are a pollutant, a move that would require the federal government to regulate them -- even without legislation. FOXNews.com Friday, August 28, 2009 Don't exhale. That advice may need heeding if the Environmental Protection Agency declares carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases a dangerous pollutant, a move -- expected in the next couple weeks -- that would require the federal government to impose new rules limiting emissions....

ANDERSON, Ind. -- A teenager was being held after he was charged with raping a comatose 92-year-old woman in a city hospital hours before she died. Derek D. Hutchison, 18, of Anderson, was being held in Madison County Jail on $100,000 bond Saturday. Hutchison, who has a 5th-grade education, was arraigned Friday in video court. If convicted of the rape charge, he could face six to 20 years in prison. Anderson police said Hutchison acknowledged "taking advantage" of the woman while she was lying in her bed at St. Johns Medical Center about 16 hours before her death in...