A Japanese man who confessed to killing and dismembering the nine bodies police found in his apartment has been sent to prosecutors for further investigation.
Monthly Archives: October 2017
{FD} Dodgers force decisive Game 7 with narrow win over Astros
Joc Pederson sliced a drive over the left-field wall, pounded his chest and danced around the bases, taking as many twists and turns as this World Series itself. Of course, the Los Angeles Dodgers forced the Houston Astros to Game 7.
{FD} Australia nationality crisis sparks call for lawmakers audit
Australia’s dual citizenship parliamentary crisis sparked calls on Wednesday for a nationality audit of all federal lawmakers, as investigations continued into decisions made by ministers found to have been ineligible for their elected positions.
{FD} John Stossel: Communism turns 100 this year – why are people celebrating?
This year marks the hundredth anniversary of one of the worst mistakes ever made: the Communist revolution in Russia.
{FD} South Dakota man reportedly under fire for wearing blackface and holding ‘will stand for money’ sign
A man in South Dakota has been forced to apologize after sharing his Halloween costume on social media, showing him in blackface and holding a sign reading “Will stand for money”.
{FD} Gunman wanted in deadly University of Utah shooting caught after 15-hour manhunt
A gunman suspected of shooting and killing a University of Utah student Monday night is wanted in Colorado for another murder, police revealed Tuesday, as they continue a dragnet for the suspected killer.
{FD} Probation for middle school teacher, 46, who got ‘caught in the act’ during sex with her friend’s teenage son
A former Illinois middle school teacher who allegedly performed a sex act on her friend’s teenage son was sentenced to probation Monday after entering a plea deal.
{FD} NYC terror attack leaves 8 dead, several injured; suspect’s notes pledged ISIS loyalty
A suspect accused of plowing a pickup truck onto a bike path and into a crowd in New York City Tuesday, killing at least eight people and injuring 11 more, is not a U.S. citizen and is originally from Uzbekistan, federal law enforcement sources have confirmed to Fox News.
{FD} ‘Hero’ NYPD cop who shot terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov identified
A young NYPD officer is being hailed a hero after shooting a suspected terrorist in New York City.
{FD} House Republicans postpone tax reform rollout
House Republicans are delaying the release of their tax reform plan after failing to finalize last-minute changes to the legislation, multiple sources told Fox News Tuesday.
{FD} NYC attack: Trump calls for stronger ‘extreme vetting’
Following the terror attack in New York City Tuesday, President Trump said he ordered the Department of Homeland Security to “step up” the nation’s “extreme vetting program.”
{FD} Timeline of recent vehicle attacks in US, Europe
There have been a number of terror attacks in Europe where vehicles were used as weapons.
{FD} House Republicans postpone tax reform rollout, sources say
House Republicans are delaying the release of their tax reform plan after failing to finalize last-minute changes to the legislation, multiple sources told Fox News Tuesday.
{FD} Australian detention center on Papua New Guinea loses power
Australia’s detention center for asylum seekers on a Papua New Guinea island has lost power and working toilets for the 606 men refusing to leave because they fear the alternatives are unsafe.
{FD} The Latest: Nurse plans to use settlement for aid projects
The Latest on a settlement reached over a nurse’s rough arrest (all times local): 5:50 p.m.
{FD} ‘Fixer Upper’ stars Chip and Joanna Gaines help woman who lost home in Hurricane Harvey
“Fixer Upper” stars Chip and Joanna Gaines are lending their home renovation expertise to a worthy cause, helping people affected by the recent hurricane in their home state of Texas.
{FD} Official White House portraits of Trump, Pence revealed
The White House released the official portraits of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday.
{FD} Top NPR, New York Times executive accused of lewd sexual harassment is placed on leave
The head of National Public Radio’s news department was placed on leave Tuesday after he was accused of sexual harassment by two women who claimed he made unwanted advances toward them while he worked at the New York Times nearly 20 years ago.
{FD} Trump’s Labor Department aims to make tip-pooling legal again
The practice was banned under the Obama administration.
{FD} Officer: Freddie Gray didn’t appear to need medical care
A Baltimore police officer involved in arresting a black man who later suffered a fatal injury during a police van ride testified at the driver’s disciplinary hearing Tuesday that the man did not show any signs he needed medical care when he was first put into the van.