A recording of a former New York City health official discussing attending sex parties and other raunchy, drug-fueled parties while the city was forcefully advising people to exercise social distancing and other measures has led to his termination in the private sector.
Read More NYC’s Former COVID Adviser Fired After Admitting to Attending Sex and Drug Parties During Pandemic
Nine staff members of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNWRA) have been fired for their possible involvement in the deadly October 7th attack on Israel.
Read More 9 Additional UNRWA Staff Fired For Suspected Involvement In October 7 Attack
The principal of a Catholic middle school in California “completely humiliated” a student by preventing him from giving his long-prepared speech on patriotism. She also later called the police to report the student’s father’s tame confrontation with her.
Read More Calif: Catholic School Forbids 13-Year-Old Student From Delivering ‘Patriotic’ Speech
The law firm representing controversial Democrat Mayor Tiffany Henyard of Dolton, Illinois, has asked to withdraw from cases involving her, as she is currently facing multiple legal battles in her role as mayor.
Read More Law Firm Drops Dem Mayor Tiffany Henyard Amid Multiple Lawsuits
A copy of the final investigative report that the House intelligence committee released this month and shared with the press indicates that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was negligent in handling cases of sexual assault involving CIA personnel.
Read More House Committee Finds CIA At Fault For Failing To Prevent, Reprimand Employee Sexual Assault
Tech giant Google has fired 28 employees over their participation in a 10-hour sit-in protest at the companies offices in New York and Sunnyvale, California, over the ties Google has with the Israeli government.
Read More Google Terminates 28 Staffers Involved In Protest Over $1.2B Israel Contract