Author: Parker Jospeh

Joseph Parker is a journalist based in United States. He as well the US breaking US news team reports on political news and cultural developments including extremism, disinformation, tech and Federal news.

The District of Columbia is stepping up its efforts to protect students getting on and off school buses by adding cameras to the stop arms of the buses. This new initiative aims to catch and deter drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses, putting children’s safety at risk. With the rise of distracted driving and disregard for traffic laws, the addition of cameras to school bus stop arms is a crucial step in ensuring the…

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U.S. Soccer and the Mexican Football Federation have decided to withdraw their joint bid to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup and focus on securing the 2031 tournament instead. The decision was made to allow for more time to prepare and maximize the impact of the event. The hosts for the 2031 Women’s World Cup will be decided next year, with the U.S. and Mexico already co-hosting the 2026 men’s World Cup. Brazil and a…

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A deep dive into addressing the resurgence of antisemitism. Stanford University in California has long been known for its diverse student body, but a recent study has revealed a statistic about the Palestinian student population at the prestigious institution. According to the study, half of the Palestinian students at Stanford were actually born in the United States. A quick side note for those who don’t know antisemitism in not monopolized by Israel, well not yet…

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Tech billionaire’s missing child found ‘in the back of a white van’ The teenage child of a tech billionaire who went missing in a notoriously dangerous part of San Francisco has been found. Mint Butterfield, the 16-year-old child of Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield, went missing in the Tenderloin neighbourhood last Sunday. Mint, who uses they/them pronouns, was thought to have been carrying a grey suitcase when last seen in Bolinas, a community on the other…

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At least 5 killed after tornadoes strike central US states Multiple tornadoes tore through the central US, resulting in the deaths of at least five individuals, including a four-month-old baby. The storms, which began on Friday, caused extensive damage and left tens of thousands without power. Four fatalities occurred in Oklahoma, where a state of emergency was declared in twelve counties. In Iowa, a separate storm system claimed a fifth life, as reported by local…

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The White House Correspondents Association dinner is known for its mix of politics, journalism, and entertainment. Over the years, the event has featured some memorable stand-up comedy sets, everyone remembers Obama, right?. Most of the time they have left audiences laughing and talking for days. However, this year’s event will not be adding to that list. It is an event that allows the US government to engage and reward journalists from ‘trusted publications’ who work…

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Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was among 100 people arrested at Washington University in St. Louis over the weekend, her campaign manager confirmed to Fox News Digital. The arrest came during an anti-Israel protest on campus, where demonstrators were calling for the university to divest from Boeing, a company that manufactures munitions used in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Stein’s campaign manager, Jason Call, stated that he, Stein, and deputy campaign manager Kelly Merrill-Cayer…

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Quick Summary – Key takeaways Firefighters in Oceanside continued to extinguish hot spots from the pier fire, with city engineers confirming that the pylons supporting the structure are stable. The beach surrounding the pier remains closed, until further inspection; for water sampling and debris collection. Officials urged the public to avoid the area due to potential contaminants. Oceanside Pier Fire – California – What happened? On Saturday firefighters continued to put out hot spots from the…

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Mr. Cato, the renowned musician and producer, is gearing up for an exciting week ahead as he prepares to appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. But before he dives into the world of late-night television, he is spending quality time with his daughter, playing games, hiding in hoodies, and even making music of his own. Louis Cato Reveals His Sunday Routine Known for his innovative sound and captivating performances, Mr. Cato is a…

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Former paramedic Jeremy Cooper was sentenced to 14 months in jail and probation for injecting Elijah McClain with a fatal dose of ketamine in 2019. The sentencing follows a series of trials resulting in convictions for a police officer and another paramedic. Racial injustice in policing in 2020 McClain’s death sparked protests over racial injustice in policing in 2020. Cooper expressed remorse during the hearing, while McClain’s mother blamed everyone present that night for her…

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Top aides to President Biden were revealed to have secretly plotted to replace White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, the first black and openly gay person to hold the position. White House communications The aides, led by de facto White House communications chief Anita Dunn, recruited outside allies to convince Jean-Pierre to step down due to concerns about her performance. Despite the efforts, Jean-Pierre remained steadfast in her commitment to stay through the election, rejecting…

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House Republicans Introduce Resolution to Overturn Biden’s Gas Car Regulations In a bold move, a group of more than 30 House Republicans, led by Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-Ga., is introducing a resolution to overturn President Biden’s actions targeting gas-powered vehicles as part of his climate push. The resolution, introduced under the Congressional Review Act, aims to block the stringent emission standards governing gas cars finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) last month. de facto…

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In a fiery statement, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, known for her stance on social justice issues, criticized Columbia University and the New York Police Department for their handling of anti-Israel protesters on campus. The congresswoman accused the university and law enforcement of suppressing free speech and peaceful protest. Anti-Israel protesters on campus are growing The controversy began when a diverse group of students at Columbia University organized a demonstration in support of Palestine, calling for an…

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The sighting has sparked speculation and debate among UFO enthusiasts and skeptics alike. Some believe it could be a top-secret military aircraft, while others think it may be evidence of extraterrestrial activity. Regardless of the origin of the mysterious object, Reyes’ sighting has reignited interest in the possibility of UFOs visiting Earth. For now, the FAA has not commented on the incident, leaving the public to wonder about the true nature of the flying cylinder…

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The tension at Columbia University continues to rise as a group of anti-Israel protesters have set up camp on the campus, causing fear and anxiety among Jewish and Israeli students. The protesters have been confronted by the NYPD, who have been aggressive and confrontational, have led to violent incidents and harassment towards those who support the alliance between the U.S. and Israel. Tension at Columbia University continues to rise The presence of the police and…

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In a secretive meeting held about a year ago, a small group of lawmakers gathered to strategize on how to effectively ban the popular social media app, TikTok. The lawmakers, determined to keep their discussions away from the prying eyes of TikTok lobbyists, worked tirelessly to craft a bill that would effectively prohibit the app from operating in the United States.

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